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The Portland Camera Club (Portland, Maine) has welcomed photography enthusiasts of all levels since 1899.  Meetings are held on Mondays from September through May at the American Legion Hall in South Portland. The address is 413 Broadway (click here for directions).

We meet to display, critique and discuss photography in
a friendly atmosphere. Visitors are always welcome, but only members may submit images in club competitions. To learn more about us, visit our About the Club page.

For a schedule of club events, visit our Club Calendar.

Click here to read a recent article
about the Portland Camera Club
in the Portland Press Herald!

The Portland Camera Club is a charter member of the Photographic Society of America and the New England Camera Club Council.

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Call for Entries: Doug Coleman is collecting entries for the Glennie Nature Exhibition. Deadline is March 15th. Click here for details.

Mon Feb 8 - 7 PM
Print Night - Competition
Judging at 6:30.

Mon Feb 15 - 7 PM
Digital Night
16 Bit and LAB Mode

Mon Feb 22 - 7 PM
Guest Presentation by Dave Higgins

Wed Feb 24: Deadline for .jpg submissions for the March Projected Image Competition. There is no assigned category. Max. 2 submissions per person. Click here for the upload link.

Mon Mar 1 - 7 PM
Projected Image Competition
No assigned category. JPG file submissions due Wed 2/24/10.

Mon Mar 8 - 7 PM
Print Night / Critique Night

Mon Mar 15 - 7 PM
Digital Night
Guest Speaker: Dave Higgins

 
 

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