Welcome
Welcome to the official website of Tamworth Photographic Club.
We are a small and friendly club of around 50 members. Our members are of all levels of ability and have varied interests and backgrounds.
We always welcome new members warmly, so why don't you come and join us?
News
Competition News
16.03.12
The results of the 3rd Open competition are now online.
The date for the annual Natural History competition has been changed to 30th May.
Competition Results
17.11.11
The results of the 1st Open PDI and the Landscape competitions are now online.
The next competition will be held on the 14th December, it is an open print competition.
Forthcoming Club Season
22.08.11
The first meeting of the 2011/2012 season will be held on 7th September.
The full programme will be online shortly.
Inter-Club Replaced by Team Challenge
04.02.11
Next week's inter-club against A&E has unfortunately been cancelled. Instead, we will be holding a team based competition for fun (and bragging rights)!
Derek Doar's Mono Lecture
09.03.10
Click here to download Derek Doar's monochrome conversion tutorial which he talked about in his lecture last week. Alternatively, visit his website where he has several tutorials available for download.
Staffs Photo Clubs Digital Image Competition
27.11.09
The annual Staffs 8-way digital projected image competition was held on 18th November at Rugeley. The results and Tamworth's entry are now online.
Staffs 8-Way Print Competition
16.04.09
Wednesday 15th April 2009 saw the annual Staffs 8 Way print competition, held at Rugeley. It was a closely fought contest. For the full story click here.
MCPF Print & DPI Competition
14.04.09
Tamworth recently entered the annual MCPF Print and Digital Projected Image (DPI) competition which is the top Midlands club event of the year. A report and the results are now online.
Please register your interest here.Tamworth Wins PAGB Small Clubs Competition
23.01.09
The images and results from the recent PAGB Small Clubs Cup are now online. Tamworth was placed first out of the 58 clubs with less than 50 members who entered.
