Alameda Photographic Society
The Alameda Photographic Society was formed in 1940 as a result of a discussion between Jan Curtis, then the librarian of the Alameda Free Library, and Dr. Arthur L. Guerra.  They had the idea of forming a camera club where enthusiasts could gather to exchange ideas and experiences, and generally to be helpful to each other in both the artistic and technical aspects of photography. The purpose of the Alameda photographic Society is to promote the art and science of photography in its various forms through the association of its members for the study and entertainment; to encourage photographic contests and exhibitions, and to stimulate greater interest and advancement in the knowledge and practice of photography.

Anaheim Camera Enthusiasts
We are a camera club located in the heart of Orange County, So Cal. Membership is open to any individual interested in photography as a hobby. As a member of the Anaheim Camera EnthusiastS, you will have the opportunity to grow in your photographic skills and have your slides or prints discussed and evaluated by outside judges, learning both from their critique of your own work, as well as the work of fellow club members.

Contra Costa Camera Club
We are a social camera club. Our members enjoy sharing knowledge, opinions, food, field trips, time with each other, and last but not least, photography. We are members of the Photography Society of America in the A Division. We meet at the Pleasant Hill Recreation Center 320 Civic Dr., Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 on the 1st & 3rd Thursday at 7:15 p.m.

Marin Photography Club of San Rafael
We have a meeting on every first Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm, at the 1st Methodist Church of Marin, 9 Ross Valley Drive, San Rafael, CA. At our meetings we have a judged competition of slides and prints in various categories. It is an encouraging and educational experience to see images and hear professional critiques on them. The club also organizes many outings during the year and sponsors seminars with well known experts in the field.

Padre Trails Camera Club
For over a half-century, Padre Trails Camera Club has provided a unique forum on the Monterey Peninsula for the exchange of ideas and information on the subject of photography. If you'd like to create more compelling images, we'd love to have you join us at our next meeting. See our Calendar page for the time and place. Our meeting format is relaxed and includes a slide presentation program, competition returns and discussion, committee reports and a social period with refreshments. Programs consist of a mix of Photographic Society of America, (PSA) recorded presentations and member programs.

Pasadena Photochromers: a Southern California Camera Club
Develop and enhance the photographic experience of our members through monthly meetings, competition, workshops and field trips. Members meet twice a month, September thru June. 7:30-9:30p.m., 2nd & 4th Thursdays; 2nd Thurs.: Competition night with critique; 4th Thurs: Program, Slide Show or a Workshop. Field trips provide an opportunity to learn and share your own photographic knowledge. Events and Field Trips are usually scheduled throughout the year and usually include two weekend outings, typically Fall and Spring.

Photo Naturalists Camera Club
We are a club of San Diego Photographers that focus our interest on Nature photography and are a member in good standing with the Southern California Association of Camera Clubs. We're open to the public and our members range in skill from beginners to award-winning, published amateurs capturing both digital and 35mm slide images. Meeting in the Photo-Arts Building located at 1780 Village Place in San Diegos famous Balboa Park we offer activities such as: Competition Night, study groups, and other events.

Poly Photo Club
Our club offers a wide range of activities involving 35mm slide and digital photography. We have photography workshops to learn and practice different styles and techniques of photography, such as blacklight, portraiture, still life, macro, nature, and many other creative techniques used by our members. Field trips to various Southern California sites provide us with numerous excellent photo opportunities. And there are monthly slide competitions, judged by guest judges from other San Diego area clubs, for us to show our work and see how it stacks up against the best in the club.

San Diego Stereo Club
Under the umbrella of the Southern California Association of Camera Club, meetings are held the fourth Wednesday of the month in the Photo Arts Building in beautiful Balboa Park, home of the world famous San Diego Zoo.  Programs vary and may include workshops on stereo slide mounting, Viewmaster slides, PSA sponsored programs such as the yearly Traveling and Sequence Exhibitions and Club members' travels.  Club competitions are held three times a year in March, August and October to determine the "Stereographer of the Year Award."  Field trips are scheduled on occasion.  One of our members designs his own anaglyphs.

San Luis Obispo Camera Club
Regular Club Meetings are held at 7:30 pm on 4th Tuesday of each month in PG&E Community Center (6588 Ontario Road
San Luis Obispo, CA(From US 101 take San Luis Bay Drive exit)). Every even-numbered month SLOCC holds a photo competition where we learn how to improve our photographic efforts by submitting our work to the scrutiny of judges. Sometimes we have a guest judge from outside the club; sometimes we use a panel of three club members, in which case the scores are averaged. In all cases, the critiques are oral so that we all may learn. This is for fun and education! Questions?  Call the president at 805-237-2852