Special Interest Groups Overview

A Special Interest Group (SIG) consists of a group of IACC members who share a common interest in a particular topic or area within photography. These members typically meet to discuss, view images, and informally teach and learn about the shared area of interest. They may also be involved as a group in hands-on photography in the area of interest in an outing or workshop environment.

SIG outings and workshops are often informal and sometimes impromptu activities, and supplement but not replace organized IACC outings and workshops.

Additional information about SIGs can be found in the SIG Policy document. It addresses details of the function and organization of the SIGs, as well as the relationship between IACC and the individual special interest groups.
All registration for SIGs will be done using the new online SIG Registration Form. YOU MUST BE AN IACC MEMBER TO FILL OUT THIS FORM.

PLEASE USE THE FORM, if you are interested in
joining any of the SIGs, or if you are already a member of a SIG.

We would like everyone to sign up so that we have
​an up-to-date e-mail list for each of the SIGs.​ All previous mailing lists will be replaced with the new ones created using the new SIG Registration Form.
Current SIGs
SIGs provide an opportunity for their members to pursue common areas of photographic interest for pleasure and learning, and offer an additional means for social interaction and camaraderie within IACC.

Each SIG is unique, and some SIGs have chosen to:
  • hold regular or semi-regular meetings
  • hold comment and critique sessions
  • socialize
  • arrange outings and meet-ups
  • discuss techniques and equipment
  • invite guest speakers.​​

Once you have decided which of the SIGs you would like to join (no limit as to how many you can join), please fill out the registration form (link below).
YOU MUST BE AN IACC MEMBER TO FILL OUT THIS FORM!​
Questions? Visit each of the SIG pages and/or
e-mail sigs@imagesalberta.ca