Mobile Camera Club exhibits mobile photography in all its forms. The name of the gallery is a tribute to camera clubs and photographic societies, which were the real " test kitchens " of the early photographic years. It is also a reference to Alfred Stieglitz, a photographer and gallery-owner born 150 years ago, who was a real talent scout, a forward-thinking artist, and a staunch defender of photography as a fine art in its own right.

At Mobile Camera Club, you find art prints for sale, either mounted or framed, or not. The gallery also provides lectures and workshops to help you use your smartphone as an effective camera, and make the best use of photography apps. A reference spot for mobile arts.

In our catalog, you will find artworks created by artists from all parts of the world. We have followed and supported their work for quite some time now. Though they all use the same photographic instrument, you'll be surprised to discover such a great variety of different styles!

In order to satisfy the most demanding clients, prints are limited, and offered at affordable prices. Collect them, offer them and share them in real life. Framed, mounted or not, as you like it.

We are ready to help and advise you, within the limit of what our artists prefer for their works. On our website or at the gallery, you will be able to order framing or mounting, which will be realized by professional printers.

Discover mobile photography like you've never seen it before. You will discover a universe of possibilities and creativity you could not even imagine...

Mobile Camera Club offers workshops, wether both practical and theoretical, but always playful, on themes like printing, editing, (no, it is not a disgraceful practice), cropping, photo apps… or even history of photography.

If you are an artist and wish to submit your work :

- you can send us  your submission

- or you participate in our challenges in THE GALLERY Facebook group

- or participate in one of our contests.

The foundators of the gallery are the photographers who organized the event Mobile Photo Paris at the Bastille Design Center in November 2012, which showcased more than 100 photos taken by 18 photographers with their smartphones. Virtual visit of the Mobile Photo Paris Exhibition.