Edinburgh Photographic Society

Today

The Edinburgh Photographic Society season runs from around September until April each year.  The society has a studio, darkroom, exhibition space and a library.

A Members' Exhibition of photographs is held each April and an International  Exhibition of photographs held at 68 Great King Street, each August, during the Edinburgh Festival.

Throughout the season there are meetings most Monday and Wednesday evenings and some other evenings, all at the club's premises, 68 Great King Street, about half a mile to the north of Princes Street.

The society produces an annual syllabus and there is an EPS web site, both of which give fuller details of the society's meetings, competitions and other events.

Peter Stubbs, Edinburgh:  21 April 2019

Where is EPS?

Follow the red route up the map, from National Gallery   to EPS

Note:  The symbols on the map are links.  See the Key below for further details.

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EPS

Key to the Map

  =  Edinburgh Photographic Society (1954 to today)

  =  Edinburgh Photographic Society (1892 to1925)

  =  St Andrew's Church, George Street

  =  West End of Princes Street

  =  The Royal Scottish Academy, Foot of the Mound, Princes Street

  =  The Scott Monument, East Princes Street Gardens

  =  West Princes Street Gardens

EPS

Background

The EPS premises at 68 Great King Street include lecture hall and library, together with studio, monochrome darkroom and colour darkroom, open top Members throughout the year.

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Many of today's activities at EPS have a long history.  Please click on any of the links below to read more about this history:

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