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Toronto Camera Club Founded in 1884 the Toronto Camera Club is the 4th oldest camera club in the world! It is the 4th oldest camera club in the world.

The Toronto Camera Club, was founded in 1884, and officially established in 1888. The TCC has more internal photo competitions than any other club. The TCC is also the sponsor of the annual International Salon of Photography Competition, which has been running for over 120 years. Even though competitions are the core of the club activities, the TCC also hosts a number of other events and activities such as; the Lecture Series, Meetup Outings, photo trips, special interest groups, workshops, guest speakers, etc. Full details and more information can be found at www.torontocameraclub.com

Paint and Leaves by Jeff Stewart is our calendar image for November Are you getting out to capture the colours? Tag us i...
01/11/2026

Paint and Leaves by Jeff Stewart is our calendar image for November

Are you getting out to capture the colours? Tag us in your fall photos

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31/10/2026

Sometimes are local outings are spooky!
Images from last years local outing to Halloween festivities on church street

📷1. Pat Gerada
2. Angie Margo
3. Bersabeh Boroumand
4. Fraser Stein
5. G Szeto

Freeman Patterson is a true icon in the pantheon of renowned Canadian photographers. His work has been included in sever...
27/10/2026

Freeman Patterson is a true icon in the pantheon of renowned Canadian photographers. His work has been included in several National Film Board books such as the Year of the Land and Between Friends. Patterson is a recipient of the Order of Canada (1985), the Order of New Brunswick (2013), the Photographic Society of America's highest award, The Progress Medal (1990), and is an elected member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Art, and he will be joining us on October 29th via Zoom. To learn more about Freeman Patterson and his work, visit www.freemanpatterson.com.

Click the link in our bio to purchase tickets.

17/10/2026

Ordinary People: This solo exhibition by Fraser Shein brings together fifty years of photographs of people from all walks of life, captured in one-on-one encounters and on the street. Whether farmer, general, or royalty, his subjects reveal the everyday qualities that make us human.

The collection features black-and-white photographs captured on 35mm film and in digital format.

Free to the public October 18/24/25 from 1-5 pm

On October 22nd Mitch Debrowner will share with us his journey exploring American landscapes and how he sees our amazing...
16/10/2026

On October 22nd Mitch Debrowner will share with us his journey exploring American landscapes and how he sees our amazing planet.
We were attracted to have him as a speaker by the imagery he has produced, but it should be noted that his work has been recognized with 15 highly prestigious international photography awards. Visit www.torontocameraclub.com/talking-photography to purchase tickets for this zoom only presentation.
To learn more about Mitch and his work visit his website at www.mitchdobrowner.com

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On October 22nd Mitch Debrowner will share with us his journey exploring American landscapes and how he sees our amazing...
16/10/2026

On October 22nd Mitch Debrowner will share with us his journey exploring American landscapes and how he sees our amazing planet.
We were attracted to have him as a speaker by the imagery he has produced, but it should be noted that his work has been recognized with 15 highly prestigious international photography awards. Visit www.torontocameraclub.com/talking-photography to purchase tickets for this zoom only presentation.
To learn more about Mitch and his work visit his website at www.mitchdobrowner.com

The Toronto Camera Club weekend outing to Gananoque. We also host local outings as well as guest speakers and workshops....
13/10/2026

The Toronto Camera Club weekend outing to Gananoque. We also host local outings as well as guest speakers and workshops. If you would like to learn more about the club visit the link in our bio.
See you there!

Images:
1. Eric David
2. Vincent Racicot
3. Scott Bennett

10/10/2026

Beth's talk will give us new ways of looking at the world and finding ways to move through those blocks that prevent us from seeing the full potential in everything around us. To learn more about Beth and her photography visit her website at www.bethbuelowphotography.com

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Thursday 19:30 - 21:30

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