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Photography
Without Barriers
Welcome
Creativity knows no boundaries at Ace Camera Club. Everyone is welcome! Whether you're a seasoned photographer or just starting out, our club is all about sharing inspiration, learning together, and celebrating the art of photography in a friendly, barrier-free community. We love to experiment, explore new techniques, and support each other as we capture the world from fresh perspectives. Bring your camera or just your enthusiasm. There is a place for you here.
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The club is bringing back regular workshops and photo walks as part of our new approach for 2026. This will provide members with opportunities to learn the finer points of photography and gain practical experience. Members will have access to the club's extensive range of photographic equipment to try out something new and challenging.
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ACE is working with local professional photographers on a number of Albany Bicentenary projects
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Meetings and activities.
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Wednesday: Archiving, image processing, printing at 11 Minna St, Albany, 10.00 am - 12.00 pm.
Thursday: Outings start from GenU(Activ) at 11 Minna Street, Albany, 10.30 am. ​
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Saturday: Studio workshops and darkroom activities, 10 am to 12 pm at Vancouver Arts Centre Annex.
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Sunday: Photo walks to commence soon.
Our Latest News
Synergy Grant
Rebecca from Synergy has been visiting Albany, and we had the pleasure of meeting her on Friday and receiving our grant certificate.
This generous $10,000.00 donation is supporting Astrid's Remarkable Everyday Project, which is certainly proving remarkable in every way.
Check out the colour coordination between the club shirt and the certificate. The chances of this random match happening are extremely unlikely.
Thanks to Synergy for supporting our joint project, and to Megan for the photograph.
Vancouver Art Centre Youth Programs
We’ve just wrapped up our two Youth Summer School photography workshops, and we’re genuinely inspired by the creativity and potential the participants showed throughout the program.
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There's definitely a move by parents to get young people away from the negative aspects of social media and get them into something, a hobby, or take part in some healthy outdoor activities.