Chennai Photography Club Membership

We have all kinds of members from those shooting on a mobile camera to those shooting on a point and shoot or a DLR or a medium format. At Chennai Photography Club we believe that the person behind the camera is more important. We encourage all types of photography

The Club conducts Shuttershoots, Shuttershops and Shutterwalks. Shuttershoots involves travelling to location and shooting within a small area with mentoring from senior members. Shuttershops are workshops around photography like basic photography, macro photography, indoor lighting,etc. Shutterwalks involves a large walk typically more than a km.

The Membership to the Chennai Photography Club is a MUST for those looking to participate in discussions or any of its events.

The membership to the club remains free. The online membership forms needs to be completed and submitted online for confirmation of membership and receipt of membership number

Please follow the link below to register and receive a membership number through email. Please note that it might take anywhere between a day to 7 days to receive the membership number . In case you do not recieve the membership number please write a mail to mail@chennaiphotographyclub.org with you name and mobile numer

Membership Form – Please use this link to apply for membership

You will start getting the announcements from announcements@chennaiphotographyclub.org mailing list

You may also apply for membership to the following

Please quote your membership number for approval to these

Yahoo Mailing list – This is like a discussion forum for the club

Flickr Group – This is the member only flickr group for review,etc

We look forward to having you onboard Chennai Photography Club !!

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