Roberson Photographic club, Binghamton, New York, USA

Our club enjoys educational activities, field trips, competitions, and other occasions to promote camaraderie with our members,friends and others who are interested in photography. Learn photography the easy way, by talking to other photographer friends. Learning from one another is the key to advancing our photographic skills. We each have our own characteristic way of viewing the world around us. Each new member gives us another eye into that world.

http://www.rpcphoto.org/

Syosset Camera Club, New York, USA

Long Island's ACTIVE Photography Organization. MEETINGS are at 7:30pm three Thursdays a month, September thru May, at Haypath Road Park, Haypath Road, Old Bethpage, New York. FIELD TRIPS are every Sunday morning.Meet at the "Plainview Diner" on Old Country Road in Plainview at 8:00 am for breakfast. If you live on LONG ISLAND or are here during at least part of the September to June season, you are eligible for membership.

http://www.syossetcc.org/

Island Photo Group, Farmingdale, New York, USA

We are a Long Island-based talented group of dedicated photographers with an experienced core of advanced amateurs and semi-professionals whose goal is to work together to advance our own photographic skills and to be an exciting force in photography and photographic education on Long Island.

http://www.islandphotogroup.com/index.htm

Westchester Photographic Society, Inc., Valhalla, New York, USA

The Westchester Photographic Society is the oldest, the largest, and the friendliest camera club in Westchester County, NY. Membership is open to all photography enthusiasts, from beginning novices to professional photographers. Our members work in black-and-white, color prints, slides, video, and computer imaging. We are renowned for our unique "open mind" photography, which stretches the boundaries of our imaginations. We meet every Friday evening, 12 months a year (except on holidays and during blinding snowstorms). The meetings feature diversified programs: talks by experts, workshops, demonstrations, model shoots, member showcases, critiques, and monthly competitions. We also hold frequent exhibitions, go on field trips, and have great parties (we've been nicknamed the "Westchester Photographic and Eating Society).Our weekly meetings are on Fridays at 8:00 P.M. in the Technology Building of the Westchester Community College, Valhalla, NY. Come and visit – Guests are Welcome.

http://www.wpsphoto.org/

The Camera Club of New York

Since 1884 the Camera Club of New York has been the place where people come to learn photography and enhance their careers. We

http://www.cameraclubofnewyork.org/

The Camera Club of New York

One of New York's oldest arts organizations, the Camera Club (CCNY) has been a home for photographers to develop their craft, providing both a working facility and collegial environment for discussion and the exchange of ideas. The Club is dedicated to continuing its long tradition of welcoming both photographers and devotees of photography and encouraging their participation through memberships, classes, lectures, exhibitions and residency program. Since its founding in 1884, the club has nurtured many talented photographers whose careers cover a wide range of disciplines, including portraiture, photojournalism, fashion, street photography, advertising, documentary and fine art. CCNY's complete archives are housed at the New York Public Library. Related collections are housed in the New York Historical Society and George Eastman House Library in Rochester, New York. This detailed record of the Club's history reveals a dynamic organization with a strong commitment to education and a heritage of showcasing the works of photographers known and respected worldwide. It is the Club's mission to continue these traditions and maintain the vitality of The Camera Club of New York for those who seek out photography's expressive potential. Support for the Club's programs is appreciated. Since 1884, The Camera Club of New York has been a home for photographers to develop their craft, providing both a hands-on working facility and a collegial environment for discussion and the exchange...

http://www.cameraclubny.org/

Photography Club of Long Island, Port Washington, New York, USA

The club's members have considerable experience in nearly all phases of photography. A recent membership profile showed the following: Most favor 35mm SLR cameras, followed by medium format and large format cameras - An even dozen camera brands are used by members, with Nikon the predominant favorite, followed by Olympus, Minolta and Canon, along with others

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