Welcome to one of the top camera clubs in Northern Ireland who offer a safe, inviting, and friendly club for everyone!

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A close-up of a purple thistle flower with spiky petals and a dark central cone against a blurred green background.
A black and white photograph of a rose resting on a reflective surface, creating a mirror image of the flower.
Black and white photograph of a bouquet of large, layered dahlia flowers placed on a reflective surface, creating a mirror image.
Purple and white macro photograph of the close up center of a flower called a hellebore.
Close-up of a colorful exotic flower with orange, red, and pink tendrils and green leaves against a black background.
Light pink rose with green leaves reflected on a black surface
A white rose with dew drops on its petals and leaves, set against a black background, with the flower's reflection below.
Close-up of a purple thistle flower with water droplets on its spiky petals and center.
Close-up of a pale pink and peach flower with soft, ruffled petals, some dew drops visible on the petals.
Close-up black and white photo of a tulip flower's interior, showing the pistil and stamens among petals.
Close-up of a delicate flower with soft purple and white petals, slightly blurred background.

Our History

Belfast Photo Imaging Club is now one of the top camera clubs in Northern Ireland – and one of the friendliest!

We have a membership that is diverse in every way, including age, gender, ethnicity and ability, with photographers ranging from novice to professionals at the top of their game.

We meet on most Thursday evenings during our season (September to May) at Morton Community Centre (Lisburn Road) between 7:00pm and 9:30pm.

Our aim is to help all members to develop their photography skills and knowledge, and to have some fun along the way.

We are members of both the Northern Ireland Photographic Association (NIPA) and the Irish Photographic Federation (IPF) and we enter the open and themed NIPA competitions each season. We actively encourage our members to seek accreditation via the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) and/or IPF, and provide mentoring assistance to help in this regard.

We hold several studio nights in the club premises, invite quality guest speakers to the club meetings to share their knowledge and experience of photography, and we organise several club outings throughout the year.

We communicate with our diverse membership mostly by email and via social media.

New members are always made to feel welcome.