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The countdown is on for one of the most thrilling visual contests of the year. On Wednesday, January 28, 2026, the Projected Image Knockout competition will bring together talented photographers, digital artists, and image enthusiasts for a day filled with creativity, skill, and friendly rivalry. Whether you are a participant or a spectator, this event promises to deliver stunning visuals and inspiring moments that celebrate the power of projected images.

Portrait photography is more than just taking pictures. It’s about capturing the essence of a person, their story, and the emotions behind a single glance. Spending an evening with Andrew McMeekin, a local professional portrait photographer, reveals the dedication, creativity, and skill that go into creating images that speak beyond words.

Lowestoft Photographic Club is holding its 4th Projected Digital Image Competition on Wednesday, 14th January 2026 at 7.30 at Trinity Methodist Church Hall, High Street, Lowestoft, parking is available via Park Road, Lowestoft. Open Monochrome and the Theme is "Song Title". Judged by Rob Howarth. Lowestoft Photographic Club

The Lowestoft Photographic Club gathered on December 17th, 2025, for its Annual Christmas Party, a much-anticipated event that brought members together to celebrate the festive season and their shared passion for photography. This year’s party featured a lively quiz organized by Paul Newson, which added a playful challenge to the evening. Alongside delicious party food and warm conversations, the event created lasting memories.

Photography offers a unique way to explore the world, capturing moments that tell stories beyond words. The Lowestoft Photographic Club invites members of all levels to showcase their talent and creativity in their 3rd Projected Digital Image Competition. This year’s competition focuses on OPEN COLOUR images with the exciting theme “Abroad.” Whether you are a seasoned photographer or an enthusiastic hobbyist, this event is a fantastic opportunity to share your vision of forei

Focus on Adobe Camera Raw edits within Photoshop.

The tutorial evening focused on macro photography and editing methods. The presentation is "Doing it all in camera"

Photography is a wonderful way to capture moments, tell stories, and express creativity. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to improve your skills, mastering the art of photography can be both fun and rewarding.

An Evening with The Smiths: Join Us on Wednesday, 5th November 2025 at 7.30 PM at Trinity Methodist Church Hall, Lowestoft

If you’re passionate about capturing moments and want to connect with others who share your interest, local photography events are a fantastic way to do just that. Lowestoft Photographic Club meets every Wednesday night from September until May the following year. Join us for a programme of events to enrich your photography.

If you’re passionate about capturing moments and want to connect with others who share your interest, local photography events are a way to do just that. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, these gatherings offer opportunities to learn, share, and grow your skills in a friendly environment. I’ve found that joining a club or attending events near Lowestoft, Oulton Broad, Carlton Colville, Kessingland, Bradwell, Belton, and Gorleston can really boost your creativity an

This is an open session where members can present images, plan a training evening to address ongoing problems, or discuss any common issues with their images.

After a family visit to RSPB Minsmere Dec 2012 I treated myself to a Canon 600D and a Sigma 150-500mm. If I only knew then....

It's our first print competition of the new season on Wednesday night - bring your prints along on the night. Open to all paid-up members of the club. Check out more details at https://wix.to/Af0popS  #InternationalCoffeeDay #PhotographyLovers #Lowestoft

Importance of critique sessions in photography to improve skills and learn from successful works. Purpose of the blog post: to explore the discussion generated during the session and the key achievements.

Joining a local photography group is a fantastic way to stay inspired and connected. It’s not just about improving your photos but also about making friends and sharing your passion. Whether you’re capturing the beauty of Lowestoft’s coastline or the charm of nearby villages, having a group to support you makes the journey more rewarding.

As we embark on our 2025 - 2026 season, we are thrilled to start with Simon JG Ciappara FRPS. This evening promises to be a celebration of creativity, community, and the art of photography.

Photography is more than just taking pictures; it is an art form and a way to express your unique perspective of the world. Sharing this passion with others who understand and appreciate it can enhance your skills, inspire creativity, and build lasting friendships. But how do you find like-minded people who share your enthusiasm for photography? This guide will walk you through practical steps to connect with fellow photography lovers and grow your network.

The Lowestoft Photographic Club is thrilled to announce its upcoming programme of events for the new season of 2025-2026! Our season starts on Wednesday, 3rd September 2025.

The final meeting of the season is our Annual General Meeting. The meeting is in person at Trinity Methodist Church Hall, High Street, Lowestoft Suffolk NR32 4HU.