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Newark & District Photographic Society

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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£35.00
Subsequent Years£40.00
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, constitution, rules, 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

2026–2027 Programme

24/07/2026

The Society maintains a copy of its programme as a Google calendar that can be accessed through a wide variety of desktop and mobile calendar apps.

If you have previously followed these instructions you should by now have access to the full list of dates for the 2026–2027 season, if you have not previously had these or the new season has not appeared for you then read on.

Those with access to Google calendar can enter 9aifrvukrbld96r7hugb1r009g@group.calendar.google.com into the Add a friend’s calendar input under the Other calendars section to access the programme calendar.

Alternatively, if you use a calendar application that supports the ical format you can add the calendar there, e.g. by going to Open Calendar then From Internet in Microsoft Outlook, or in iOS by going to Mail, Contacts, Calendars then Add Account, picking Add Subscribed Calendar from the Calendars options, and supplying the URL https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/9aifrvukrbld96r7hugb1r009g%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics.

2026–2027 Competition Deadlines

24/07/2026

The Society maintains a copy of its schedule of competition deadlines as a Google calendas that can be accessed through a wide variety of desktop and mobile calendar apps.

If you have previously followed these instructions you should by now have access to the full list of dates for the 2026–2027 season, if you have not previously had these or the new season has not appeared for you then read on.

Those with access to Google calendar can enter qeh47onms1ecpoch5pkbcb4mdc@group.calendar.google.com into the Add a friend’s calendar input under the Other calendars section to access the deadlines calendar.

Alternatively, if you use a calendar application that supports the ical format you can add the calendar there, e.g. by going to Open Calendar then From Internet in Microsoft Outlook, or in iOS by going to Mail, Contacts, Calendars then Add Account, picking Add Subscribed Calendar from the Calendars options, and supplying the URL https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/qeh47onms1ecpoch5pkbcb4mdc%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics for the deadlines calendar.

In Memorial: Paul King

09/04/2026

It is with great sadness that we have to report that long serving member and constant presence at the Society, Paul King, passed away on Wednesday, 8th April 2026.

Paul was a talented (and rare) producer of Cibachrome prints, who then successfully adapted to the digital age and the art of compositing.

A constant companion for his wife, Rose, he barely missed a meeting and was effectively an unofficial extension of the Committee over the decades, assisting with every activity and endeavour of the Society that he could.

Our condolences, thoughts, and prayers go out to Rose, their son and daughter-in-law, and their grandchildren.

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