Seven Sisters Camera Club

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Why not consider joining Seven Sisters Camera Club by coming along to one of our Monday evening meetings see you in the program events for what’s on.

Meetings are held from early September to late May each year starting at 7:30 pm, finishing between 9.30 and 10 pm. We warmly welcome new members whether you’re a novice wanting to acquire skills or more advanced in your photographic techniques. We are committed to continuously supporting those members wanting  to achieve their personal photographic goals.

Meetings are held at St. Peter’s Hall, The Hydneye, Eastbourne BN22 9BY and  has full disabled access and facilities.

The cost of annual membership for the current season running to May 2025 is £64. 

Meetings consist of lectures by visiting speakers, as well as our own members, competitions, workshops and competitions with other clubs. We have a membership or buddy system where a member can ask for one-to-one guidance or a particular aspect of photography. This may be a taking landscapes or visit to locations, offering street photography or wildlife opportunities.

For those who like to get out as a group we have a series of walks in the local area, this may be an opportunity to get  to take some photographs and to meet with fellow club members. Group visits to places of photograph  interest are organised on a regular basis throughout the season.  Competition evenings for both digital images (PDI) and prints are separated into intermediate and advanced levels. The subject matter is open.

The competition entries are usually appraised by guest judge, who provides constructive feedback and critique. Entries are on a voluntary basis, and there is no need to feel pressurised into entering.

We are members of the Kent County Photographic Association  (KCPA) and affiliated with the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain (PAGB). These organisations organise regional competitions and the club person members’ images on the member’s behalf.

WHERE TO FIND US

 

Due to extensive rebuilding works at our normal venue in Meads, Eastbourne we have had to move on a temporary basis to St Peter’s Hall, The Hydneye, Hampden Park, BN22 9BY.

Our thanks go to St Peters for their assistance in this matter.

There is limited parking at the site and one space will be reserved for the visiting speaker or judge, please respect this space. All other spaces are on a first come first servred basis but there is parking on the street nearby. If any of you have mobility issues please let one of the Committee know.