PhotoClub.Digital

Welcome to our new online hub for image submissions and sharing.

Our aim is to create a smoother, more convenient way to manage and share your work.

Through this platform, members can easily submit Digital entries for monthly critiques. It also allows judges to work more efficiently, while giving members access to their submission history and the opportunity to view awarded images once each meeting has concluded.

For Club digital entries . You are invited to submit a digital image for each topic by Midnight 7 days before the clubs meeting.
Don't stress as automated reminders are sent out leading up to submission cut off.

The Judges critiques will be emailed out the following days after the meeting around 2pm. The Email will contain thumbnails for all the critiqued entries. Clicking these thumbnails will display the image in full in your browser.

You’ll receive an email with your login details to access the site dashboard, where you can choose the month and category to upload your images. Be sure to check your junk or spam folder in case the email lands there. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to Contact us at southperthcameraclub@gmail.com

 — we’re always happy to help.

How to Login How to submit image South Perth Camera club - Est 2019

Upcoming Exhibitions
  • 30 November 2026
    November submissions 26/27 30 November 2026 November submissions 26/27

    Submissions close midnight 23rd Nov

    Meeting 7pm on Nov 30th 

    Theme 1: Macro Insects – An image revealing the tiny world of insects and bugs. 

    Theme 2: Bokeh - Use bokeh to draw attention to your subject and add atmosphere or artistic interest to the shot. 

    O OPEN 

  • 18 January 2027
    January submissions 26/7 18 January 2027 January submissions 26/7

    Meeting 7pm on January 18th 

    OPEN

    Theme 1: SPLASH - Show the shape, movement and drama of liquid being splashed, poured or disturbed.

    Theme 2: LOOKING UP - Photograph upward to reveal unusual perspectives, patterns or subjects seen from below.

  • 22 February 2027
    February submissions 26/207 22 February 2027 February submissions 26/207

    Meeting 7pm on February 22nd 

    OPEN

    Theme 1: LIGHT & SHADOW: Use a clearly lit subject against substantial shadow to create drama and depth.

    Theme 2: STILL LIFE: Arrange inanimate objects with deliberate light, colour and composition to tell a visual story.

  • 29 March 2027
    March submissions 26/27 29 March 2027 March submissions 26/27

    Meeting 7pm on March 29th 

    OPEN

    Theme 1: FOCUS STACKING:  Combine images focused at different distances to achieve greater depth of field.

    Theme 2: WHITE: Make white the dominant element through light, texture, tone and negative space.

  • 26 April 2027
    April submissions 26/27 26 April 2027 April submissions 26/27

    Meeting 7pm on September 26th April 

    OPEN

    Theme 1: SLOW SHUTTER MOTION -  Use a slow shutter speed so intentional blur contributes to the image.

    Theme 2: PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES - Photograph transport with an interesting angle, detail, colour or setting.

Upcoming Events
  • 4 December 2026 (10:30 am)
    Xmas in the park 4 December 2026 10:30 am Xmas in the park

    Details and date to be confirmed 

    Location Kings Park Pergola 10:30 - 2pm - ish

    We ask each member attending if they could contribute to the table with a small side or staple.
    SPCC provide other delectables such as Prawns, Turkey, Cherries and much more

    B.Y.O Plate, cup, seat and any bevvys you wish to consume.


  • 29 March 2027 (07:00 pm)
    Complementary colours with Claire Gilham-Martin 29 March 2027 07:00 pm Complementary colours with Claire Gilham-Martin

    Claire will talk on a topic she really enjoys presenting, particularly looking at how colour relationships can be used more intentionally in photography, both when capturing an image and during the editing process. The 30–45 minute session would work well for our upcoming topic in June.

    Colour Wheel Challenge - Complementary Create a photograph using two colours opposite each other on the colour wheel, such as blue and orange or red and green. Make the colour pairing a clear part of the composition.