Belfast Photo Imaging Club competes primarily in competitions organised by the Northern Ireland Photographic Association. Often referred to as NIPA, the association is the parent organisation of all camera clubs in Northern Ireland, and it runs an annual competition for those clubs.

One of New York's oldest arts organizations, the Camera Club (CCNY) has been a home for photographers to develop their craft, providing both a working facility and collegial environment for discussion and the exchange of ideas. The Club is dedicated to continuing its long tradition of welcoming both photographers and devotees of photography and encouraging their participation through memberships, classes, lectures, exhibitions and residency program.

Popular photography was still in its infancy when a group of enthusiasts formed the Camera Club of Ottawa in 1894. The organizers set as their objective "...to study and promote the art of photography in all its branches". Although it was a primitive art form at the time, club members soon gained competence and recognition in international salon competition. Today, we maintain that objective.

A not-for-profit organization in the Dallas Texas area of North Texas promoting underwater photography and underwater videography. We emphasize education, dive safety, fun, and protection and respect for the marine environment. We do club trips and monthly meetings with educational and entertaining speakers and also a monthly photo contest for members.

The Huntington Camera Club was founded in 1966 to provide beginning and advanced photographers an opportunity to learn to improve their skills... meet with others interested in photography ... and provide a forum for showing their photographs. Membership is open to everyone with an interest in photography regardless of their skill level.

Get the answers to your questions about underwater photography and learn about the latest equipment and techniques. The LAUPS membership is made up of all levels of experience from beginner to professional that has a wealth of information to share.

Nevada Camera Club was founded in the fall of 1979 for the express purpose of providing Las Vegas area photographers with an opportunity to improve their photographic skills and knowledge and share what they have learned with others who have the same interest.

The New England Camera Club Council (NECCC) is a non-profit umbrella group for about 80 camera clubs in the New England states (Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont). The Council was established in 1937 and incorporated in 1963.

Promote a spirit of voluntary cooperation among the camera clubs of Northern California. To sustain and increase an interest in the science and art of photography among photographers of said area.

The Photo-Art Association of Singapore (PAS) was approved by the Registrar of Society on February 25, 1965 and was officially established on April 18, 1965 by a group of photo enthusiasts. PAS is a non-profit photo society. Its goals are to promote photography as an art and to improve the picture-taking stnadard of its members.

The club's members have considerable experience in nearly all phases of photography. The most popular subject matters are Travel (which many members do extensively) and Nature, followed by Portraiture, Architecture, Family, Sports, Abstracts, Photo Journalism, Animals, Reflections and Sculptures.

SFUPS is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of underwater photography through its membership. The South Florida Underwater Photography Society was created in 1980 as a means and place for fellow underwater photographers to exchange and share ideas and techniques of underwater photography.

Texas Photographic Society (TPS) publishes and exhibits members’ photographs in print, online and in photography exhibits thoughout the U.S. and Europe. TPS membership includes photographers ranging from students to dedicated professionals. Together, they share an enthusiasm and dedication to fine photography.

The Underwater Photographic Society of Hawaii(UPSH) is a non-profit organization dedicated to perfecting photographic skills, increasing marine awareness, and having fun. Our activities seem to center around the 'F' sound--fish, fins, food, fun--oh yeah, and photography.