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Hampstead Photographic Society
Summer Exhibition

Hampstead Photographic Society is returning to Lauderdale House to present their Summer Exhibition, featuring an overview of new work from the Society’s membership.

The exhibition features 60 original images created by members, employing a range of photographic technology and subject matters, from local to far-flung, including creative imagery, portraits, wildlife, landscapes, urban scenes, abstracts, travel and the natural world.

Established in 1937, Hampstead Photographic Society is northwest London's premier photographic club for anyone with an interest in photography, from beginners to professionals. The Society meets every week in the Crypt Room of St John’s Church Hampstead (and sometimes via Zoom) from September to June. Hampstead Photographic Society's programme monthly competitions judged by external specialists, participatory workshops and tutorials on photographic techniques and a series of talks on a wide range of topics, such as photojournalism, the art of photography, urban/street photography and travel photography. New members are welcome at any time.

In addition to the programme of meetings, members exchange advice, information and images via the Society’s email mailing list and its private Facebook group. The Society also organises photographic ‘walkabout’ outings all around London.

For more information, please visit the Hampstead Photographic Society website.