Our Story
Finding inspiration in every turn
Tavistock Photography Club was formed in 1971 by a group of 12 enthusiasts. Today the Club is thriving with over 40 members. The Club is run by an elected committee which aims to keep everyone up to date with all aspects of photography.
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Screen the Unseen April 2025
Open Competition April 2025
This must be a first! Well Done Ladies
20 - Masai Greeting
by Charlotte Morris
Open April 2025 Group A
20 - Steps and Shapes
by Chris Powell
Open April Group B
Our next meeting is 21st May
Closing Shots ( 2 Prints)
taken in last 12 months, judged by Members
The United Reform Church, Russell Street, Tavistock.
doors open at 7.00pm meeting starts 7.30pm
Open Shutter
Every 3rd Thursday in the month Open Shutter meet at various locations
to discuss photo development from the ordinary to the extraordinary,
or go out and practice taking photos at a new/different location.
We have a dedicated page for our Photoshoots for the things we do
when let loose on our imagery and imagination
If you feel inspired and want to join us contact our leader Ray Jacobs
Barbican Photoshoot
1st April 2025
Meet The Team
More Info
The Club has evolved rapidly over the last 17 years or so. From the days of very traditional wet photography where those with dark rooms would spend hours hovering over trays of chemicals, to today where the Club has embraced all that modern digital photography can throw at it. To help with this the Club took advantage of the “Grants for all Scheme”, and was awarded £5000 to purchase a laptop computer and digital projector
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An annual subscription covers the cost for the hire of the United Reformed Church where we meet as a group and host speakers and competition judges. The Club is also affiliated to the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain through the Western Counties Photographic Federation.
Our membership varies between experienced and novice photographers. We pride ourselves in being a friendly and helpful Club who try to provide advice, tips and general information to help everyone develop and enhance their skills in all aspects of their hobby. We have a taster system for potential new members to come along and enjoy an evening where they can meet like minded people and get a feel for the Club.
We try to produce a programme which features guest speakers who are often experts in their particular field of photography.
Competition judges are constructive in their comments and act as a learning vehicle from which all members benefit whether they enter a competition or not.
The subject of our competitions is varied to encourage members at all levels to challenge themselves.
