Organised by The Northern Audio Visual Group, The Snods Edge October Audio Visual Day will be held on Saturday 20th October 2018 at St John’s Church Hall, Snods Edge, Shotley Bridge, DH8 9TJ
SPF Members are welcome to attend - Please see their website for full booking details (Click Here) to visit their website
Howard Bagshaw ARPS MPAGB - Video within AV Together with a Drone demonstration if conditions allow
Cost: - £14.00 Arrival, morning, lunchtime and afternoon tea or coffee are included in this price.
Lunches can be provided at £7.00 each but they must be ordered in advance. All bookings must be received at least 7 days before the meeting, even if lunch is not required.
Bryan Stubbs ARPS has kindly agreed to assess our sequences. To allow Bryan time to do this the sequences must be with Stuart by Wednesday 3rd October.
Livingston Camera Club is currently exhibiting a selection of members work at Howden Park Centre, West Lothian’s premier arts venue in Livingston. The Exhibition runs until 4th November and full details, including opening hours, can be found by visiting the Howden Park Centre's website (click here) - Free Entry. This Exhibition highlights the varied styles of Livingston Camera Club whose members are frequently inspired by nature, people, urban activity and the abstract.
In addition to the Exhibition, advanced club member, Bruce Harley, will be presenting a talk on the 24th October offering an opportunity for the local community to learn about some of the photographic techniques behind the exhibits, more about Livingston Camera Club and its activities and pursuits, and Bruce’s personal photographic journey - Free but Pre-Booking is required.
This gallery contains all of this year's 2018 SPF Portfolios Award Winners.
The lists of all of the 2018 Portfolio Acceptances along with the Final Club Placings and details of the Individual Award Winners can be downloaded from the SPF Portfolios area of this website...
The FIAP Monochrome Print Biennial for 2018 was held in South Africa. The SPF's chosen theme was 'Trees in Winter'. This gallery shows all 10 of the Prints submitted in the SPF's panel (A maximum allowed of one print per author).
Scotland finished in 1st place winning the FIAP World Cup...
We are a non-profitmaking network of almost 100 clubs and societies from Orkney in the north to Stranraer in the south and all areas in between. The sizes and involvement of each club within the SPF varies widely.
Founded in 1903, our remit is to promote the art and science of photography through interaction. To this end, the SPF Executive Committee organises a diary of events annually, mainly in the form of competitions and workshops, which our Clubs and their Members can participate in. The SPF also organises or co-ordinates entries to other events nationally or internationally on behalf of our members. We also maintain a mailing list and supply various services, including our e-newsletter the 'e-flash', and SPF Directory which contains all SPF Clubs and our SPF Judge’s & Lecturer’s list.
Through our SPF membership, comes affiliation of the PAGB. This gives access to the Club network throughout the whole of the UK. Through this affiliation comes other benefits including competitive Insurance arrangements for Camera Clubs, exclusive to the PAGB (Photographic Alliance of Great Britain) network, which you can take advantage of as an affiliated SPF club. In addition to this UK membership; as a member Club of the SPF, you and your members also automatically become members of FIAP (Federation Internationale de l'art Photographique) which is a worldwide organisation, currently based in Luxembourg.
