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On Thursday (1st October) continuing our run of speakers, but with something more diverse and thought provoking.
St Kilda: Islands at the edge of the world
Since their evacuation in 1930, the islands of St Kilda have attracted more attention than they ever did prior to their evacuation.
Using a range of sources including written and photographic, this illustrated talk will consider the natural and human history of this fascinating archipelago. How did this small community exist in virtually complete isolation? How were they able to flourish? And to what extent did mainland society play a role in the final decline of island life? Finally, what is the future for St Kilda?
Non members can attend up to 3 meetings in each season where a £5 door fee is payable. Anyone subsequently joining the club will have any fees paid deducted (up to £15) from the annual fee which for this season remains at £90. With a full syllabus including 8 guest speakers, the membership represents value for money equivalent to less than £3.50 per meeting. More information is available throughout this website, for any specific enquiries use the “Contact Us” option.
Welcome to Falkirk Camera Club
Falkirk Camera Club was initially established in 1889 under the name of Falkirk Amateur Photographic Association which brought together a few keen enthusiasts at the dawn of photography. Since then the club has taken various names and finally adopted the current title in 1958. More on the history of the club can be found by clicking on the History button below.
Falkirk Camera Club boasts a full season of activities, ranging from guest speakers and presentations, competitions, practical workshops, and photographic days out. FCC meets on a Thursday evening each week, September to April, when we hold a number of events. We may have a guest speaker, hold internal competitions, host external competitions with another Camera Club or have one of our members’ evenings where we invite members to bring in their own equipment to discuss photographic or camera issues. The first day of each new year session normally consists of a quick resume and get together with the opportunity for potential new members to get to know members and the format of the club.
If you have any suggestions on topics, locations, or give presentations yourself then please contact a member of the club through the Contact Us web page.
Meetings are at Trinity Church, Manse Pl, Falkirk FK1 1JN, are normally every Thursday during our season September to April
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- 1st October 2026
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Guest Speaker - Mr Paterson
1st October 2026 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
St Kilda - islands on the edge of the earth
Hand in - Themed Competition
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- 8th October 2026
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Guest Speaker - George Robertson
8th October 2026 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
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