Welcome to the Batavia Photography Club
The photo club meets on Mondays from September through May.
Meetings are held at the Richmond Memorial Library, 5 Ross ST, Batavia New York 14020 at 6:30 P.M for camera questions or informal picture critiques. The meetings formal presentation starts at 7:00 P.M. (Unless otherwise noted).
Visitors are always welcome to attend a meeting . For more club info go to membership on the pull down menu.
For 2020 check the website for meeting locations. Due to Covid 19 we are meeting outside at differing locations. Some of the outdoor meetings are being held on Saturday mornings, so check the meeting dates.
2020 - 2021 Batavia Photography Club Calendar
Aug. 31st -6:30 pm, Dewitt Park / Ellicott Trail - Start of year info and photo shoot. 115 Cedar Street, Batavia, NY. Park in top parking lot (no gate)
Sept. 21st - 6:30 pm, Oak Orchard Photo Shoot, park on side of road near Swallow Hollow
Sept 21st - Mckeller Competition 1, Online Judging, Competing Members submit on website, currently open for submission
Oct 3rd - Saturday, 9 am, Genesee County Park, Meet at the Interpretive Nature Center
Oct 17th - Saturday, 9 am,
Oct 17th - McKeller Competition 2, Online Judging, Competing Members submit on website, currently open for submission
Nov 7th - Saturday, 9 am, Stony Brook State Park, Meet by playground parking lot
Nov 16th -
Dec 7th -
Dec 21tst - BPC Annual Christmas Party
Jan 4th -
Jan 19th -
Feb 1st -
Feb 15th -Golden Horseshoe Selections
Mar 1st -
Mar 15th -
Apr 5th - BPC Annual Photography Show Reception at Richmond Memorial Library 6 pm- 8 pm
Apr 19th
May 3rd - Robert Williams Annual Awards Banquet.
May 17th - Board of Directors End of Year meeting.
The Batavia Photography Club:
Was founded by a small group of local photography enthusiasts , to provide mutual support in developing knowledge and skills in their chosen hobby or profession. It is a member of the Niagara Frontier Regional Camera Club
Our Mission Statement
The Batavia Photography Club is a group of people that is uniquely focused on helping individuals develop the skills that they require to enjoy their hobby through practical meetings that focus on hands-on learning in a friendly and inclusive environment.
Objectives
Through meetings on the first and third Monday of the month ,we provide facilities and skills for the members, as a group, to develop the skills that they require to enjoy their hobby.
• Provide a program of evenings and events that are driven by the needs and wishes of the members.
• Provide professional advice to members on the selection and use of digital equipment and software including cameras, photo printers and personal computer equipment.
• Provide high quality interactive skills workshops
• Provide practical workshops on taking photographs of a wide range of subjects and lighting situations.
• Hold occasional field trips to allow members to practice their capabilities and to get experience in new situations.
• Hold internal competitions that are judged and analyzed by the club members as a peer activity.
• Provide the occasional social activity for members and friends to enjoy one another’s company.