Welcome to the New Westminster Photography Club

 We are a group of photographers keen to improve our skills and share our passion for the photographic arts.  We believe that photography is more fun when it’s shared. Our members share a wide range of photographic interests and skills.  Whether you’re new to the photography or have years of experience, you’ll find inspiration, learning, and good company here.

We meet twice a month from September to June, usually at Centennial Lodge in Queens Park. Our activities include guest speakers, workshops, outings, and friendly challenges that keep us learning and creating together.

Join Us! - New members are always welcomed! For more information check out Membership Information under the About Us tab.

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At a Glance - Upcoming Events and Deadlines  

(Check our Calendar for details and to see all activities)

Current Theme:  Edges of the Day - Golden Hour and Blue Hour

Mar 27 – BC/Yukon Speakers Series - Larry Louie - The Voice of My Camera:  As with all the BC-Yukon presentations, the presentation is included as a benefit of your NWPC membership.  But you must register.

Mar 28 –  SIG Night Visions - Gastown Night Photo Walk:  A self‑guided Gastown Night Photo Walk. This is a relaxed outing designed for anyone who wants to explore night photography at their own pace.

Mar 29 – Queensborough Exhibit Hanging.   All participants - your framed prints must be delivered to the Queensborough Community Centre on Sunday, March 29 at 10:00 am.

April 7 – Meeting on Zoom - Getting it Right in Camera - Jim Brompton

Apr 12 – Outing: Garry Point Cherry Blossom Festival in Steveston

Apr 20 – SIG Image Review

Apr 21 – Meeting – So Many Zines

Current Competition – Submission open for the CAPA Competition: Canada My Country.  We have until April  23 to submit images to be considered for the Club entry to this  competition.

 

 

 

 

 

 

New Westminster Photography Club operates on the unceded, traditional  territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the QayQayt Nation as well as all Coast Salish Nations

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