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Welcome to the web site of the Prince George Photographic Society (PGPS).
We are located in the City of Prince George, Province of British Columbia, Canada.
To explore our web site, just click on any of the links shown in the menu bar above.
Photo Of The Month
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Photographer: Doug Lamb
Title: Double Trouble
Theme: Seeing Double
Click on the picture to see a full-size image
and more information.
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Who We Are
We are interested in
all forms of photography, including black & white prints, colour prints, slides, digital
technology, and the use of computers to enhance our photo taking experience. We like to
participate in national and regional photo competitions, and we
try to get "out in the field" as often as we can. We share our knowledge of cameras,
lenses, filters, flashes and accessories, photographic techniques, and computers.
We are open to suggestions from members / attendees regarding meeting agendas and
field trips. Our members span the range
from beginners to experts who make their living from photography.
Meetings
The Prince George Photographic Society meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month,
from September through June,
at the First Baptist Church, on the corner of 5th and Harper (next to PGI Foods).
Meetings start at 7:00 PM, and they usually last 2 hours. Visitors are welcome.
Please check the Announcements page regularly to see if there are any exceptions
to the schedule; sometimes we might go on a field trip instead of holding a
regular meeting. No meetings are held in July and August, however
we may get together informally for field trips.
Membership Fees
Fees are only $25.00 per year, payable in September. Come and try us out free of charge
for a few meetings, and see if the Society is right for you. For new members, your
first year's fees will be one of the followng:
- If you join between September and December: $25.00
- If you join between January and June: $15.00
- No new memberships are accepted in July and August, since
there are no formal club activities in the summer.
Contact Information
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to send an e-mail for general inquiries.
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to send an e-mail to the webmaster, if you want to report any
problems or errors on this website.
This webspace graciously provided by Dave Fidler.
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