Upcoming Meetings (& Important Dates):
November meetings: On the 4th we will again be using Zoom to view the Members' Project "B&W Conversions" that was postponed from May. On the 18th we have David Long giving a program on the "Techniques of Waterfall Photography" via Zoom.
December meeting: On the 2nd will be via Zoom as well; Ralph Chappell will present "Balanced Light Flash Photography"
January 2021 meetings: Via Zoom--On the 6th we will be viewing the recorded commentary/critique made by an outside reviewer of 40 images submitted by club members. This was originally scheduled for March 2020. And on the 20th we have guest speaker John Scalera to present "Nature & Zoo Photography". He will focus on capturing captivation images of animals in zoo enclosures.
He will be discussing equipment, settings and insight into post-processing workflow that he has developed over the years.
His website with portfolio is Photographer | John Scalera | United States.
February 2021meetings: Via Zoom we have member Mark Janke on the 3rd to talk about "Lenses; technical advantages and disadvantages of different types". On 17th will be a critique night. Members will submit images in advance for the critique committee to prepare comments that will be presented as we view them.
March 2021 meetings: On March 3rd guest speaker Mark Battista will present a program on composition via Zoom. March 17th is still TBD.
April 2021meetings: Wednesday April 7th we will be holding a virtual competition. On April 21st we are planning to view the 40 image commentary for 2021.
May 2021 meetings: On the 5th member Peter Chow will talk about his Marsh Project; with tips on how one goes about starting and completing a personal project. On the 19th we will be viewing member images submitted for the yearly project, "5x5".
June 2021 meetings: Our last meeting for the club year will be held on June 2nd. We will have our annual business meeting including election of officers. We plan to view member images from Fall, Winter and Spring meet-ups.
December meeting: On the 2nd will be via Zoom as well; Ralph Chappell will present "Balanced Light Flash Photography"
January 2021 meetings: Via Zoom--On the 6th we will be viewing the recorded commentary/critique made by an outside reviewer of 40 images submitted by club members. This was originally scheduled for March 2020. And on the 20th we have guest speaker John Scalera to present "Nature & Zoo Photography". He will focus on capturing captivation images of animals in zoo enclosures.
He will be discussing equipment, settings and insight into post-processing workflow that he has developed over the years.
His website with portfolio is Photographer | John Scalera | United States.
February 2021meetings: Via Zoom we have member Mark Janke on the 3rd to talk about "Lenses; technical advantages and disadvantages of different types". On 17th will be a critique night. Members will submit images in advance for the critique committee to prepare comments that will be presented as we view them.
March 2021 meetings: On March 3rd guest speaker Mark Battista will present a program on composition via Zoom. March 17th is still TBD.
April 2021meetings: Wednesday April 7th we will be holding a virtual competition. On April 21st we are planning to view the 40 image commentary for 2021.
May 2021 meetings: On the 5th member Peter Chow will talk about his Marsh Project; with tips on how one goes about starting and completing a personal project. On the 19th we will be viewing member images submitted for the yearly project, "5x5".
June 2021 meetings: Our last meeting for the club year will be held on June 2nd. We will have our annual business meeting including election of officers. We plan to view member images from Fall, Winter and Spring meet-ups.
2019 Senior Center Exhibit
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2017 Matting and Framing Presentation |
Lecture Notes From Peter Guerard - The Sharper Image in Landscape Photography
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