Northern California Council Of Camera Clubs

The Northern California Council of Camera Clubs (N4C) was established in December of 1952 as a non-profit California corporation organized as a 501(c)(7) tax-exempt social club pursuant to the Corporations Code of the State of California.

Purpose – Mission Statement

The Northern California Council of Camera Clubs was established to:

• promote a spirit of voluntary cooperation among the camera clubs of Northern California.
• sustain and increase an interest in the art and science of photography among photographers of said area.
• promote social and educational programs for the benefit of member clubs.
• create and maintain a representative body which will serve the best interests of all member clubs and provide workable solutions to individual and collective problems .
• provide services and facilities for the use and benefit of the member clubs.

Benefits of Membership

Being a member club of N4C provides an opportunity to:

• compete monthly at a higher level against local club winners.
• hone photography knowledge and skills through seminars, conferences and other N4C and affiliate-sponsored events.
• receive monthly newsletters, “Foto Fanfare,” with winners names and images as well as interesting articles and news.
• discover a variety of photography resources.
• share your expertise and passion with fellow photographers .

For more information visit www.n4c.org