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SUNSHINE COAST PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

The Sunshine Coast Photography Club (formerly The Caloundra Camera Group) is one of the oldest Clubs of its type in the region. It was incorporated in 1997 and is affiliated with the Photographic Society of Queensland. 

The club offers members a wide range of excursions, social activities and photography competitions in a supportive environment for all skill levels.

New members are always welcome regardless of photographic experience or equipment as we strive to encourage the development of photographic skills and knowledge so that we all may achieve and share a greater enjoyment of the art of photography.

Sunshine Coast Photography Club Inc.   
ABN 80 235 726 988

Sunshine Coast Photography Club Recent Posts Archives

Our Next Meeting – August 11

This is our ‘Noir’ Comp Night – the definition is… ‘Noir is the French word for black. Noir is characterised by moody, dark and dramatic images that look straight out of a crime scene filmed in the 60’s. The images are emotive and have a highly specific look to them in lighting, contrast and composition.’

It would be great if you can try to arrive at about 7.00 pm for sign in. 
The meeting will open at 7.15 pm with an update on what’s been happening and judging will commence at 7.30 pm. 
See you there.

Don’t forget next Wednesday night is also the closing date for entries to our September Competition ‘Colour Echoing’, the definition for that is….’Find a subject of colour – building, billboard, car etc, then use another object or persons clothing of similar colour to echo your chosen colour’ For mono images only the primary subject and the echo will be in colour, the remainder in monochrome.

Should lockdown continue for us you will be notified of the arrangements for attending the meeting on line.

by Airlie Andrews, August 4, 2021

Submission Date Change for Annual Awards

The new date for submission to ALL our categories for the Annual Awards has been brought forward to this Friday, November 13 at midnight.

This change has been necessitated because the latter date did now allow enough time for all the trophies to be updated to show the 2020 recipients.

We do apologise for this and trust this will cause you minimal inconvenience.

by Airlie Andrews, November 11, 2020

Tick Tock – Time is Running Out

REMINDER – Print entries for the Presidents Trophy and the Ted Gillingham Trophy are to be lodged with Ann on Wednesday night (thats tomorrow night, November 11).

Don’t miss out on being the trophy winner for 2020

by Airlie Andrews, November 10, 2020

Australian Cup Results

With 67 camera clubs around Australia entered into the Australian Cup 2020, we are absolutely delighted to announce that we came in at 13 th place with a total of 399 points. The winning club was Australian Horizons with 427 points. Thanks to everyone whose images were selected to represent us. The catalog will be out later tonight and when it comes to hand it will be sent to you.

by Airlie Andrews, July 24, 2020

Coronavirus (Covid-19)

The following is the status of all CCG meetings and outings that now apply following discussion at the Committee Meeting last night.

March 22 – Pt Cartwright early morning photo shoot – this outing will go ahead and is to be attended at member discretion. All other outings until the end of April are now cancelled as is the proposed 3 day adventure to Maryborough from May 15 – 18.

March 25, April 22 – Share Nights – both meetings are cancelled.

April 8 – ‘Summer’ Competition night – part cancelled. Due to the logistics involved we will be cancelling the Print section of the April competition. To arrange a depot for the collection of prints, to then have them sorted into A & B Grades, then into each section and then transported to the judge in Brisbane could prove to be a nightmare. Instead all print images will receive a zero score in MPC. The good thing is you will be able to enter all those print images later in the year into any section of a competition you wish. Please enter your print images for our May competition as usual – a decision will be made closer to the date advising whether the print section will go ahead. The DPI section of our April competition will go ahead as normal. Judging for DPI’s is done remotely with the results posted on to MPC electronically in the usual manner.

We have no idea how long the current crisis will last, the committee will review the situation at committee meetings and advise you accordingly. All decisions made will be based on Government and health authorities advice and fir the well-being of our members.

If you have any questions or comments please do not hesitate to contact me.

by Airlie Andrews, March 19, 2020

Congratulations Lorraine and Jane

Two of our very clever members entered a photographic competition in Brisbane recently to celebrate International Women’s Day. Their entries were selected and exhibited at the recent Femme Exhibition held at CameraPro Brisbane.

Titled Speed Demons – this image is by Jane Weir
Face in the Forest – this image is by Lorraine Brace

Well done Jane and Lorraine, you are an inspiration to us all.

by Airlie Andrews, March 17, 2020