The WPF is delighted to welcome the following new judges and their contact details will shortly appear on the WPF List of Judges.


The Welsh Photographic Federation
Undeb Ffotograffig Cymru
The WPF is delighted to welcome the following new judges and their contact details will shortly appear on the WPF List of Judges.

Click here to see the results of the PAGB Interfed Competition.
The WPF didn’t enjoy a very successful weekend but had a couple of highlights along the way.
Peter Wyles of Monmouth CC won Best Colour Print (Gold) with ‘Hakkaido Dawn’ and Gary Collyer of Bridgend won a nature print Judges Award (Silver) for ‘Helmet Shrike Preparing to Sleep’.
The WPF is delighted to announce the speakers for this year’s convention:
It takes place on Saturday 13th September, 2025 at St. Theodore’s Church Hall, Port Talbot. SA13 1LE and tickets are only £20 per person. Ticket purchase information is here.
G Martin – Convention Officer

A photographer who pioneered techniques to create detailed images by combining multiple negatives is being celebrated 170 years after he set up his first studio.
Henry Peach Robinson was one of the most famous characters of his age, said photographic historian Dr Michael Pritchard, with his work winning awards and selling widely.
You can read the BBC article here.

Gwynfa’s summer Print Exhibition will be held at Garth Olwg Lifelong Learning Centre, St. Illtyds Rd, Church Village, Pontypridd CF38 1RQ from 22nd July to 7th August.
Note: it is not open on weekends. Opening hours are as follows:
Monday 9 am–9:30 pm
Tuesday 9 am–9:30 pm
Wednesday 9 am–9:30 pm
Thursday 9 am–9:30 pm
Friday 9 am–7:30 pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed


The 2025 Masters of Print Exhibition once again visits Wales. It is at Bedwellty House, Tredegar, NP22 3XN from 2nd August to 30th August.
Extended until 9th September.

Maesycwmmer Camera Club is holding an exhibition at Bedwellty House, Morgan Street, Tredegar, NP22 3XN until July 15th. All are welcome and entry is free.

The Welsh Salon of Photography Exhibition is currently on at the the excellent Cynon Valley Museum. Exhibition now closed.
The last viewing day will be Friday 30th May. Please double-check before visiting on the final day as the exhibition has been taken down earlier than advised in other years.
The museum is open to the public from 9.30am to 3.30pm Tuesday to Saturday. It is closed on Sunday & Monday.
Venue: Cynon Valley Museum, Depot Rd, Gadlys, Aberdare. CF44 8DL.
Parking: You can park for up to two hours free in the adjacent Tesco car park.
