Amersham Photographic Society is in Buckinghamshire in the UK. We meet weekly for much of the year for talks, tutorials and competitions. We embrace both traditional and digital techniques and have achieved outstanding success in regional and national events. Newcomers are always welcome to this very friendly society where members are keen to share their skills and knowledge. Come and try us! See the join or visit page for membership information, and the programme for programme details.
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The BACS transfer system is back in action. The new Lloyds Bank account details are given on the Membership application/renewal form . Alternatively, you can send or give a cheque to Maggie James.
Only fully paid-up members may enter any of our competitions.
Check the programme page for details of the meetings of our special groups.
. . . are available on the ‘Downloads’ page.
There’s also Membership Application forms, Competition Rules, etc, there.
If you would like to join us or are just wondering whether to join, then come along to one of the meetings at 8pm on a Monday at The Drake Hall, Amersham Community Centre, Chiltern Avenue, Amersham HP6 5AH.
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Amersham Photographic Society (APS) is one of the top clubs in the UK; well-known for the breadth and quality of photographic and social activities undertaken, and also for the level of expertise within the club. New members are always welcome, whatever their level of skill – there’s plenty of help & encouragement for those who want it.
See the ‘Join or Visit Us’ page for full information on membership.
Guests are welcome to visit us, free of charge, for a maximum of two visits. Please introduce yourself to a Committee Member and sign our visitors book. Annual membership rates are: Individual £55; Family £94.
No images on this web site are permitted to be downloaded or published without the express permission of the copyright holder – usually the photographer, or Amersham Photographic Society.
