About the Fresno Camera Club 

The Fresno Camera Club provides an educational and social forum for amateur photographers in Fresno, Clovis and the surrounding central California communities. It is a club for those who are seeking to enjoy their hobby of photography and also to improve their skills with cameras through social, educational, and competitive activities with others having an interest in the same goals. Fresno Camera Club is a non-profit organization affiliated with the Photographic Society of America since 1944. The Fresno Camera Club is also member of the San Joaquin Valley Camera Club Council (SJVCCC) and members also attend the PSA Gold Rush Chapter meetings.

The Fresno Camera Club was organized in 1891 by Percy Fenton (Adelsbach) Adams and three friends, with Adams as its President. The club has remained active since those very early beginnings.

We currently have over 40 members and hold meetings monthly, holding a combination of print and digital image competitions for members. Meetings of the Fresno Camera Club meets at 6:30 pm during the winter and 7 pm the rest of the year on the Third Tuesday of the month (except June and August), at 221 W Herndon Avenue in Fresno at the club house.  See the Calendar  for more details and exact dates of meetings.

 

Guests and visitors are always welcome.