St Albans Camera Club

We are a small friendly club that meets every Tuesday  7:45pm for 8:00pm, at Jersey Farm Community Centre in St Albans. Our goal is to help all members improve their photography skills and knowledge, through a range of activities such as talks from external speakers, regular competitions, practical sessions and organised visits.

New members are always welcome whatever your experience or skills in photography. If you'd like to find out more, please use the contact page to send us a message. Alternatively, if there's a meeting in the hall you like the look of,  just come along  and introduce yourself (a small fee may be payable). Our existing members have a wide range of backgrounds and interests, so you'll be sure to find someone to help, and hopefully you'll be able to contribute your own views.

The next events are highlighted on this page, but check out the events page where you will find details of the whole programme..

• On 22nd January 2025

Reflection 2024/25

First place in Reflection was taken by Angela McClean with Watery Wharf, second was Frozen Lake in Norway by Geoff Clinton with third place going to Colin McInnes with Puddle Reflections

• On 22nd January 2025

Triptych 2024/25

Winner, second and third places in the Triptych competition were cleanly swept up by Richard Craddock with his images Picass-ish, Smokin and At the market respectively

• On 5th March 2025

Print Competition 2024/25 Round 2

Print League 2024/25. Round 2 of the Print league competition was for Mono prints with first and second place again taken by the same member, this time Chris Bennett with Yosemite reflection in top spot followed by The Kelpies at Falkirk. Third place taken by Derek Nash with One Man and his monument.  

• On 13th February 2025

Projected Image 2024/25 Round 2

Projected Image league round 2 Round 2 and Richard Craddock continues his success in the recent Triptych be taking by taking both 1st and 2nd slots with The colour of shells and Scallop repectively. Thirs was The Moon in the Cathedral by Colin McInnes

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