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Some photos are polite little darlings. They sit quietly on a screen and behave themselves. Others raise their hand and shout, “I could be brilliant, but I need a tiny bit of help.” That’s exactly where a Gallery Evening earns its keep.

Some photographs feel quiet at first, then stay with you long after you’ve looked away. That’s the pull of David Morris’s work. He isn’t chasing spectacle. He’s looking closely at familiar rooms, familiar faces, and the odd, charged moments that happen when people are between one state and another.

A printed image asks for a different kind of attention. It has to stand on paper, under the light, without the glow of a screen helping it along. That is part of what makes Lowestoft Photographic Club’s first printed image competition of the 2026 to 2027 season such an interesting evening for local photographers.

In 2021, Ian Bundey didn’t even own a camera. Just a few years later, he was FIA-accredited and photographing Grands Prix around the world for international media agencies. That’s a remarkable leap by any measure, and it’s exactly the story he’ll be sharing at Lowestoft Photographic Club on Wednesday 23 September 2026 at 7.30 pm.

A new club season always feels a bit sharper when the first competition lands, and Lowestoft Photographic Club is starting 2026 with a theme that can reward patience, imagination, and a good eye for light.

Some photographs deserve more than a quick glance on a phone screen. They need a room, a cup of tea nearby, and a few friendly people asking, “How did you get that light?” or “Was the gull really that close?”

A fresh club season deserves a strong first night, and Lowestoft Photographic Club has picked a cracking way to start. The club opens its 2026 to 2027 season on Wednesday 2nd September 2026 at 7.30 pm with a visit from Kevin Sawford, who will present 20 nature photography projects throughout the year. It’s a great fit for the first evening back, especially for photographers who like the idea of having something practical to shoot in every season, not just when the weather

The Lowestoft Photographic Club will gather on Friday, 31st July, for its much-anticipated Annual Dinner and Awards Evening. This event is more than just a social occasion; it marks a celebration of the past year’s creative achievements and sets the tone for the exciting season ahead.

Steve Ivy is planning our first summer photography outing and would love for you to join. Here are the details for your diary: Date: Wednesday 24th June [2026] Time: 7:20 pm Meeting Point: Southwold Harbour Inn

The Lowestoft Photographic Club invites all members to join the Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, 26th May 2026, starting at 7.30 pm. This event marks the final gathering of the year, offering a chance to look back on the club’s activities, achievements, and shared passion for photography. It’s a moment to celebrate creativity, review competitions, workshops, and speakers, and plan for the future.