Preston Photographic Club

Photography Made Fun!

Visitors are always welcome—come along to a meeting, say hello, and discover how you can be part of our friendly and creative club.

Welcome to the Preston Photographic Club

Founded in 1948, we’re proud to be Victoria’s third oldest photographic club. What started with nine passionate photographers meeting in a private home has grown into a vibrant community of beginners and experts alike.

Our members enjoy a fun and varied program including photo walks, workshops, assignments, and monthly competitions. Whether you’re new to photography or a seasoned pro, you’ll find inspiration, support, and plenty of opportunities to learn and share.

Visitors are always welcome—come along to a meeting, say hello, and discover how you can be part of our friendly and creative club.

Upcoming Events

Club Outing Daylesford & Surrounds

Sunday 19 April -

Morning Session (10:00am)
Enjoy a relaxed stroll around Lake Daylesford, followed by a visit to Wombat Hill Botanic Garden at 11:30am for scenic views and a peaceful wander.

Afternoon Session (1:00pm)
Spend a leisurely afternoon at Lavandula Swiss Italian Farm, exploring the beautiful grounds and rustic charm.

Or join us for both and make a full day of it!

Weekend Outing Moama / Echuca

29-31 May - From sunrise sessions along the river to capturing the charm of the historic wharf and riverboats, there will be plenty of opportunities to get creative and build your portfolio.

Location

Kingsbury Bowls Club
Arch Gibson Reserve 181 Dunne Street Kingsbury VIC 3083

Join Us

The Preston Photographic Club gets together on the second and fourth Monday evenings each month—check our Program tab for the latest details, as we take a summer break over Christmas and January, and sometimes switch to Tuesday if a Monday is a public holiday.

Got a fifth Monday? That’s our social night! A relaxed evening to meet fellow photographers, swap stories, and share inspiration.

New to the club? You’re more than welcome to drop by a meeting and chat with one of our committee members about joining—no cameras required for the first visit!