The first meeting of Kirkcaldy Photographic Society took place on Tuesday 8th Of November 1898 and it has been going strong ever since. We aim to provide a meeting point for people with an interest in photography and cover all areas and levels in a very informal environment. As well as holding training nights and inviting guest speakers along we have a club outing once a month to various locations in Fife. There are also several competitions held through out the year .
We hope you enjoy browsing our website and hope to see you at one of our meetings soon. If you have any questions or comments please get in touch, it would be great to hear from you.
Our Meetings take place on Monday evenings (Sept - May) between 19.30 and 21.30 at the
Glebe Park Neighbourhood Centre, Glebe Park, Kirkcaldy, KY1 1BL
Unfortunately the current economic situation has meant a slight increase in our fees for next season.
Annual fees for 2012 - 2013 will be as follows:
Full membership: £45.00
Concessions: £35.00
Junior: £25.00
A Big Thankyou
KPS would like to thank everyone who sponsored or donated to the society over the past year:
Enid Hutt Gallery
Burns and Harris
The Bigger Picture
MGM Timber
Cartridge World
Keith Grant, Jeweller
A.M. Moving
And
James Anderson and Sons
And many members of the public who donated equipment.
Judges
We would also like to thank all the judges who have given up their time to look, peruse and score all the competition entries throughout the session.
The feedback from them all is invaluable.
Days Out
Sun May 13 th
LINDISFARNE
This date is to take ito account the tides.
9.30 am
Meet at Homebase car park, Kirkcaldy, to arrange car sharing.
THE SECRET IS OUT AT LAST!!
Long-term member STEWART RUSSELL has been awarded the ultimate accolade - he has
been included on the SPF Roll Of Honour, for his services to this club over the last
40 years.
On Sat 14th April 2012, Libby Smith attended our Annual Exhibition, with the secret
agenda of surprising Stewart with his award. Only a very small handfull of the Committee
were in on the secret, which was only confirmed to the Club a matter of days ahead
of the exhibition.
There were 60+ members, friends and visitors in attendance when the surprise was
sprung.
Libby gave us a warm speech, detailing Stewart’s services over the years, emphasising
that only very few of these awards are given to individuals for service to a SINGLE
club.
Stewart was so overwhelmed he could barely manage a ‘thank you’. Fortunately he
recovered enough to receive the many congratulations from club members after the
ceremony.
I’m sure that all club members would like to join me in congratulating Stewart on
this award.
