October 1, 2024 Meeting - Fearturing James Cowie

The next Main Meeting of the Sarnia Photographic Club on is Tuesday, October 1st at the Sarnia Public Library Theatre. The feature presenter is James Cowie: "Celebrating 20 Years of Travel".
Our club welcomes guests to attend a couple of meetings before joining the club. This will be a hybrid meeting (zoom and live).  For more information contact: sarnia.photographic.club@gmail.com
"James is a third generation photographer with a passion for sharing the art of capturing images through adventure travel. Exploring unique destinations around the globe, he affords his guests wonderful photographic opportunities and interesting ways to learn more about photography. James has over 40 years of experience in the photo industry, and coupled with his 20 years of travel skills, each guest will enjoy an enriching experience while expanding upon their photographic knowledge, skills and the art of observation. James also serves on the Advisory Board for the photography program at Fanshawe College, in London, Ontario.
James' number one belief is to have fun with your camera. The more comfortable and relaxed you are when out on an adventure, the better your powers of observation, resulting in more exciting images. With James' knowledge of the areas being visited along with his sense of humour, and his skills as a professional photographer, you will find yourself seeing what is out there in a different light. You will come home with great memories, new friends and amazing images."
 
  
 
  
 
 

2024 - 2025 Brochure

Click on the link to view the 2024 - 2025 Brochure.

2024/2025 Membership Dues

Membership fees for the 2024/2025 season are:

  • $65 for new members
  • $65 for returning members who pay after Sept 30th
  • ​$60 for returning members who pay by Sept 30th
  • $30 for full time students


Please pay via Interact e-Transfer. Instructions for Interact e-Transfer payments are shown on this page.

 

Interac e-Transfers

Sarnia Photographic Club is ready to accept Interac e-Transfers for payment of membership dues, seminar tickets and banquet tickets. 

Interac e-Transfers allow you to securely send or receive money online via email. Here's how it works: the person sending money enters the recipient's email address and the amount they wish to send.  The sender will receive an email confirming that the transfer was successfully completed.   There may be a fee for the sender depending on the Terms of Agreement of the sender's Financial Institution.

Generally, you will have to log in to your on-line banking.   Choose Interac e-Transfer.   You will have to set up a recipient - Sarnia Photo Club.   The only secure email address for financial transactions is sarnia.photo.finance@gmail.com.  The Sarnia Photographic Club receives an email notifying them of the transfer and the money is deposited directly into the club bank account.

 Important: There is a place for a message or comment on the e-transfer.  Please include your name, your e-mail address and what the e-transfer is paying for.  For new members, please also include your full mailing address and phone number.

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SPC is proud to support the Lambton College Photography Program

Annual Award Images

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Winner - 2023 Annual Open - Challenge Accepted by Rolf Hauckwitz
Winner - 2023 Annual People - Shy by Gerry Levesque
Winner - 2023 Annual Marine - Three Amigos by Rolf Hauckwitz
Winner - 2023 Annual Travel - Wild Waves by Christie Guertin
Winner - 2022 Annual Open - Tulip by Evelyn Buchner
Winner - 2022 Annual People - Watch That Step by June Pryor
Winner - 2022 Annual Marine - Northern Loon by Evelyn Buchner
Winner - 2022 Annual Travel - Kummattikali Festival Performer by Rolf Haukwitz
Winner - 2021 Annual Open - Auto Wrecker's Heaven by Lynn Tait
Winner - 2021 Annual People - Winter Wonderland by Jane Qi
Winner - 2021 Annual Marine - Lighthouse St. Martins, NB by Pierre Houle
Winner - 2021 Annual Travel - Blowing in the Wind by Jayne Primeau
Winner - 2020 Annual Travel - Wildebeest Migration by Michelle Rondeau
Winner - 2020 Annual Open - Coming in for a Landing by Jayne Primeau
Winner - 2020 Annual Marine - Ocean Fury by Pierre Houle
Winner - 2020 Annual People - Yippee Ki Yay by Jayne Primeau
Winner - 2019 Open - Young Great Horned Owl by Karin McFarlane
Winner - 2019 Travel - Stupas by Alexa Coupland
Winner - 2019 Marine - Gone Fishin by Jayne Primeau
Winner - 2019 Annual People - Girl with Pheasant by Mary Kilbreath
Winner - 2018 Annual Open - Snowy Owl by Jayne Primeau
Winner - 2018 Annual People - The Sicilian by Michelle Rondeau
Winner - 2018 Annual Travel - Laundry Day in Myanmar by Alexa Coupland
Winner - 2018 Annual Marine - Quidi Vidi Harbour by Alexa Coupland
Winner - 2017 Annual Travel - Tanzanian Abacus by Erica Laker
Winner - 2017 Annual People - Old Man on Bus by Jim Paton
Winner - 2017 Annual Open - Signs of Spring by Jayne Primeau
Winner - 2017 Annual Marine - Driftwood Sunset by Ian Sanderson
Winner - 2016 Annual Open - Eagle by Pierre Houle
Winner - 2016 Annual People - Cuban Corner by Bill Coombes
Winner - 2016 Annual Travel - Torngat Mountains, Labrador by Bill Coombes
Winner - 2016 Annual Marine - Fisherman by Kieron Nelson
Winner - 2015 Annual Travel - Kangaamiut by Bill Coombes
Winner - 2015 Annual Open - Harris Hawk by Evelyn Buchner
Winner - 2015 Annual People - School Days by Kieron Nelson
Winner - 2015 Annual Marine - Spirit by Evelyn Buchner