WELCOME

You don't have to be an 'Expert Photographer' to be welcomed as a member of Chichester Camera Club. All you need is an interest in photography.

The Chichester Photographic Society was formed in 1893 and actively continued until 1945. After a four year break it was re-formed in 1949 under the name of CHICHESTER CAMERA CLUB and has continued as such to the present day and is recognised as one of the most active and successful Camera Clubs in the South of England.

In addition to our weekly meetings we also hold regular meetings for those interested in Audio Visual; Digital Imaging; Portraiture; Printing and Royal Photographic Society Distinctions. Regular monthly walks take place during the year and a summer programme of walks during the closed season.

---

WATCH THE BIRDIE!

As many club members will know, as well as being a keen photographer and a member of Chichester Camera Club, Graham Walls is also an enthusiastic and knowledgeable member of the RSPB. At this time of year he is often to be found lurking in the garden at the back of the Chichester Cathedral café as part of the RSPB Peregrine Falcon watch team which, as well as providing information and answering questions about the birds and the RSPB in general, also supplies a couple of high-powered telescopes for the public to look through and see the birds in close-up. Well worth a visit if you are in the area. (You can then have a cuppa in the café and buy some of Tony's and Cathy's prints in the cathedral shop!). If you are unable to get along there the next best thing is to see the birds on the live web cam: Here be Peregrines.

---

PAGB

Chichester Camera Club is affiliated to the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain through the Southern Photographic Federation. Read the latest PAGB newsletter:
Issue 87 - March 2013.

Click HERE to go to the Southern Photographic Federation web site.

---

Don't forget to check out the LINKS page for inspiration and entertainment!

---

NORTH MUNDHAM EXHIBITION January 2013