About Us
Corio Bay Camera Club provides a friendly atmosphere where members and visitors can socialise and improve their photographic skills. We encourage membership from all age groups and skill levels. Experienced members actively assist newcomers.
The club was formed in June 1954 as the Ford Camera Club by a group of Ford employees and has been a member of the Victorian Association of Photographic Societies since 1956.
We have been known as the “Corio Bay Camera Club” since September 1, 1977 and became an Incorporated Association in April 1985.
Visitors and prospective members are always welcome to come along to our meetings which are held at 7.30pm on the 2nd, 4th & 5th Thursdays of the month from the fourth Thursday in January to the last Thursday in November at our rooms at Osborne House, Swinburne Street, North Geelong 3215 (Melways Ref 442 A8). See Map
Special Interest groups also meet at other times. Contact Us for more details.
The annual adult membership fee is $40 (Pensioner, Junior, Student or Concession $32).
For more CBCC members’ images take a look at our Flickr Group. If you’re a CBCC member, why not create your own Flickr account and join the Group.
News Ticker
Australia Day - Jan 26
This year's Hanging Rock races on Australia Day (Jan 26) have been relocated to Kyneton due to damage to the track. The general consensus of members was that we should instead have an informal BBQ at Osborne House starting at around 6.00 pm. BYO food and drinks. We will have a BBQ on site. [more]
Web Site Update
In case you did not notice we have done a bit of an update to the web page. I think it makes it
easier to navigate
looks a bit fresher
encourages new members to contact us and join.
There might be a few bugs, there always is with this sort of thing. Let me know if you see something you [more]
Christmas Breakup - 04/12/11
Overcast, but without rain, members met at the Bert Boardman reserve in Steiglitz for this year's Christmas get-together. In the end about twenty members and families had an enjoyable day. A few pics from the day below.
Also check out the club's facebook group page for more ...
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2011 Three Way Long Distance Interclub
The 2011 Three-Way Long Distance Interclub was a successful event for CBCC winning the competition with an aggregate of 813pts. followed by Kaiapoi Photographic Club N.Z. on 767pts. and Gem Camera Club from Perth W.A. with 735pts.
Individual Awards were as follows:
Kaiapoa P.C. Judge's [more]
Geelong Interclub Results
The annual CBCC/Geelong Interclub was held at the Geelong CC rooms on Wednesday 19th October, with Geelong winning both the Print and Projected Image sections. Geelong have now held the perpetual trophy, given for the combined aggregate across both sections, continuously since 2004.
The final [more]
Colac Wins Inaugural 3 Way Competition
After many years of inter-club competition between Colac CC and Corio Bay CC, we welcomed the fledgling Bellarine Camera Club to this year's event to make it a three way affair. Congratulations to Colac who scooped the pool, winning all four sections as well taking out best image in each [more]
Inbox
1. Invitation to AC-FOTO German mega circuit - a 6 salon circuit with 5 sections ( = 30 individual juries). Entry form or web direct upload. All sections for digital/slide entries.
2. Announcement of a new book by Matthew Bamberg; New Image Frontiers - Defining the Future of [more]
Images of the Year 2011
Peter Marin recently judged the 2011 Corio Bay Camera Club Image of the Year competition. Peter is a local photographer based in Geelong Victoria and specialises in wedding and portrait photography. Examples of Peter's work can be seen at Peter Marin Photography
This year’s winners [more]
"Geelong - Then and Now" Exhibition
As part of the National Trust Heritage Festival 2011, Corio Bay Camera Club is currently holding an exhibition called “Geelong – Then and Now”. The exhibition features old photographs of the Geelong and Bellarine Peninsula region, rephotographed as they are today, allowing viewers to compare [more]
Free Music Archive
In light of the audio visual night we had on the 10th of Feb, I thought that I might share with you all an excellent resource for free and royalty free music to add to your excellent slide shows. The site is called Free Music Archive, where all tracks are free to download and a lot of tracks [more]