Welcome to the Batavia Photography Club 

The photo club meets on the 1st and 3rd 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 or email our club president at jim@jimburns.org

2019 - 2020 Batavia Photography Club Calendar 

Sept. 16th -Patti Larson - presents, "Layers, Masks, and Textures"

Sept. 30th -Steve Dent - presents, "What Judges Look For"

Oct 8th -BPC Travelogue Night by BPC Members -

                Bill Moon, "Travels of Poland 2019",

                Timothy L. Dusen, "Travels of the US West 2010" 

Oct 15th - First McKellar Digital Critique Night (Digital Images Only)

                Craig Braack - presents, "Birds, Butterflies and Bugs"

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.