What’s on
Brighton and Hove Camera Club is a large and well-established organisation. We are fortunate to be able to attract high-profile photographers and other professionals from across the country and around the world to visit and present to our members
Main Programme
All members are invited to attend our weekly Tuesday evenings (7:30pm) running each year from September to May at Hove Methodist Church Hall.
Talks/ Presentations
Members’ Nights
Critique Nights
Technical Nights
and more
New Members Group
All new members are invited to our dedicated New Members Group. Meeting monthly on Thursday nights (7:30pm) at the English Language Centre, covering:
Workshops
Talks
Critiques
Presentations
Aimed at all levels of photographers, from beginner to expert.
Social / Other Events
In addition to main and new members events we have a lively summer program plus other events throughout the year.
Social Events
Day Trips
Photo Walks
and more
Upcoming Events
Autumn Opening
Our first evening back, to begin the autumn season.
Time to see your summer event images
Tom Pilston
Documentary photojournalist known for long-form photo essays and conflict/humanitarian reportage from war zones (Syria, Kosovo, Bosnia, Kashmir, Sudan) and major news events (Obama's election, 2015 Paris attacks, UK elections, COVID-19 ICU wards).
Sarah Ketelaars
Sarah practice spans commercial/lifestyle portrait work alongside fine-art and documentary-leaning personal projects. 'Windows' documents isolation and domestic life during COVID-19 lockdown in Houston, Texas. 'The 544' is a more experimental, process-based project using cyanotype printing to create figurative memorial images for 544 psychiatric patients murdered by the Nazis in Latvia in 1941.
Mike Curry
Best known for the long-running 'Fleeting Reflections' series — graphic, abstract in-camera images (no compositing) made from the reflective glass architecture of Canary Wharf. His wider 'Abstract Observations' work finds order and pattern in ordinary urban surfaces; described as playful, pared-back and calming.
Richard Young
Described by The Times (2006) as 'one of the most important photographers of the 20th century'; holds an honorary fellowship from University of the Arts London (2013); subject of the Sky Arts documentary series Celebrity Exposed (2012); appeared on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs (Feb 2026). Ran the Richard Young Gallery in Kensington with his wife Susan.
Mimi Mollica
Mimi Mollica (b. 1975, Palermo, Sicily) is an Italian, London-based documentary photographer. Began as an assistant to architectural photographer Hélène Binet before building a career in documentary photography/photojournalism for magazines and NGOs. Best known for the book Terra Nostra (Dewi Lewis, 2017), on the lasting scars of the Sicilian Mafia.
Colleen Slater - Underwater Photography – My Crazy Passion
As our end of season speaker, we are delighted to present Colleen Slater, a long-time member of our club and fervent underwater photographer.
Tom Pilston
Tom worked in the music and fashion industry before moving to photojournalism in the late 1980s. As a staff photographer on the then newly launched Independent newspaper Tom worked across its titles specialising in photo essays from the UK and abroad, travelling to Bosnia, Burma, Sudan and Kosovo among many others. Much of his career has been as a freelance, covering Barak Obama’s first election and the wars in Syria, Kashmir , Iraq and Afghanistan. He has recently been covering the turbulent politics of the UK.
Mark Power
Mark Power has published 11 books: The Shipping Forecast(1996), a poetic response to the esoteric language of daily maritime weather reports; Superstructure (2000), a documentation of the construction of London’s Millennium Dome; The Treasury Project (2002), about the restoration of a nineteenth-century historical monument: 26 Different Endings (2007), which depicts those landscapes unlucky enough to fall just off the edge of the London A-Z, a map which could be said to define the boundaries of the British capital; …
New Members Group – Workshop: Thinking outside the box
Jo Teasdale invites you to think outside of the box, using self-portraiture as a starting point. The workshop will emphasise innovative and hands-on approaches.
Olivia Arthur
A critique evening with an external assessor and an open theme.
More details will be publisiced on this page in the next few days.
Cririque Evening
Olivia Arthur’s work has been exhibited internationally and is included in institutional collections in the UK, USA, Germany, and Switzerland. She is co-founder of Fishbar, a publisher and space for photography in London. She became a member of Magnum Photos in 2013 and in 2020 was elected as its president.
Mark York
Mark presented a great deal of his work to us last year, mostly his commercial work. He didn’t have time to show us the full extent of portfolio. So this year we have been pleased to re-invite him to give us more of his personal work . He has been shooting professionally since the mid 1980s and his later work features many genres – including photojournalism, street photography, and more recently still life images of flowers.