Currently, we are in the midst of Covid. To ensure we keep safe, we will be meeting online through GoTo Meeting during the 2021-2022 season. Please contact us to receive the club link. 

Where: TBD post-Covid
When: 2nd and 3rd Monday of each Month (unless there's a conflict with a holiday, then it will be moved to the week before or week after)
Time: 6:30pm - 8pm

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​We would love for you to join us! It doesn't matter what equipment you have, your skill level or where you live. All you need is a passion for  photography!

The DEPC runs from October - June. The fee to join the club is $65 for the season for a single member and $50 for students. Students are between 13 and 18 years of age, or up to 25 if registered in a recognized educational program.

​Guests are welcome to attend a meeting and the guest fee is $10. Guests may also attend a group outing, also for a $10 fee, and must sign a liability waiver. The guest fees will be credited to the membership fee if the guest chooses to join the club.

Use the Contact form to get in touch or if you have any questions.  You can begin your membership by filling out the New Membership Registration on the right-hand side of this page.
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Please take a look at our Portfolios page to see some of the terrific photography produced by our talented members. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Once you're a member, we encourage you to join our DEPC FB chat group too!

THE EXECUTIVE TEAM

Shawn Hamilton
​President

Shawn Hamilton has been running her professional photography business CLiX Photography since the early eighties. After covering numerous Pan American, World Equestrian and Olympic games, of which her photos appeared in countless North American and European magazines, Shawn added writing and photojournalism to her specialties.  Focusing on horseback riding vacation articles her work has taken her to many corners of the world including crossing the Andes from Chile to Argentina by horseback, wine tasting in South Africa,  galloping through the farms of Mexico and experiencing the magic of Mongolia. 
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Shawn also hosts various photo workshops and teaches photography. Check out her website at www.clixphoto.com

Jean-Maurice "JM" Cormier
​Vice-President

Born and raised in the Maritimes, educated in Quebec, working in Ontario – decided to stay here for a while – make that 30+ years…  An amateur photographer for sure, still trying all the angles.  Because visual stimulation is all around us, and at times overwhelming, I think my ultimate goal in sharing the photos I take is to make people pause, think and be briefly carried away, rather than having them quickly swipe left on a screen.
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Laura Willems
Secretary/Treasurer

A hobbiest photographer, Laura  enjoys taking pictures of nature and experimenting with macro. A second-hand camera in high school started her love of capturing the images that emotionally intrigued her.

Shernette Muccuth Henry
Social Media

Shernette is a first-rate communicator with decades of experience helping organizations locally and internationally share the stories that they want to tell.  Armed with a Masters Degree in Communication Studies, Shernette believes in invoking positive change and strives to make a difference wherever she is, conveying messages of hope.  She loves to keep her mind fit and strongly believes in lifelong learning. Though a recent newcomer to being behind the camera, she is not new to photography.  With a camera in hand and a definite worldview, she focuses on showing a little bit of beauty wherever it may be found.

Maretha Lottering
​Social Media

Sanja Wirch
Website

I am a photographer enthusiast! I definitely love being behind the camera rather than in front. I've been dabbling with photography over the past 6 years. It's been a journey of learning who I am, to see moments in little things, and being unafraid of experimenting, making mistakes, and learning from them!

"Light makes photography. Embrace light. Admire it. Love it. But above all, know light. Know it for all you are worth, and you will know the key to photography. " - George Eastman