The Capital City Camera Club in Raleigh, NC, a 501(c)(3)organization, is an
organization of people who share a passion for the art and practice of photography.
The club holds two meetings each month:
1st Monday --- In Person
Abbotts Creek Community Center
9950 Durant Road, Raleigh, NC
3rd Monday --- Virtual
Link provided two Days in advance
Learn more about the club and benefits of membership
click here
or better yet, come be our guest at a meeting. You’re welcome to attend two meetings
before making a decision to join.
Learn more about joining the club
You’re welcome to attend two meetings before making a
decision to join.
Meetings are generally held on the first and third Mondays of the month,
alternating between Abbotts Creek Community Center, 9950 Durant Rd., Raleigh, NC,
for the first Monday of the month and online for the third.
The online meeting
offers the opportunity to hear from international presenters.
Social time begins around
6:30 PM, and the meeting starts at 7:00 PM.
Annual memberships are $60 for individuals, $90 for families.
Both are prorated quarterly for new members joining mid-year.
Currently enrolled students over the age of 16 years with valid
student id may join for 1/2 price, $30.
Social hour begins at 6:30 Meetings begin at 7:00 pm
Explore Your Passion for Photography
We’re all here for one reason – our passion for photography.
Whether it’s something you’ve done all your life, or something
you’ve discovered only recently, come join us.
photo by Steve Jahn
Future Events
Field Trips:
Breakfast Gathering
IHOP, 1301 Kildaire Farm Rd, Cary
10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
-- December 11, 2024
About Us
Capital City Camera Club is an
organization of people who share a passion for the art and practice of photography.
Our members have a wide range of photographic interests and skills.
Contact us.
with your questions. Better yet, attend
two of our meetings free.
You’re welcome to attend two meetings before making a
decision to join. photo by Bob Carpenter
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Competitions & Critiques
Skill Enhancement! Enlightenment! In the world of Photography
There’s so much more to photography than buttons and dials. And getting
constructive feedback from an experienced professional, learning what’s working
and what’s not, can be invaluable in guiding and developing your artistic
side, regardless of your experience level. And it’s always fun to see what
others create!
POM Competition
September POM Entries
photo by Andy Zendel
photo by Brad Persing
photo by David Strevel
photo by Barbara Pearsonn
photo by Chuck Milber
photo by Dawn Willis
photo by Drew Trenholm
photo by Marlene Allen
photo by Paul Atkinson
photo by Paul Ingham
photo by Bob Cassanova
photo by Chip Saunders
photo by Craig Matthews
photo by Dudley Olcott
photo by Lois Makoid
photo by Mike Ornoff
photo by Robert Blum
photo by Rosa Dirrigle
Field Trips
Learning through practice. Implementation of new concepts.
From a weekend morning, to a day trip or more, we plan monthly outings to a
variety of fun locations to give our members an opportunity to hone their craft.
And afterwards we get together for lunch and share tips and stories.
Would you like to see your photographs hanging on the wall in a public exhibition,
like at a local museum or community center? All members are given the opportunity
to participate, regardless of experience. Even if you’ve never framed a photograph
for an exhibition before, we’re here to guide you.
