It is my great pleasure and honour to welcome you to Winchester Photographic Society in this, our centenary year.The society was founded by keen amateur photographers to promote their shared hobby and to show their photographs to the public with an annual exhibition.
To celebrate our centenary, I’m particularly excited about the quality and range of speakers that we have for this season.
Many of our lectures are open to guests as well as members, and tickets for some events will be available for anyone to buy online.
Please do contact me or any of the Committee if you have comments during the season. You can use the Contact Us form on this website.
Regards,
Gordon Brown
President Winchester Photographic Society
Founded in 1923, WPS is one of the largest clubs in the southern region.
Our membership covers all levels of photographic skills, from absolute beginners who have yet to purchase a camera, to those who travel the world producing sensational images of people and places, flora and fauna.
As well as guest lecturers and competitions at our weekly Tuesday meetings, we offer workshops, tutorials and outings to help members improve their skills.
Our Tuesday meetings are 7:30-10:00pm at the Winchester Arc in Jewry Street.
We welcome all feedback about the Society: questions and comments, compliments and suggestions, and reports of problems which we will try to fix as quickly as we can.
Please use the form to contact a committee member or chose from a longer list of Society Officials.
The Society’s website is meant for our members, potential members, guests, other photographic clubs and anyone else who wants to find out who we are and what we do.
We hope this site makes it easy to find what you’re looking for and easy to use on tablets and smartphones.
We tried to preserve as much of the information as possible from the previous website, and we are still working to reorganise the content and navigation menus.
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We run two exhibitions every year.
The Annual Exhibition, a public exhibition showcasing the best of our members’ work, is usually held in May in the Winchester Discovery Centre.
The Winchester National Exhibition for digital photographic images is open to all photographers in the UK. It awards BPE crowns for accepted images.
For more about our Exhibitions, use the exhibition navigation sub-menu on the pages linked below
Our Annual Exhibitions in 2020 and 2021 were held as online events.
For both exhibitions, an online gallery of successful images was displayed on the Hampshire Cultural Trust website
The 2021 award winning and accepted images are still on display in our Annual Exhibition 2021 Gallery.
We regret that we had to cancel WNE for 2020.
WNE returned for 2021 and 2022.
Congratulations to WPS Vice President Roger Dixey and Past President Gavin Bowyer whose work has recently won external recognition in the RPS and International Annual Photography Awards.
Congratulations also to Mike Lane and Corinne Kozok for their successes in the 2nd Mount Makalu International Salon 2020 in Nepal.
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In the RPS Creative Eye Group of the 2021 RPS Members’ Exhibition 2021, Roger Dixey won three awards
In the recently announced results of the International Annual Photography Awards 2020, Gavin Bowyer won an Honorable Mention in the Wildlife section for Baby Mountain Gorilla Missing its Mother.
Gavin wrote:
Delighted to hear this morning that I won an award in the Annual Photography Awards 2020 – Honourable Mention for my “Baby Mountain Gorilla Missing its Mother”.
The Annual Photography Awards are dedicated to preserving the craft as a contemporary medium of fine art, and is motivated to help artists rise in their careers.
The winning photos were selected from entries from 56 different countries.
Gorilla pictures can certainly evoke empathy – and if that helps the wildlife conservation effort then so very much the better. My favourite charity in this area is Conservation Through Public Health led by Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka
WPS was also represented in the 2nd Mount Makalu International Salon 2020
The tables of awards and acceptances are at http://www.hpsnepal.com/salon-result.php
The catalogue is at http://www.hpsnepal.com/uploads/2nd%20Mount%20Makalu%20International%20Salon-2020.pdf
The whole catalogue takes a while to download. Mike’s image is on page 55 and Corinne’s image on page 73.
Watch the rolling slideshow or click to view larger images.
WPS 2020-21 Awards Presentation – Photos of award winners receiving their trophies and winning images
WPS Awards Presentation – List of 2022-23 trophy winners, winning images and photos of award winners receiving their trophies
WPS Awards Presentation – List of 2021-22 trophy winners, winning images and photos of award winners receiving their trophies
It is my great pleasure and honour to welcome you to Winchester Photographic Society in this, our centenary year.The society was founded by keen amateur photographers to promote their shared hobby and to show their photographs to the public with an annual exhibition.
To celebrate our centenary, I’m particularly excited about the quality and range of speakers that we have for this season.
Many of our lectures are open to guests as well as members, and tickets for some events will be available for anyone to buy online.
Please do contact me or any of the Committee if you have comments during the season. You can use the Contact Us form on this website.
Regards,
Gordon Brown
President Winchester Photographic Society
Founded in 1923, WPS is one of the largest clubs in the southern region.
Our membership covers all levels of photographic skills, from absolute beginners who have yet to purchase a camera, to those who travel the world producing sensational images of people and places, flora and fauna.
As well as guest lecturers and competitions at our weekly Tuesday meetings, we offer workshops, tutorials and outings to help members improve their skills.
Our Tuesday meetings are 7:30-10:00pm at the Winchester Arc in Jewry Street.
We welcome all feedback about the Society: questions and comments, compliments and suggestions, and reports of problems which we will try to fix as quickly as we can.
Please use the form to contact a committee member or chose from a longer list of Society Officials.
The Society’s website is meant for our members, potential members, guests, other photographic clubs and anyone else who wants to find out who we are and what we do.
We hope this site makes it easy to find what you’re looking for and easy to use on tablets and smartphones.
We tried to preserve as much of the information as possible from the previous website, and we are still working to reorganise the content and navigation menus.
We’d love to hear what you think about it and how we can improve it. Use the Committee Contact form (under the Contact Us tab) to give feedback.
Explore the site using the navigation menu, search button, or the categories and tags links at the bottom of each page.
A very small amount of information is only visible to logged-in members.
If you are a member of WPS, you can login with your userid or your email address.
If you’ve lost your password or this is your first login, you can reset your password.
The WebCollect signon link is now under the WebCollect tab
