Frequently Asked Questions
If you are unable to find the answer to any of your questions here, then please feel free to contact us by using one of the email addresses listed in the Contact Us page.
Annual club membership costs £90 which covers all weekly meetings in our season which runs from September to April. Visitors are welcome to attend up to 3 meetings where a £5 door fee is payable. Any fees paid (up to £15) will be deducted from the full membership fee for anyone who joins the club.
Please feel free to ask any of the Committee questions you may have about the club. Committee members are easily identifiable by their name badges, and you will almost always find one next to the door to give you a warm welcome and point you in the right direction.
The weekly fee only applies to visitors who can attend up to 3 meetings where a £5 is payable. Members pay a single annual fee (£90) which includes all weekly meetings.
The club runs between September and April, meetings are held each Thursday evening starting at 7.30pm in Falkirk Trinity Church, Manse Place, Falkirk, FK1 1JN
Yes, the club has many levels of photographers, from novice, through experienced and on to professional. We also have a mentoring scheme where we try and partner a novice with an experienced photographer. We also have ‘workshop’ evenings to teach new skills.
For full details of Competition rules you can download a copy of the club document through this link.
We have several competitions both in-house and with other local clubs. Members enter prints or an images for projection which are marked by an external judge. On competition night the judge will also comment on what they liked and how he thought the image could be improved. Full rules for competitions can be found on our documents page or just ask a committee member for details.
No. There is no requirement to submit competition entries. You can attend purely for the weekly presentation and to speak to others about taking photographs.
We believe a photograph is a photograph no matter what it’s taken on, whether it be a mobile phone, compact camera or DSLR. So no expensive equipment is needed.