Established in 1961, the Scarborough Camera Club (SCC) embraces many photographic forms and categories, including digital, print, monochrome, colour, audio/visual presentations (slideshows), etc. 

Club members range from complete novices to professionally experienced photographers.  Club members use a diverse set of equipment from nearly all manufacturers, ranging from cell phone cameras to top quality photographic equipment.  Membership in the club does not require experience nor expensive equipment.

Workshops and demonstrations are organized and presented by club members to help others improve their knowledge and skills, and the club invites a number of speakers every year.  Presentations, workshops, demonstrations, and outings embrace diverse styles of photography, including Landscapes, Street, Portraiture, Nature, Pet, Wildlife, etc.  The possibilities are only limited by the member’s imagination.

Presentations are balanced with the exhibition of members’ images entered in the club’s competitions and other informal members’ evenings.  The meetings are full of informed and helpful comments to help improve and stimulate your photographic skills, regardless of current ability. 

We also arrange a number of interesting and informal photo shoots/outings throughout the year at a variety of different locations for members.  

We meet most Tuesday evenings from September through mid May at Agincourt Collegiate Institute, Room 124.  The school is located at 2621 Midland Avenue (just North of Sheppard Avenue).