It is the biggest exhibition the club has put together in the four years since it formed, and won't be the last.

Locals can expect to see about 60 images, including abstract, landscapes, macro and portraits, captured by 15 of the club's snappers.

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Club president Kellee Clark said it was a great opportunity for locals to see what they had been up to.

"The [club] has fostered a great sense of learning from and teaching each other, and also from professional photographers ... [so] our photos have gone from strength to strength," she said.

"It's lovely to see these images framed and presented for all to see.

"We're very thankful to Fonda and Julie at The Work of Art Community Gallery who have generously allowed us to display our work in a way that any artist would be proud of. We are extremely lucky to have a place like the gallery to hold events like this."

Ms Clark said the club would "love" to hold annual exhibitions and is already thinking ahead to 2020.