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You are invited to become a member in a local camera club near you to take your photography to the next level.

First Place, Best in Division and Best of Show Winners from the N4C 2025 February Competition

In response to the on-going Covid-19 virus, N4C Board meetings will be hybrid as clubs are gradually returning to print competitions.

The Northern California Council of Camera Clubs (N4C) is the umbrella organization for sixteen San Francisco Bay Area camera clubs, whose members comprise photography enthusiasts—beginners, amateurs and professionals.

N4C provides an opportunity to grow photographically and compete at an interclub level. Most individual member clubs hold their own local monthly judged competitions in two photographic mediums, Prints and Projected Images, and in various subject matter.

Join in the fun with N4C and their local camera clubs. Participate in field trips, seminars, and workshops, share learning experiences and camaraderie among fellow photographers in your area!


To see all winning photos submitted for the month and for additional information, please visit the N4C’s PhotoClubServices Website.

'Blue sky day on the Bay' (AB 0 Place) by Suzanne Grady - MR
'Tubular Tango' (MA 1 Place) by Richard James - VC
'Tufas in a dry wash near Mono Lake, Eastern Sierras' (MB 1 Place) by Randall Smith - MR
'When life gives you lemons, photograph them.' (PB 1 Place) by Ferdinand Rios - BK
'Where Do We Go From Here' (CA 1 Place) by Maurice Krumrey - FR
'Work Space' (MB 1 Place) by Chris Greni - SC
'Alien! Little Green Man Appears from Incense Smoke' (CI 0 Place) by Pat Page - CC
'Camelia and lantern' (PA 0 Place) by Bob Rogers - CC
'Cara Cara' (MA 1 Place) by Catherine d'Alessio - MR
'Clothed in Light' (MM 0 Place) by Charles Ginsburgh - PE
'Ethereal Face' (CM 1 Place) by Dave Morse - CC
'Feeling the Whispers of Those Who Stood There Before Him-' (MI 1 Place) by Guy Cummins, guy@guycummins.com - LVCC
'Going...gone [2 of 3] Concrete slabs and reinforced pilings were no match for the power of wind and surf.' (JI   Place) by Holl
'Going...gone [3 of 3] Concrete rubble of eight homes are all that remain at the base of the cliff. The power of nature cannot b
'Going...gone. [1 of 3] The inevitable erosion of the California coast claws away at a beachfront home.' (JI 1 Place) by Holly W
'Golden Gate Bridge in the Round' (CB 1 Place) by Leonard Fein - PE
'Hydrant Shear - Contra Costa Firefighters from Truck #1 work to shut off the water to sheared 1000GPM fire hydrant at the inter
'Inside outside.' (MI 1 Place) by Peggy Fleming - CC
'Lying Bass Down' (PI 1 Place) by Rod Lucich - CC
'Male California Quail' (PI 1 Place) by Pamela Lloyd - MR
'Masked' (PA 1 Place) by Bill Sumits - MR
'On January 18, 2025, people gather in front of Alameda City Hall to begin the Alameda Women's March. On this day, just prior to
'Parrot Beak Lotus' (PM 1 Place) by Richard James - VC
'photo of Pacifica School Board meeting on 1-22-25 where a parent screams due to frustration because they are going to close her
'Piano Man' (MM 0 Place) by Dave Morse - CC
'Picturesque' (PM 1 Place) by Irene Bergamini - DV
'Protest at Berkeley Law [01] On May 10, 2024, a group of students raised voices and signs in support of Palestine during the Be
'Protest at Berkeley Law [02] A little after the first group was cleared, a second group held signs and chanted, _From the river
'Protest at Berkeley Law [03] Many graduating students showed their support as well, sporting kaffiyehs, a symbol of solidarity
'San Francisco Carnaval [1] The SF Carnaval is the largest multicultural festival on the west coast. It celebrates Latino, Carib
'San Francisco Carnaval [2] An older participant teaches the beat before the parade starts' (JM   Place) by Gordon Haddow - PE
'San Francisco Carnaval [3] Queen of the Carnaval dances while the band plays.' (JM   Place) by Gordon Haddow - PE
'San Francisco Carnaval [4] A Line of Women in Tradition Mexican dresses dance down the street while the crowd looks on.' (JM
'Serendipity' (PB 0 Place) by Bonnie Marmor - MR
'Sheer splendor' (AA 1 Place) by Bonnie Marmor - MR
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