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Newark & District Photographic Society

Spotlighting the Best in local Amateur Photography

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Membership

Most of the Society's activities take place on Monday evenings and are open to members, prospective members, and non-members interested in a single event.

Subscription
First Year£30.00
Subsequent Years£35.00
Attendance Fee
Members£4.00
Guests£5.00
Visitors£5.00
Attendance fees must either be paid on arrival or in advance by bank transfer to the Society's account.
Bank details are available from the President, Secretary, or Membership/Programme Secretaries.

The Society

Newark & District Photographic Society has existed to promote and provide support for Amateur Photography in and around Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, England since 1938.

A keen group of photographers, we meet weekly between September and April to hear guest speakers talk on their photographic techniques & experiences, and to receive constructive criticism of our own work.

This website was created to allow parties interested in photography both locally and further afield to see who we are and what we do, and to provide resources for members. You will find news, reminders of upcoming events and competition deadlines, our current programme, contact details, our constitution and rules, competition rules, guidelines for understanding nature competition rules, preparation guides for print and projected digital image competitions, and members' galleries.

All correspondence should be emailed to the relevant contact or posted to the Hon. General Secretary:
Newark & District Photographic Society, c/o 104b North Gate, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG24 1HF.

Latest News

Change of Event (21/10/2024)

16/10/2024

Unfortunately, due to ill health, Roy Packer, who was to talk to us about Lightroom/Photoshop has had to cancel.  We send our best wishes for a speedy recovery to Roy.

Thank you to Peter Yeo, FRPS, EPAGB, APAGB, who has stepped in at short notice and will be presenting 'Monochrome Miscellany', covering a very long period, from early 1969 to fairly recently.

Prints will over landscape, people, travel etc. The early ones were made in the darkroom and later ones digitally. In the early days most club members produced single images for club competitions, as did Peter, but began to work in sets of prints in panels on single subjects.

There will be a mix of subjects and styles reflecting what was 'in' at the time.

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