Welcome to the Cookeville Camera Club Website!

The Cookeville Camera Club (CCC) meets the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at the First Presbyterian Church (second floor meeting room), 20 N. Dixie, Cookeville, TN., from 7 to 9 p.m. Our membership includes people of all ages, in all stages of the craft, from beginners to masters. The club has two main objectives...a place to learn...and a place to share your love of photography with like minded friends.

The Cookeville Camera Club strives to accomplish its objectives through educational programs, critiques, contest, workshops, fieldtrips, special interest groups, rookie programs, community and social activities, fund raisers, opportunities to sell photographs and an informative website.All of our members enjoy sharing their knowledge as well, so we assure you it will be a great learning experience no matter your level of expertise. You are welcome to visit our meetings, experience our various types of programs and then take advantage of the best deal in town...membership for individuals $25.00, families $45.00 and students $15.00! Check out the calendar on this site for our next meeting and be sure to click on the date for detailed program information. We hope to see you there! In the mean time, this site is filled with all types of useful information. Enjoy it! If you have any other questions, email president@cookevillecameraclub.com

 

Recent News

 

Posted by: Les Milligan

From Photographs to Portraits
Upcoming Camera Club Speaker Paints from Photos

 Some of us are photographers, some of us are painters.  Lynn Hutcheson is both. 
 Hutcheson, a talented painter, uses photography to help her create portraits on canvas.
"I'm not a professional painter," she says.  "But my passion is painting."
Hutcheson lives out her passion on a daily basis in Nashville as an art teacher for grades K-4.  She paints portraits on the side. 

 

Posted by: Brian Stamm
The first club meeting of 2010 was an open contest.  The club tried a new form of presenting this contest with early judging before the meeting in order to make the meeting run more smoothly.  Even though their were a few kinks in the process it seemed to go smoother and quicker with more feedback from the judges.

 

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