Inspiring and informing underwater photographers since 1967. BSoUP is dedicated to encouraging and developing underwater photography in all its aspects. BSoUP is the largest underwater photographic society in Britain. BSoUP is a not-for-profit organisation, run entirely by volunteers with a passion for underwater photography. BSoUP holds meetings at Imperial College, South Kensington, London, on the third Tuesday of each month, which include illustrated talks by experienced underwater photographers and a monthly competition. London, England, UK

We are a not-for-profit organization in the Dallas Texas area of North Texas promoting underwater photography and underwater videography. We emphasize education, dive safety, fun, and protection and respect for the marine environment. We do club trips and monthly meetings with educational and entertaining speakers and also a monthly photo contest for members. We encourage anyone interested to attend DUPS meetings, regardless of their photographic skill level. Our members are happy to share knowledge and expertise.

The Houston Underwater Photographic Society (HUPS) is a not-for-profit organization formed to encourage interest and participation in underwater photography and videography. At its monthly meetings, HUPS provides educational and entertaining programs, a monthly photo contest, and a convivial atmosphere of shared interests and camaraderie. Houston, Texas

Formed in 1957 by a group of dedicated divers and photographers who pledged to give freely of their time and energy to encourage underwater photographers.

NCUPS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization formed in 1957 to promote interest in underwater photography. NCUPS sponsors educational events on both underwater photography and video while promoting awareness of the underwater environment and pertinent ecological issues. NCUPS serves the greater San Francisco Bay area, including Silicon Valley. Millbrae, California

OCUPS is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide an opportunity for people to share a common interest in underwater photographic activities. The club offers a great forum for all levels of underwater photographers to learn and share new skills and techniques, to make new friends, to show some favorite images, and to have fun while learning. Orange, California

The club was intended to be as informal and non-bureaucratic as possible with a strong emphasis on improving members photography, providing and participating in photographic competitions, and organizing diving trips tailored to photography. Also, the social side of the club was an important element, which was to be promoted by having regular meetings/social events in members houses. United Kingdom

The San Diego Underwater Photographic Society (SDUPS), was formed in 1961. SDUPS is a social club whose members join together to promote the sport and pastime of underwater photography and videography. San Diego, California

New Zealand's premier digital underwater photographic society! SEAFANZ is an independent non-profit incorporated society based in New Zealand and is dedicated to the pursuit of underwater photography. SEAFANZ currently sponsors a bi-monthly underwater photographic competition which is run by Dive New Zealand magazine. In the Auckland region of New Zealand, SEAFANZ organizes a monthly 'show and tell' meeting to bring together underwater photographers of all levels in order to encourage the pursuit of underwater photography in line with the aims of the society. Milford, Auckland, New Zealand

SFUPS is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of underwater photography through its membership. The South Florida Underwater Photography Society was created in 1980 as a means and place for fellow underwater photographers to exchange and share ideas and techniques of underwater photography. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

The Western Australian Underwater Photographic Society (WAUPS) is a non-profit organisation which has been in existence (and incorporated) since January, 1984. The aims of the Society are to promote an improvement of underwater photography amongst it's members, to promote underwater photography in the community, encourage an understanding and preservation of the marine environment, share skills and ideas from within the society and from external bodies and have fun and enjoy socialising, diving and photography. Leederville, WA Australia