At Wolverhampton Photographic Society we are passionate about photography, in all its forms. Stunning colour landscapes, moody and atmospheric black and whites, perfectly captured nature, or out and out creativity, we love it all. 

And we love people who love their photography. Whether you’re a novice or a dab-hand, taking photos of flowers or fog, or just enjoying photography as a hobby, you’ll be warmly welcomed.

Our weekly meetings are warm and sociable affairs with a friendly membership and a range of interesting activities such as guest speakers with high quality presentations of stunning images and our annual Points Series competition (for digital and printed images) where we compete against each other.

Tutorial evenings cover a range of subjects across the skills and experience spectrum.  There’s always something new to learn and the beauty is that it all helps us produce better photographs.

Our state of the art digital projector delivers stunning images for our presentations and our increasingly popular audio visual productions.

We also have club photographic outings.  Recent trips included photoshoots at Himley Dragon Boat Day, Chasewater, Monkey World, Trentham Gardens, Weston Park and 1940s weekends on the Severn Valley railway.

Competition is one of the best ways of measuring our own skills and abilities, which is why we battle with local clubs and societies in inter-club competitions and also compete both regionally and nationally.

We’re affiliated to the PAGB (Photo Alliance of Great Britain) and the MCPF (Midland Counties Photographic Federation) and have very good relationships with several local radio stations, the Wolverhampton Magazine and Wolverhampton  Art Gallery, which is hosting our 125th Anniversary Exhibition in November 2013 – a mix of the best historical images and stunning new work.

There’s also help, advice, and encouragement to any member wishing to obtain a distinction with the Royal Photographic Society.