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Your entries for Competition 1 (Wildlife theme) must be in by midnight

The 2026 Internal competition for members begins with this evening‘s event, which is a ‘Wildlife‘ themed competition. The judge is Matthew Williams-Ellis, who spoke on this theme at the Society on 13th January. Matthew‘s website can be found at: https://www.matthewwilliams-ellis.com

The Society returns to the London Metropolitan Archives (40 Northampton Road, EC1R 0HB) to continue its collaborative project

This is our regular Zoom meeting to share and critique our photographs. Get feedback in a welcoming and positive online environment

Madeleine Waller has worked for a range of editorial, commercial and private clients and her work has been published and exhibited widely including; The the V&A Museum of Childhood, The National Portrait Gallery, Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize Portrait of Britain, Portrait of HumanityThe Guardian, and the Sunday Telegraph.
Her website is at https://www.madeleinewaller.com

I have several books of Portraits published including East London Swimmers by Hoxton Mini Press, Sister Brother by The Wind in the Trees and Portraits, by the Swedenborg Society.

This is our popular event where recent new members to the Society have the opportunity to talk about their personal photography journey and photographic passions!

Lucy Sewill is a photographer with a diverse creative career. Her photographs hang in the NPG and she has exhibited and been published worldwide. Tonight she will be talking about her latest photographic project.
https://www.lucysewill.com

The 2026 Internal competition for members continues with this evening‘s event, which is an ‘Open‘ themed competition. The judge is EAF judge, Ben Pike.
https://bpimage.co.uk/home

The Society‘s Annual General Meeting where committee members may be elected. Followed by a cross processing event - details to follow

Sukhy Hullait presents an introduction to story telling. Sukhy Hullait is a London based photographer. Self taught and colourblind, he is known for his long form projects that explore into the lives of marginalised individuals and communities. His work examines the essence of modern life, blending expressive portraiture with traditional storytelling to create powerful visual narratives. Sukhy will return to the Society on Tuesday 15th September to judge Round 3 of our internal competition with a ‘storytelling‘ theme.
https://www.sukhyhullait.com

The Society‘s summer photo walk will be in the Little Venice area, along the canal - details to follow

This is one of our popular ‘washing line‘ events to review photos from the Society Summer Walk