| Year | Advanced | Intermediate | Novice |
| 2011 | Gordon Miller | ||
| 2012 | Harry Scott | ||
| 2013 | Harry Scott | Chris Bell | |
| 2014 | Harry Scott | Ian Halliday | |
| 2015 | Harry Scott | Caroline Heard | |
| 2016 | Harry Scott | Nick Bell | Nigel Corby |
| 2017 | Chris Bell | Nigel Corby | Bob Thorp |
| 2018 | Chris Bell | David Harper | Phil fisher |
| 2019 | Harry Scott | Maggie Ward | Yvette Whalley |
| 2020 | Louise Black | Dave Cowe | Peter Whalley |
| 2021 | Chris Bell | Andrew Hogg | Jackie Riach |
| 2022 | John Thomson | Peter Grant | Diane Hodgetts |
| 2023 | John Rutherford | Clive Hodgetts | Irvine Ross |
| Year | Division 1 | Division 2 | Division 3 |
| 2024 | John Rutherford | Mike Rust | Lesley Kentish |
| 2025 |

We have meetings every Wednesday evening during the club year and offer members a varied programme of talks and presentations on a variety of topics, some from guest speakers and some from within the club’s own ranks where knowledge sharing is the aim. We also have practical sessions on some evenings and plenty of opportunities for members to show their work.
We encourage participation and knowledge sharing but you are free to take as active a part as you want in the club’s activities.
The Club year runs from September to the end of April and during that time we run 6 Assignments where each member can submit 3 images on a set theme. The images are then judged and feedback is provided by the judge in a group session. These sessions are always very popular with members and include a mildly competitive element but more importantly the aim is to provide constructive feedback on the images so that members gain new skills and explore different genres with confidence.
We also run a number of Special Interest Groups such as Urban, Wildlife, Landscape and Portrait, with arranged photo shoots and on location meet-ups at weekends. These offer opportunities to get your camera out and learn new skills. They are very popular and have become a key activity for the club.


We have a member only Facebook group. This is often the best way to keep in touch with other members between meetings. We have a weekly photo challenge on the Facebook group which is very popular and a great way for members to share images. There is also a public Facebook page to showcase the group’s activities to a wider audience. Meetings are held in the Aboyne and Mid-Deeside Community Shed. These meetings are primarily in-person social events but we do also share the meetings on Zoom for participants who cannot make it to the Community Shed.
