Welcome to 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..
Latest News
Quiz Night
Tuesday saw the hosting of the internal club quiz night hosted by Richard Craddock. Questions were posed on Photographers, Technical issues, St Albans, some Photographs and finally some random miscellany (eg How much is a roll of 36 exposure film these days?). After some wide ranging scores we ended up with a tie at the [ Read More .. ]
Talk Sport by Warren Alani
Talk Sport 2024-25 The club started the 2024/25 lecture season with a bang, with Warren Alani’s excellent Talk Sport. Warren covered all aspects of sports photography, including technique, composition, moving around at the event, tips and tricks – all backed up by captivating example shots.
Triptych Competition 2023-24
Triptych 2023-24 First place in the Triptych was grabbed by Colin McInnes with Thames at Night, second and third places taken by Graham Adamson with Birds of Costa Rica and Sunrise copy respectively
Projected Image 0f the Year 2023-24
Projected Image 0f the Year 2023-24 Most favoured by club members vote for this season is Norwegian Church by Steven Else, closely followed by Lake Bled and Artic Bear both by Graham Anderson. The images members voted on were all of a high standard having scored 19 or 20 in projected image competitions throughout the [ Read More .. ]