Welcome to Noarlunga and Southern District Camera Club

Do you enjoy photography, but would like to learn a bit more? Do you like to talk about
photography and socialise with like-minded people? Then come and share an evening
with us.  We are currently accepting new members on a limited basis.
The club meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 7.30pm at the Arts Centre, Gawler St, Port Noarlunga. Entrance is at the rear of the building.  Read more

Noarlunga Camera Club has once again produced a stunning calendar showing the picturesque Fleurieu Peninsula.  Available to purchase directly from the club, an excellent buy for only $10.
Hurry as there are only a few calendars left for sale!!!  Click here to request a copy by email

The Next Club Meeting...

On Monday 13th February, the club has invited two Adelaide based freelance photographers Morné and Keturah de Klerk of Photography Life to give us a talk.  They are a husband and wife team who take photography tours to the country of their passion - South Africa.  On Monday 13th February they will be guest lecturers talking about their love of photography in 'Africa and Beyond'.

Competition News 2012...
Entries for the first competition of the year have to be submitted to the competition secretary on 13th February.  All entry subjects will be in the open category.  Please make every effort to get your entries in on time, as late entries will not be accepted in 2012, no exceptions!

For the interesting and no doubt challenging set-subjects for this year, check-out the 2012 Programme  & updated Rule Book on the website.

Competition Results 2011...

The End-of-Year Results are now showing on the results page. Thanks to Howard Speed for presenting the awards and judging the Best Prints of the Year.                                                                                                 Congratulations to all the winners!!                                          

'Belinda's Wedding' by Barry Treleaven                          'Leafy Seadragon' by Paul Macdonald
1st Place B&W Print of the Year                                       1st Place Digital Colour Print of the Year