Photographic Society of Taiwan

The Photographic Society of Taiwan was founded by Mr. Deng Nan-guang in 1963, in collaboration with photographers across Taiwan. It is committed to promoting "modern photography" as its purpose and emphasizing Taiwan's localized "realism". The main purpose of this association is to study the theory of photography, improve photographic technology, and promote the development of photography art.

The members of this association are distributed throughout Taiwan, and it is the largest photographic society in Taiwan. At present, it has 12 activity centers, divided into the north, central and south three districts. Each region takes turns to hold social photography activities. An exquisitely printed photography magazine is issued every month and "Taiwan Photography Annual"each year, shared with each member.

The regular photography activities, such as monthly Taiwan salon competitions, bi-monthly free-themed competitions, the "Taiwan photography exhibition" and the "Taiwan International Salon of Photography" have been held so far.