Clubs meeting in Australia

The Melbourne Camera Club [Victoria, Australia]
The Melbourne Camera Club has a history of continuous activity since it was founded in 1891. One of the oldest photographic clubs in Australia, it prides itself on being involved at the forefront of photographic technology.

Adelaide Camera Club
Leading club in South Australia

Australian Camera Clubs
Links to sites/addresses

Blacktown City Photographic Club
In the Western suburbs of Sydney

Cam 35 Camera Club [Western Australia]
Located in Applecross

Canberra Photographic Society
Canberra Photographic Society

Caulfield Photographic Society Inc [Victoria, Australia]
South-east suburbs of Melbourne.

Eastern Suburbs Photographic Society
Dedicated to amateur photography, providing a relaxed and friendly environment for photographers. Meetings held monthly in Mitcham include photographic competitions, and workshops. The club caters for a broad cross-section of skills from beginners to expert photographers.

Essendon Camera Club [Victoria]
Essendon Camera Club [Victoria]

Forster Digital Photo [NSW]
Forster, NSW

Geelong Camera Club Inc [Victoria]
Geelong Camera Club is the oldest camera club on mainland Australia For experienced photographers and provides opportunities for new folk to learn. Meets 7:30pm each Wednesday at the Barwon Valley Activity Centre Barwon Heads Road, Belmont (opposite K-Mart)

Hills Camera Club [Sydney]
We meet at Castle Hills twice a month on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 7:45pm, unless otherwise stated. On one night there is a lecture about various subjects often by an external lecturer who has expertise in a particular field, or it may be a workshop or perhaps an outing covering a particular field. On the other night there is a competition. (they usually alternate, but on occasions may be changed due to availability of lecturers etc.) The competition may be an open where you can enter photos of any type or it may be a set subject such as landscape or the colour red where the main subject or principal colour is red. The competition is judged by a variety of people both external judges and people from within the club. The judge generally discusses each photo, its merits with where and how improvements can be made. I find these comments very helpful as you see both your own and other peoples work and learn to improve composition and technique in your own work as a result. Other members are happy to help out with advice and explanations. A learning session can be organized for anyone interested.

Hobart Photographic Society [Tasmania]
Hobart

Launceston Photographic Society 
Tha Launceston Photographic Society is a well established, mainly digital club with a small but enthusiastic membership. We meet on the fourth Tuesday of the month.

Mornington Peninsula Camera Club [Victoria]
The Mornington Peninsula Camera Club (formerly known as the Red Hill & Peninsula Camera Club) meets on the first Sunday of every month except January. Our meeting place is the Dromana Community Hall, Hodgkinson Street, Dromana, (Melway ref 159 F7) and our meetings commence at 7.00 p.m. There is no joining fee, but a yearly membership fee does apply, with the membership year commencing with the February meeting. We are an old established club, having started just over forty years ago - we used to meet in Red Hill itself (hence the name!), but three years ago we made the move down to Dromana and our membership has grown considerably as a result - there are currently approximately 50 members.

Mount Gravatt Photographic Society [Queensland]
Camera Club

North Sydney Leagues Photographic Society
Meets 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month, 8pm at the Leagues club Need to also join Leagues Club

Northern Exposure Camera Club 
We meet at the Merralinga Family centre Woodvale on the 2nd and 4th mondays of every month.

Northside Creative Photography
The aim of Northside Creative Photography is to cultivate and broaden the photographic interests of its members, by exposing them to as wide a mix of styles and mediums as possible, and to provide education, guidance, competition and social interaction. Northside Creative Photography strives to provide a relaxed, informal meeting environment free from any traditional constraints or limitations of photographic style.

Oakleigh Camera Club [Victoria, Australia]
South eastern suburbs

Parramatta RSL Camera Club
Parramatta RSL Camera Club (formerly Dundas Photographic Club) is a progressive Camera Club encouraging all forms of photography from traditional SLR/Film cameras to digital cameras, whether you print in a darkroom or on your home printer. Meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month from February to November. The 2004 Program can be viewed on the website. All visitors are welcome.

Peninsula Camera Club
PCC caters for traditional and Digital photographers.

Port Adelaide Camera Club [South Australia]
Camera Club

Preston Photographic Club [Victoria]
Camera Club

Toowoomba Photographic Society
Keith Power's Club

Workshop Camera Club [Perth]
The largest and most active camera club in Western Australia.