PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB BASED ON MAUI
Since 1936
Aloha!
from Maui Camera Club
Welcome to Maui Camera Club. We are a time-tested club thatʻs been around since 1936. That makes us 90 years old. A lot of pictures were taken over those years and today our camera club is still committed to delivering the promise.
Our goal is to create a club where members are inspired to make photographs, encouraged to share them and supported in growing as photographers whether their primary interest is learning new skills, expressing creativity or enjoying the fellowship of other photographers.
We strive to foster a structured learning club which emphasizes topic assignments, optional critiques, and skills development. We are a community of photographers that loves Maui, embraces the culture, and respect the fragile environment that we call home.
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Photograph by David Soska
Become a Maui Camera Club Member!
Time to become a Maui Camera Club member. Your $20 welcomes you to club meetings, to join club events, make new friends and learn with others. Monthly meetings are a fun time to share your photos with other shutter bugs. You can even participate via Zoom. Show us your creative photography skills.
Click on the link below to become a member.
2026 Maui Camera Club Membership
only $20 per year
Photograph by Sandy Soska
October Photo Submissions
The topic for October was - "Free Choice." All members had the freedom to share any photo of their choice. It is refreshing to view the likes and delights of what comes out of the creativity of the photographer.
Topic for November
"Water"
For November, we're focusing on water in all its forms. Here on Maui, we have plenty of opportunities-from ocean waves and waterfalls to rain, streams, and reflections in puddles.
Think creatively about how you photograph water. You might freeze a crashing wave, use a slow shutter speed to create a silky waterfall or capture a reflection in a puddle. The goal is to explore the beauty and movement of water through photography.
Photograph by Curtiss Gajda
"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better." — Albert Einstein
"In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous."
— Aristotle
Photography by Dee Coyle