Programme

Winter Programme 2025-2026

Event Information:

  • Tue
    09
    Dec
    2025

    Quartet Competition - Judge David Steel

    8:00 pmSt Ives Free Church

    The quartet competition is a panel competition on any theme.

    1. DPI and Prints.
    2. Entries should consist of a panel of 4 separate images on a common theme and are judged as a panel, NOT individual images.
    3. DPI’s should be submitted as a single digital file and the 4 images should be clearly distinguishable.
    Prints can be on any number of mounts e.g. 4 images on 1 mount, or 4 separate mounts, or 2 mounts with 2 prints on each.
    4. Maximum of 2 entries, not previously used in any internal competition.
    5. Only the highest scoring image from each member is counted toward the final scores.
    6. Only one image is to be awarded the maximum of 10 points, to ensure that there is a clear winner.

Summer Events 2026

Cambridge Mosque Photography (SIPC Members Event)

Cambridge Mosque Photography (SIPC Members Event)

A morning photographing the mosque and gardens for members of SIPC.Read More »
SIPC Johnson's Farm photography (SIPC members Event)

SIPC Johnson’s Farm photography (SIPC members Event)

Photography at Johnson's Farm followed by (optional) Sunday carveryRead More »
Cyanotypes Workshop (SIPC members Only)

Cyanotypes Workshop (SIPC members Only)

A cyanotype workshop in Louisa’s gardenRead More »
Little People setups (SIPC members Only)

Little People setups (SIPC members Only)

Photograph various still life model setups in Nicky’s gardenRead More »
Anglesey Abbey and Lode Mill - Dahlia Walk (SIPC Members Event)

Anglesey Abbey and Lode Mill – Dahlia Walk (SIPC Members Event)

A photography event for members of St Ives Photographic Club and their guests.Read More »

Provisional Winter Programme 2026-2027

Event Information:

  • Tue
    05
    Jan
    2027

    Members' Show and Tell evening

    8:00 pmSt Ives Free Church

    Do you have any images that you would like to show, without any judge seeing them?  Members are invited to chat about their images in an informal setting