Welcome

For the first time in the 68 year history of the club, our annual exhibition can now be seen from anywhere in the world via the power of the Internet. Thanks to the hard work and expertise of our exhibition team we have presented images from many of our members showing the huge variety of work and the amazing skills that we have in the club. Click here to view the exhibition.

Please share these links to the video with your family & friends:

• YouTube: https://youtu.be/FsysNWboVxY
• Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/448169211

• Thu 22 Oct – Speaker – David Newton – ‘Let there be Light, Part 2’ (Tutorial)
• Mon 26 Oct – Speaker – Steve Smith – ‘What’s next?’
• Mon 2 Nov – NW Fed Competition
• Mon 9 N0v – Speaker – Paul Sanders
• Mon 16 Nov – PDI Comp 3. Judge – Ken Scott

Contact our Membership Secretary if you would like to join or just try out Amersham Photographic Society.

The Communications Secretary will confirm, by e-mail, arrangements for ‘admission’ to these ‘Members Only’ Zoom meetings.

Our monthly newsletter :   October 2020

On the ‘Downloads’ page there’s Membership Application forms, Competition Rules, etc, etc.

The images showing on this Home Page are from the new members galleries, all submitted recently.
Any member is welcome to have a gallery; usually one image will be used in the slide show above.
See the Members Gallery page for full details

Our Member Development page now lists a comprehensive range of photography tuition and photographic software tutorial links – sufficient to propel any diligent student to the peak of this pixelated profession!
The Useful Links page retains links to suppliers of goods and services such as photographic papers, mount-boards, printer repairs, etc.

Regrettably, all face-to-face meetings have been halted until January 2021.  Until then, our programmes, including Special Interest Groups, will continue to be hosted on Zoom.  Meanwhile, the Committee is investigating the feasibility of holding hybrid meetings (both physical and virtual) from the new year.

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.  If you would like to join us or are just wondering whether to join, then email the Membership Secretary (see the ‘Contact Us’ page).
See the ‘Join or Visit Us’ page for full information on membership.

When physical meetings resume in 2021, guests will again be 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.
Meetings will be held at 8pm on a Monday at The Drake Hall, Amersham Community Centre, Chiltern Avenue, Amersham HP6 5AH.
Google ‘Map’ 

Thanks to all the APS members who are contributing to the APS Facebook group  – it now has hundreds of interesting posts. We anticipate that there will be even more activity over the next few months so we would like to remind you how to join the group.

The APS Facebook Group is a closed group for APS members only, to share information and images and to provide advice to each other. In order to access the APS Facebook you need to have a personal Facebook account.  To get an account, google Facebook & follow their instructions.  Then join the APS group by:
• Clicking this link https://www.facebook.com/groups/2891380564212021/?ref=share
• Alternatively, once you are in your own Facebook account, use the SEARCH function to find ‘Amersham Photographic Society’.
• Once you see the APS Group Page, press ‘JOIN GROUP’ and the administrators will grant you access within a day or two.
We look forward to more of our members joining us and seeing their  images and comments on our Facebook group page.
If your Facebook identity is different to your APS membership name, inform the membership secretary

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.