PAGB

The Photographic Alliance of Great Britain (PAGB) is an organisation that  co-ordinates specific activities for photographic clubs in England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland. It does this through 15  geographical regions known as Federations.

The PAGB organises national competitive photographic events for its Federations  and for clubs. It also offers other services such as Recorded Lectures to clubs and its own photographic Distinctions (known as awards for photographic merit) direct to qualifying club members.

The PAGB has strong links with similar organisations in different countries throughout the world through  its membership of FIAP (The International Federation of Photographic Art).

Individual membership to the PAGB is not possible. Access to the facilities described above is via membership of a club that is affiliated to the PAGB through its Federation.

The PAGB  is run by an Executive Committee whose members are nominated and elected from members of each Federation at the Annual General Meeting  each April. This executive meets three times per year to discuss and arrange the events and matters related to the PAGB.

There are simple forms to complete if you wish to apply for accreditation. The form also needs to be signed by your club president, chairperson or secretary to confirm you meet the legibility requirements. You can find out about the accreditations and download the forms on the APM Page.

You can also find out more on the website of the PAGB

Governance: Artificial Intelligence

The PAGB has published information on "Artificial Intelligence’ in Photography with particular reference to the PAGB, its member Federations, their member Clubs and the members of those Clubs." The PDF can be downloaded here.

Projector and Laptop Resolutions

PAGB has published two documents on projector and laptops resolutions and colours spaces.

Replacing Laptops and/or Projectors
QUESTIONS ON PROJECTORS, RESOLUTION, COLOUR SPACE, GRAPHICS CARDS ETC