What Do We Do?

Cranleigh Camera Club was established in the 1960s.  It has been going strong ever since with an average of 25-30 members at any one time.  The age and ability range of the members is wide, and anyone interested in joining the Club need not feel that the meetings would be too technical!  There is a mixture of both digital and film photographers in the Club, so much can be learned and shared by practitioners of either discipline.  NO distinction is made between film and digital images for the purpose of workshops and competitions.

As you will see from our programme, we have a mixture of internal club competitions, talks from members and guest speakers on many varied subjects, workshops designed to improve our chances of good competition scores (!), trips away both to take pictures and to compete against other clubs, Christmas social evenings, and of course, our Annual Exhibition held in the Village Hall.

How to Join Us

We welcome all interested people to come and attend a couple of our meetings to see if you like us - we don't ask people to pay up immediately!

The Club generally meets every Thursday in the Cranleigh Arts Centre.  This is located at the Eastern end of the village at the junction of the High Street, Ewhurst Road and Horsham Road.  Limited car parking is available at the rear of the centre, accessible by turning into the road immediately next to the Centre.

Meetings open at 7:30pm for 8:00pm start and consist of talks, demonstrations, competitions and practical sessions. 

Committee Members

Please feel free to contact any of the above members.