Nature Photography Projects Throughout the Year

Welcome to the Cheltenham Camera Club

A Learning Club: Supporting and Encouraging Photographers Since 1953

Upcoming Club Events

Until further notice, all in person meetings of CCC are suspended, as per Montgomery County closings of all recreation centers and gathering places.

We are pleased to announce that virtual meetings will be scheduled for the 2020-21 season.

December 29: Creative Flower Photography with Colin Harrison 

January 5 : Specific Competition - Fauna POSTPONED

January 19: Rescheduled Specific Competition: Flora (flowers, plants, fungi)

February 2 : General Competition

February 23: Nikhil Bahl on the Wild Side of Nature Photography 

March 2 : Critique - Architecture with Angie McMonigal

March 16: Alan Shapiro on Environmental Portraiture

March 30: Kevin Sawford on 20 Nature Photography Projects Throughout the Year

Outings & Special Events

Postponed indefinitely: Four Seasons Project at Meadowbrook Farm

 Physically distanced outings and get togethers TBA. 

Come visit us! New members are always welcome,

whatever your skill level. Go to our Meetup Group for Zoom information.

• Meet other photographers
• Sharpen your skills with informative programs and projects
• Grow as an artist by having your photos critiqued by expert image makers
• Share your photos with a community of shooters in their 20's, 40's, and 80's who support and nurture everyone's work
• Stretch yourself with photographically challenging subjects and techniques
• Rub elbows with international award winning image makers
• Attend programs given by distinguished photographers
• Go on photo outings with others who share your passion
• Learn and have a blast!

We meet the first and third Tuesday of each month (sometimes the second and fourth) at 7 p.m. from September to May at the Rowland Community Center, 400 Myrtle Avenue in Cheltenham, PA. The first meeting of the month is a competition and the second is a guest speaker or expert member. Outings are scheduled randomly. Consult the calendar before coming, as holidays sometimes cause meetings to be rescheduled.