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The Photographic Alliance of Great Britain (PAGB) is an organisation that co-ordinates specific activities for photographic clubs in England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland. It does this through 15 geographical regions known as Federations. The PAGB organises national competitive photographic events for its Federations and for clubs. It also offers other services such as Recorded Lectures to clubs and its own photographic Distinctions (known as awards for photographic merit) direct to qualifying club members. The PAGB has strong links with similar organisations in different countries throughout the world through its membership of FIAP (The International Federation of Photographic Art).
Photographic Alliance of Great Britain
Judged a Success! The well attended YPU Workshop for Judges held at Carleton Community Centre on Saturday 18th February proved to be both enjoyable and successful. In the morning 15 budding judges from all over learned a lot from the experiences of YPU Executive members Ray Brammall, and Dave Burgess. After an excellent buffet organised by Pat Reed, all participants had a go at judging prints whilst being filmed by Thompson. The experienced judges then gave feedback on their performances before each video was played back.
Yorkshire Photographic Union
Welsh Photographic Federation
If you are on this website looking for up to the minute information on a particular subject, the best place to look is in the ‘News Categories’ (which are listed on the lower right hand side of every page). Each category contains the latest posts on that subject. For example click on Competitions – Ace of Clubs and you will find posts containing dates, scores, photos etc.'Inside Out' Monochrome Gold Medal winner by John Bjergfelt of Clevedon Camera Club 'Inside Out' Monochrome Gold Medal winner by John Bjergfelt of Clevedon Camera Club "The photographic content at the 2011 AGM was provided by Bristol Photographic Society. Important news re: PAGB Awards Following the PAGB AGM, there has been a change to the "Pre-Qualification" that is needed before applying for a place at an Awards adjudication. In the past, points had to be gained, but now the requirement is simpler! Click for more details The WCPF was founded in 1932 and is affiliated to the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain (PAGB)
WCPF - Western Counties Photographic Federation - Home
Southern Photographic Federation
The SF Council are pleased to announce the inaugural SF AV Championship to be held on the afternoon of Sunday 28th October 2012 at St Mary's Hall, Overton near Basingstoke RG25 3HA. This championship has no entry fee this year. For further information see the SF AV Championship rules and Entry Form . Please register your intention to compete by emailing the
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This Exhibition contains all of the photographs used to win us the Van de Wijer Trophy and the World Cups as well as the Nature Print Biennial held in India. Full Details about the Van de Wijer Trophy images and the World Cups can be seen separately below. There is a book available to go with these winning results which contains all 70 photos from the 5 FIAP Biennials entered during 2009 & 2010. Click on the heading below for details.The North Wales Photographic Association is a member of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain and has twenty active member Clubs and Societies. The purpose of the NWPA is to assist and encourage clubs and societies in the art of photography. This is achieved by organising exhibitions of members’ works, arranging lectures, conferences and competitions as decided by the Executive Committee. Member Clubs embrace both the chemical and digital approach to image making and welcome new members young and old, and are always pleased to welcome visitors holidaying in the area. All images on this site are copyright © of the author. Reproduction, transmission or storage in any form without permission is expressly forbidden
The North Wales Photographic Association
The Northern Ireland Photographic Association (NIPA) was formed in 1967 by the common consent and agreement of all the Camera Clubs and Photographic Societies in Northern Ireland at that time, and is now the Parent Organisation of all such clubs and societies, now known as the Member Societies. The prime object of the Association, as stated in its constitution is “the advancement of photography in all its aspects”. In seeking to fulfil this objective the Association organises Lectures, Exhibitions and Workshops, sometimes amongst the Member Societies themselves, but frequently by inviting acknowledged experts, speakers and judges. from outside the Association. Such speakers and judges usually come from the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain (PAGB) or the Irish Photographic Federation (IPF). Within a few days of the Association’s formation it became a member of the PAGB, which is the parent organisation for camera clubs and photographic societies throughout the UK.
NIPA: Northern Ireland Photographic Association
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Welcome to the website of the North & East Midlands Photographic Federation. We hope that this site serves and meets the needs of the Federation clubs and their membership. The site is designed to provide emphasis on Federation news, events and competitions.
