For the camera, which is an inanimate machine without man’s rational capacity to use it, has now become the indispensable mirror of man’s history on earth … (and) the photographer, as a thinking artist, is an agent who must relate the photograph’s significance to man in his social, political and cultural thought.
1976, Viewfinder No. 5

The Camera Club of the Philippines is the oldest photography society in the Philippines (established in 1928). It is a non-profit organization composed of members from varying backgrounds … students, professionals, executives, businessmen, doctors, lawyers, professional photographers, as well as retired folks. As of 2019, the club has 106 regular members, 41 lifetime members and 4 honorary members.
Through mutual fellowship, it strives to encourage excellence, appreciation and enjoyment of Photography. The club meets every first Monday of the month in Taguig City. It holds 13 photo competitions in a 9 month calendar period, 4 of which are outdoor photo shoots held anywhere in the country. Since 2005, the club has added one optional international location to the competition where members and their family join to enjoy the sights and company of each other.
President
Paul J. Resurreccion
Contest Chair
Miko P. Montifar
Director
Antonio B. Lilles
Vice President / Treasurer
Paul G. Hinlo
Membership Chair
Raul B. Tangco
Director
Ernesto G. Ocampo
Ex Oficio
Annabelle C. Chavez
Corporate Secretary
Teofilo C. Abejo
Director
Tristan Joseph V. Davocol
Director
Arianne Blanche SP. Rocha