To comply with a forthcoming SPF rule change, the Club now requests that all digital images submitted must be in JPEG format and with a slightly increased size of 1600 by 1200 pixels.  

Our new syllabus gets off to a start on Thursday 15th September 2016 at the usual time and place: 19:30 in the Church Centre, Kinross. Please come along and join us for a preview of what’s coming up this season, a look at some of our members’ work done over the summer, and a few…

As requested by members in the survey last year we will be trialling additional categories in both the League and Annual competitions this year. This is intended to both encourage more entries and recognise more of the talent within the club. Full details are available on the Competitions page.

Our programme of informal Summer Evening ‘Classes’ has started and you can find details on the Syllabus page. Why not come along on a Thursday evening and enjoy some photography and a bit of a blether?!

Our 2015-2016 syllabus came to a thoroughly enjoyable conclusion on April 30th with our annual dinner and prize giving held at the Windlestrae Hotel. Congratulations to all those who received prizes in recognition of their photographic achievements throughout the year! We now switch to our informal summer season of on-location Thursday night photography sessions – more…

Our annual photographic Treasure Hunt was conducted over the weekend of 9/10 April in the East Neuk villages of St Monans, Pittenweem and Anstruther. Last year’s winner, Bill Paton, did a magnificent job of the setting the quiz questions and the three teams of four had great fun looking for clues, collecting images and (at…

Just a reminder to all members (and to notify any potential future members) that the Club owns a calibrator which can be borrowed. It is a Color Munki Photo device which allows you to calibrate your monitor and your printer (you’ll need to install some free software to do this) which will ensure the colours you see…

April 7th saw KCC members discussing their own work under the theme of “Images you Love or Loathe”. This brought a wide variety of subject matter, opinions and much discussion, and not to mention a few good laughs! It is always a pleasure seeing what images fellow members like to take and to hear about…

On March 24th we hosted the Interclub competition with Dunfermline and Glenrothes clubs. Stewart Dodd from Dundee did a fine job of judging and Kinross were delighted to secure first place! Thanks to all who entered, helped and attended.

The club had a very successful stand at the Better Place to Live Fair in the Loch Leven Community Campus yesterday attracting plenty of interest from both passers-by and keen photographers. One lucky winner won the raffle and received their print of choice: a magnificent portrait of a wild brown bear! Thanks to all who helped…