
The new season opened with the annual Mike Goldie Trophy competition, a viewing of the latest LCPU print folios, and a chance for members to tell us “What I Did This Summer”.
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Putting you in the picture about the Southern Photographic Society, Isle of Man

The new season opened with the annual Mike Goldie Trophy competition, a viewing of the latest LCPU print folios, and a chance for members to tell us “What I Did This Summer”.
Continue reading “First Night 2025”
The Southern Photographic Society may be the place for you if you are a keen photographer looking for ideas and inspiration.
Continue reading “Why Join Us?”We held the annual prize presentations after Wednesday’s AGM, to recognise the achievements of last season.
Continue reading “2025 Prize Presentations”This year’s AGM was held at Port Erin Methodist Hall on Wednesday 20th August.
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We enjoyed several excellent speakers last season, but our final club night was a welcome opportunity for members to showcase some of their favourite work and projects.
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The last of the six cumulative competitions was judged on 16th April by Dr Patricia Tutt ARPS, long-serving secretary of the Western PS and respected photographer and judge.
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Our April Club Night continued the theme of inviting a guest speaker to widen our understanding and appreciation of our hobby, with Dr Patricia Tutt ARPS making a welcome return to the club.
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The “Metal” competition attracted a huge variety of ideas, from interior architecture to kitchen macro and everything in between!
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Great news! The SPS won last night’s annual battle with the Western Photographic Society by six points.
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For our March club night we welcomed back Chris Blyth for a photo presentation entitled “Journey Around the Pacific from Hawaii to Alaska”.
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