Welcome to Preston Photographic Society
ANNOUNCEMENTS:

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Thursday 13th June 2019
Presentation Evening: - The Larder - Preston 7.30 start   ​

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Thursday 20th June 2019
Photowalk:- Fairy Glen
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Thursday 27th June 2019
Photowalk:- Anthony Gormley Statues
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Thursday 4th July 2019
Photowalk:- Sunderland Point
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Thursday 11th July 2019
Photowalk:- Lytham
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Message from our President

​​Welcome to the Preston Photographic Society 2018/2019 season and our new website. Preston Photographic Society has been established since 1905 and we continue to encourage many types of photography from traditional darkroom work through to digital capture and processing, together with Audio Visual to the express Art of Photography. We have a varied program of lectures during the year that can be view on our syllabus.

​Please come along and join us and turn what might be a passing interest into a hobby, passion, or way of life to give you years of enjoyment and satisfaction.

​Stephen Riley - President
Testimonials

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When I first joined PPS I was rather nervous as I was so unsure what I was getting involved in. However, I shouldn't have worried as once I joined and realised that the club has many photographers at different stages of there development with everyone being so helpful it was made very easy for me and I was made very welcome.  The people are very friendly and always willing to pass on any advice. My moto -"Never be afraid to ask", if they don't know the answer they will point you in the right direction. My photography has come on leaps and bounds since joining.

Iain Jack

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I have been a member of Preston Photographic Society since Sept 2016 and can say that I have enjoyed being part of such a happy and vibrant club, being made to feel welcome from day one. The weekly meetings are always entertaining with a variety of speakers and competitions run throughout the season. Although the clubs aim is to help people improve their photography by example and guidance, above all it is about having fun while learning. The photo walks and critique evenings have been of great benefit to me where help has always been freely given.

Andrew Watkin

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 In September 2015 a notice was shared on my Facebook page. “Opening night of our new season” by Preston Photographic Society. I decided go & I was met at the door and introduced to quite a few members all of whom welcomed me, none of this sitting in a corner feeling out of place. I can honestly say I thoroughly enjoyed myself; the club is very friendly with everyone willing to go that extra mile to help each other.  
I would highly recommend everyone to come along a give it a go. The first few sessions are free, so what have you to lose? If you don’t fancy joining the club watch out for the Summer Photo walks posted on the Facebook page as they are open to non-members.

Louise Ollerton

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I was introduced to PPS in 2012. Over the years I have learnt a lot about photography, seen some fantastic lectures and made some great friends, it is a very friendly club. It has given me the opportunity to improve my own photography skills, I would recommend it.

Lee Sutton

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AFFILIATED LINK
Site Sponsored by:
Meetings take place at
​Moor Park Sports & Social Club
Blackpool Road,
Preston
PR2 3 AE              PLEASE NOTE:-  Sat Nav will direct you to Blackpool Road but on the wrong side of the A6.
                                                                                RED MARKER on the Map is the correct location.
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