Photo club Split was founded on the 26th of April, 2011. Its founders were Juraj Božičević and Umberto Girometta, but we do not know much about those first years of the club due to a lack of data. However, it is known that the club’s work was interrupted by World War II and that Photo Club was re-established on the 1st of July, 1950 and has been working ever since. The Club’s board consists of the president of the club, Maja Prgomet, the vice-president Pero Dragičević and the secretary, Igor Jakšić. The members of the Executive Committee are Jelena Popić, Valentino Bilić Prcić and Tonči Čorić. The members of the Supervisory Committee are Stipe Božić, Jurica Galić and Paun Paunović, while the members of the Court of Honour are Duje Klarić, Radojka Siriščević and Damir Borčić. The Club’s activity consists of workshops and projects such as The school of photography, The black and white photography course, Schools of technical activities, projects Photo talk, Split Photo marathon and Help-Portrait. The Gallery of photography is a separate part of the Club, and it is led by the Art Council whose members are Pero Dragičević, Valentino Bilić Prcić, Sandi Bulimbašić, Toni Horvatić and Kažimir Hraste. Numerous photographers from Croatia and the world exhibited in the gallery and, therefore, it is difficult to distinguish only a few as the most important ones. Furthermore, the Photo Club Split is an extremely important institution for the culture not only of Split, but also of the Republic of Croatia, which is confirmed by the decision of the Ministry of Culture of Croatia, which declared the club as a protected good