Welcome to the Sedona Camera Club
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Our express purpose is to provide area photographers with an opportunity to improve their photographic skills and knowledge and share what they have learned with others who have the same interest.
For those of you visiting the area or exploring membership, we hope you will find our website friendly and informative. It will provide you with information about our meetings and activities, and how to join.
For our many members, the website provides information about special and recurring events, competitions, field trips and other membership information.
We are proud to say that we have been operating continuously since 1952. The Sedona area is a landscape photographer's dream. Photos of our iconic Cathedral Rock appear in magazines all over the world.
Our activities include monthly meetings, going on trips to take pictures of new and interesting places and people and presenting displays at the local libraries. Our meetings include professional judging of submitted photos, programs of photographic interest and education and socializing with other members.
Our April 2013 Competition Winners
(visit our Gallery to see more)
Call for gently used/used Point & Shoot Digital Camera’s
Club members Stephanie Brand and Mark Elder have called for club assistance as follows. If you are able, please help out this worthy cause. In advance, thank you.
POINT AND SHOOT CAMERAS NEEDED!
As many of you know, Mark Elder and Stephanie Brand are headed to Asia in September with a primary destination of Bhutan. They are going with Robin Smillie, a photographer, who is developing a project there in conjunction with the School for the Visually Impaired. The kids and teens there either are totally blind or at most can see light and dark shadows.
Robin, with the help of one of the young teachers at the school (who is also blind), is teaching these students to take photographs and Robin is collecting old point and shoot cameras to give to each student. These cameras must be fully functional and be complete with software (if available), memory cards, battery and a battery charger. Also, mini-tripods and card readers are wanted.
