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Finding a local camera club is one of the best ways to learn about photography and meet fellow photographers.
Most camera clubs have regular meetings at local libraries, coffee shops, parks, or dedicated photo venues. These can also be great places to learn photography from others who might be more experienced than you are and get hands-on time with different types of cameras and lenses.
With so many digital cameras available today, finding a camera club that focuses on film cameras may seem more challenging than it should be. However, there are still plenty of places you can go to get the help you need to get started with your own photo interests.
The Workshop Camera Club meets every Wednesday night at 7:30PM. Meetings are held at the Canning Arts Centre on the corner of High Road and Riley Road, Riverton from the end of January until the end of November each year. The first Wednesday of each month is an Exhibition night at which members’ projected and printed photographs are judged by either an internal Read more…
​Our club is a non-discriminatory and non-profit organisation, formed to share amongst its members, the knowledge, skills and creativity in the art of photography. It provides the venue and a friendly environment for its members to learn or enhance their skills in the taking and processing of photographic images. ​ Originally created to meet the needs of photographers in the western suburbs Read more…
The Western Australian Camera Club welcomes new members. Many prospective members start by visiting the club for a meeting or two to help them decide whether they would enjoy participating. All our meetings are open to visitors. We gather twice a month on Monday nights at 7.30 in the Tuart Hill Community Centre, Grenville Reserve, Corner of Stoneham and Cape Read more…
The SWAN VALLEY CAMERA CLUB (SVCC) is a small, friendly Photography Club whose home is located on the edge of the Swan Valley about 26Km NE of Perth. The Club is very active and holds twice monthly meetings from February to November as well as regular outings, competitions and exhibitions for all members to participate in. The Club caters for Read more…
The Club (formerly Swan Hills Photographic Society), was formed in 1960 and has continued over the years to be a meeting place for people interested in photography. Our monthly meetings set aside a short time for business. Then we move on to the main part of the evening, which includes our monthly competition for print and projected images. We may Read more…
The Rockingham Photography Club will provide a positive and alluring environment to encourage members, develop their skills and maintain their interest through constructive interaction Read more…
Our vision is to foster and nurture the practice of all aspects of photography in an environment that is relaxed, supportive, and enjoyable. We currently have over 100 members, ranging in experience from novice to professional. We meet formally on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month from 7.30 pm at the Rob Baddock Community Hall, 160 Dampier Ave, Read more…
Do you like taking photos? Would you like to take better ones? Would you like to share your photos with others? Then come and join us. New members of any age or any photographic experience are welcome. With a friendly social atmosphere, we provide bi-monthly projected image and small print competitions critiqued by an accredited judge. Technical talks by visiting Read more…
Welcome to Margaret River Camera Club! We are a group of people who live in the beautiful South West of Western Australia, who share a love of photography. We host monthly meet ups and regular outings and we would love for you to join us! All skill levels are welcome. Read more…
Mandurah Photography Club is for photography enthusiasts that live in the Mandurah area. Our members include beginners and experienced photographers. We enjoy outings ranging from a couple of hours to a weekend away, but we develop our skills and enthusiasm from our workshops and image appraisal evenings, using club members’ and other expert photographers. COVID 19 permitting, we will hold Read more…
Our Club hosts a small membership which makes for a warm & friendly atmosphere.  We invite you to come along and enjoy an evening us & share the passion & fellowship of photography. New members & visitors are very welcome. Read more…
We welcome all those who enjoy photography, both amateur and professional photographers, regardless of their level of expertise and experience. Read more…
Do you like taking photographs? Would you like to take better ones? Have you photos you would like to share with others? Then join Cam 35 a group of amateur photographers who exchange ideas and have competitions in both colour prints and slides. Read more…
At the Belmont Camera Club we love to take photos and we would love to help you take quality photos too. As a member of our photography club you have access to newsletters, workshops, master photographers, speakers in the field of photography and so much more. We strive to provide a little something for everyone. Read more…
Our club has existed in Albany for over sixty years. Our aim is to unite photographers in the Albany region through the thoroughly rewarding activity of taking and sharing photographs. The Albany Photographic Society has existed in Albany, Western Australia, for over sixty years. Our continuing aim is to unite photographers in the region through the thoroughly rewarding activity of Read more…
