St Ives Photographic Club
Founded in 1972, the St Ives Photographic Club is a friendly and active club in Cambridgeshire, dedicated to the encouragement and development of photography in the community.
The club meets at 8pm every Tuesday evening between September and April in the Free Church, St Ives. We also have an active programme of outside events from May to August.
Our autumn/winter programme of meetings offer a lively mixture of talks from both amateur and professional photographers, practical evenings, internal competitions, practical demonstrations of photographic techniques and equipment, and competitions with other clubs. To see more details of our programme, look under the Programmes section.
Our summer programme is focussed on a series of outdoor activities across a range of photographic subjects.
Members are keen to share their expertise over a wide range of photographic techniques and subjects, from natural history and landscape to creative work.
If you are interested in photography and live in St Ives or the surrounding area, this is the club for you and we welcome new members who enjoy photography at all experience levels, young and old, amateur and professional.
Image of the Month
The image of the month for December, as chosen by the Club President, is “Pondering in Thought” by Ethan Clarke.
Upcoming Events 2024-2025
Event Information:
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Tue12Nov20248:00 pmFree Church
“Composition and Catastrophe” - Chris Shepherd
Two separate half evening technical talks, making for an evening where beginners and experts alike can learn (or be reminded) of something:
- Considering Composition - we often hear talk of "The rules of composition", but what are those rules and should we ignore them ? In this talk we explore the compositional tools we have available to us to make our pictures just a bit more interesting.
- If you do one thing today - its a new digital world and yet not many of us stop to think how easily we could lose all our information. In this talk we scare ourselves with tales of what could happen to our computers, photographs and information then look at ways to mitigate those risks.
Header Image © Steve Laws