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Conceptual Photography Group ‘Echoes of the Everyday’ Exhibition 2025 – Opening Event

The fourth annual Conceptual Photography Exhibition Echoes of the Everyday – was opened on Thursday, 16th October.  The guest Speaker was Mary Jane Warfield, who [...]

19
Oct
Weekly News #36 28September2025

        Financial Members are reminded that 135th Annual General Meeting of the members of the Melbourne Camera Club will be held at [...]

28
Sep
Isamu Sawu Masterclass 12th October

    Exclusive Presentation for Melbourne Camera Club Members Studio Hacks for Still Life Photography Masterclass with Commercial & Fine Art Photographer Isamu Sawa Due [...]

25
Sep
Weekly News #35 21September2025

        This week we welcome Harriet Tarbuck back to the club to judge the PDI Competition on Zoom – see What’s On [...]

21
Sep
Weekly News #34 14September2025

        An Inspiring Evening with Tony Hewitt In a compelling evening of fine art and storytelling, internationally acclaimed photographer Tony Hewitt spoke to [...]

14
Sep
An Inspiring Evening with Tony Hewitt

In a compelling evening of fine art and storytelling, internationally acclaimed photographer Tony Hewitt spoke to a full house of 85 MCC members and guests [...]

14
Sep
Weekly News #33 07September2025

      Exhibition Launch: ‘Handmade’ There was excellent turnout of around 85 people at the launch of the ‘Handmade’ Exhibition which celebrated the work [...]

09
Sep
Analogue Photography Group ‘Handmade’ Exhibition 2025 – Opening Event

There was an excellent turnout of around 85 people at the launch of the ‘Handmade’ Exhibition which celebrated the work of the MCC Analogue Photography [...]

07
Sep

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The Melbourne Camera Club Conceptual Photography Group presents “Echoes of the Everyday” - a Conceptual Photography Exhibition. Venue: Melbourne Camera Club, 254-256 Ferrars St, South Melbourne Opening Celebrations Thu 16 Oct 2025: 7:30pm to 10:00pm Exhibition Viewing Weekends: Sat 18 Oct and Sun 19 Oct: 11 AM – 3 PM Sat 25 Oct and Sun 26 Oct: 11 AM – 3 PM Discover the creative voices of our Conceptual Photography Group in “Echoes of the Everyday.” This exhibition reveals how our members reimagine the familiar, offering fresh perspectives on the world around us through their distinctive artistic lens. “Echoes of the Everyday” Artists are: - Andrew Tan - Anton Surov - Bob Warfield - Erica Ray - Ettore Altomare - Helen Mavoa - Juerg von Kaenel - Richard Faris - Robin Tully - Selby Markham - Wayne Harridge We look forward to seeing you there! @melbourne_camera_club #mcc_conceptual #echoesoftheeveryday #conceptualphotography #exhibition @mcc_conceptual
An Exclusive Evening with World-Renowned Photographer Tony Hewitt – Free Event!⁠ The Melbourne Camera Club invites you to an unforgettable night with Tony Hewitt, an internationally acclaimed photographer whose work has earned over 400 national and international awards.⁠ Tony’s artistry spans fine art, aerial masterpieces, portraits, and abstract landscapes – each image infused with emotion, craftsmanship, and conceptual depth.⁠ ⁠ What to Expect⁠ ✔ A curated showcase of Tony’s breathtaking imagery⁠ ✔ Exclusive insights into his creative journey and techniques⁠ ✔ A live Q&A with one of Australia’s most visionary photographers⁠ ✔ A relaxed wine & cheese reception from 7:00 PM⁠ ⁠ Seats are limited – FREE bookings are essential. Secure your spot now!⁠ ⁠ 📅 Date: Tuesday, 9 September 2025⁠ ⏰ Time: 7:30 PM (Wine & Cheese from 7:00 PM)⁠ 📍 Venue: 254–256 Ferrars St, South Melbourne, VIC 3205⁠ ⁠ https://melbournecameraclub.org.au/an-evening-with-tony-hewitt/⁠ ⁠ This event is sponsored by Canson and Kayell Australia
An Exclusive Evening with World-Renowned Photographer Tony Hewitt – Free Event!⁠ The Melbourne Camera Club invites you to an unforgettable night with Tony Hewitt, an internationally acclaimed photographer whose work has earned over 400 national and international awards.⁠ Tony’s artistry spans fine art, aerial masterpieces, portraits, and abstract landscapes – each image infused with emotion, craftsmanship, and conceptual depth.⁠ ⁠ What to Expect⁠ ✔ A curated showcase of Tony’s breathtaking imagery⁠ ✔ Exclusive insights into his creative journey and techniques⁠ ✔ A live Q&A with one of Australia’s most visionary photographers⁠ ✔ A relaxed wine & cheese reception from 7:00 PM⁠ ⁠ Seats are limited – FREE bookings are essential. Secure your spot now!⁠ ⁠ 📅 Date: Tuesday, 9 September 2025⁠ ⏰ Time: 7:30 PM (Wine & Cheese from 7:00 PM)⁠ 📍 Venue: 254–256 Ferrars St, South Melbourne, VIC 3205⁠ ⁠ https://melbournecameraclub.org.au/an-evening-with-tony-hewitt/⁠ ⁠ This event is sponsored by Canson and Kayell Australia.
Learn to produce great images, not snapshots. This course is ideally suited to beginners who would like to improve their photographic skills The Introduction to Photography Course commencing 5 August 2025 is now open for registration. ⁠ Registrations includes a 12 month Full membership to Melbourne Camera Club.⁠ The Introduction to Photography Course course consists of five lessons and three workshops.⁠ The lessons are held at our Clubrooms on Tuesday evenings from 7:30pm until 9:30pm and the practical workshops are held on Sunday mornings from 9:30am until noon.⁠ Check out the syllabus and register on this link. https://melbournecameraclub.org.au/courses/itp/
Join us for our latest Members exhibition ‘Stories of the City’ Photography Exhibition at MCC! ⁠ Final day today! Sun 27 July as part of @openhousemelb weekend. ⁠Opening hours: 11am-3pm.⁠ Featuring more than 85 prints on display including a selection from the MCC Archive Collection, the MCC Stories of the City Exhibition showcases some fabulous images that illuminate and explore the layers of urban life through stories of architecture, culture and community. Come and check it out! 📸 ⁠ ⁠ Image: Hersh's Tailors by Rosalind Pach
Join us for our latest Members exhibition ‘Stories of the City’ Photography Exhibition at MCC! ⁠ The Exhibition will be open for one final weekend: 26-27 July as part of @openhousemelb weekend. ⁠Opening hours: 11am-3pm.⁠ Featuring more than 85 prints on display including a selection from the MCC Archive Collection, the MCC Stories of the City Exhibition showcases some fabulous images that illuminate and explore the layers of urban life through stories of architecture, culture and community. Come and check it out! 📸 ⁠ ⁠ Image: SallyPaterson - Laneway layers ⁠ ⁠
Join us for our latest Members exhibition ‘Stories of the City’ Photography Exhibition at MCC! ⁠ The Exhibition will be open for one final weekend: 26-27 July as part of @openhousemelb weekend. ⁠Opening hours: 11am-3pm.⁠ Featuring more than 85 prints on display including a selection from the MCC Archive Collection, the MCC Stories of the City Exhibition showcases some fabulous images that illuminate and explore the layers of urban life through stories of architecture, culture and community. Come and check it out! 📸 ⁠ ⁠ Image: Waveforms by Andrew Tan⁠
Learn to produce great images, not snapshots. This course is ideally suited to beginners who would like to improve their photographic skills The Introduction to Photography Course commencing 5 August 2025 is now open for registration. ⁠ Registrations includes a 12 month Full membership to Melbourne Camera Club.⁠ The Introduction to Photography Course course consists of five lessons and three workshops.⁠ The lessons are held at our Clubrooms on Tuesday evenings from 7:30pm until 9:30pm and the practical workshops are held on Sunday mornings from 9:30am until noon.⁠ Check out the syllabus and register on this link. https://melbournecameraclub.org.au/courses/itp/
Join us for our latest Members exhibition ‘Stories of the City’ Photography Exhibition at MCC! ⁠ The Exhibition will be open for one final weekend: 26-27 July as part of @openhousemelb weekend. ⁠Opening hours: 11am-3pm.⁠ Featuring more than 85 prints on display including a selection from the MCC Archive Collection, the MCC Stories of the City Exhibition showcases some fabulous images that illuminate and explore the layers of urban life through stories of architecture, culture and community. Come and check it out! 📸 ⁠ ⁠ Image: Forum Through Angles by Kaye Linsdell ⁠
Learn to produce great images, not snapshots. This course is ideally suited to beginners who would like to improve their photographic skills The Introduction to Photography Course commencing 5 August 2025 is now open for registration. ⁠ Registrations includes a 12 month Full membership to Melbourne Camera Club.⁠ The Introduction to Photography Course course consists of five lessons and three workshops.⁠ The lessons are held at our Clubrooms on Tuesday evenings from 7:30pm until 9:30pm and the practical workshops are held on Sunday mornings from 9:30am until noon.⁠ Check out the syllabus and register on this link. https://melbournecameraclub.org.au/courses/itp/
Join us for our latest Members exhibition ‘Stories of the City’ Photography Exhibition at MCC! ⁠ The Exhibition will be open for one final weekend: 26-27 July as part of @openhousemelb weekend. ⁠Opening hours: 11am-3pm.⁠ Featuring more than 85 prints on display including a selection from the MCC Archive Collection, the MCC Stories of the City Exhibition showcases some fabulous images that illuminate and explore the layers of urban life through stories of architecture, culture and community. Come and check it out! 📸 ⁠ ⁠ Image: Untitled 3 by Stanislaus Krisna⁠
Join us for our latest Members exhibition ‘Stories of the City’ Photography Exhibition at MCC! ⁠ The Exhibition will be open for one final weekend: 26-27 July as part of @openhousemelb weekend. ⁠Opening hours: 11am-3pm.⁠ Featuring more than 85 prints on display including a selection from the MCC Archive Collection, the MCC Stories of the City Exhibition showcases some fabulous images that illuminate and explore the layers of urban life through stories of architecture, culture and community. Come and check it out! 📸 ⁠ ⁠ Image: Flinders Street meet up by James Mexias ⁠

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