| St Ives Photographic Club |
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| Affiliated to the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain through the East Anglian Federation
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The club's programme for the 2008/2009 indoor season is available here.
For more information about us, please click here.
View our Members Exibition and competition winners.
For information on other clubs and the world of amateur photography visit the sites on our Links page.
On Saturday 23rd February 2008, Cambridge Camera Club won the coveted Annual INTERPRINT Competition organised by St. Ives Photographic Club. Cambridge last won the competition in 2006.
INTERPRINT is the foremost photographic print competition in the East of England. It is keenly competed for by clubs from across the whole of East Anglia and provides a showcase for some of the best pictures from the best photographers in the region. To celebrate reaching its Quarter Century, this year’s showing was judged by Colin Cartlidge of Cannock PS.
The hundreds of visitors to the Free Church Centre in St Ives were treated to a sensational exhibition of 240 of the best photographs in the East of England
Two main awards were competed for:-: Best Club Entry; the award won by Cambridge CC and The Judge’s Award for Best Individual Print and PAGB Gold Medal which was won by Derek Buckett of Desborough & Rothwell PS with his image A Cold Trudge Home.
In addition to these, the competition has patronage from the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain and PAGB Silver and Bronze Awards were be presented to Lreigh Clements and Thomas Hanahoe for their pictures Hayden Valley and Barn Owl. PAGB ribbons were awarded to Sarah Hall for Florence Close-Up, Roger Hance for Kieran and William and Geoff Leigh for Cromer Pier in the Fog.
A summary of the results from this year's competition are available here and details of individual scores are here. Cambridge CC's winning entry has been posted to the Interprint exhibition. you may view it from the Exhibitions link at the top of the page, or by clicking here.
Results from previous years can be seen in our archive.
If you are interested in photography and live in the St Ives/Huntingdon (Cambs.) area this is the club for you. We are medium sized, friendly and meet regularly. Our indoor programme includes lectures, competitions, demonstrations and social events. We also run a summer programme of outdoor activities. Members are keen to share their expertise in different types of photography, from natural history and landscape to creative work and from traditional black & white printing to the new technology of digital imaging.
This page was last updated on April 27, 2008. Click the links to find out about our new season programme. It is full of interesting talks, practicals and competitions, Why not come along on any Tuesday and find out more from club members?
St Ives Photographic Club meets every Tuesday between September and April in the Free Church, St Ives, Cambridgeshire between 8pm and 10pm. The building is fully wheelchair accessible and has a built-in sound system for those with a hearing impairment. If you don't have transport, lifts from current members can be arranged: please contact us for more information.
Our meetings are a lively mixture of talks from amateur and professional photographers drawn from both the local area and throughout the country, practical evenings, internal competitions, practical demonstrations of photographic techniques and equipment, and competitions with other clubs. To see more details of our programme, click here.
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Page last updated:
27-Apr-2008 18:42