On Tuesday, September 11, two pre-meeting tables will be open from 7 to 7:30 p.m. in the back of our meeting room: Ask Me a Question: Bill Millhouser will be on hand to discuss shooting with the Olympus OMD-1 II. You can ask him about settings, controls, camera menus, lenses, etc.. Review My Image: Kathryn
At this month’s Education and Training session, Bob and Willa will present a how-to/hands-on matting seminar to help members prepare their images for print competition, exhibits or for personal use. They will present how they cut and mount photos. They use the “Corey Hilz Method” for cutting and mounting. Other methods and instructions for mat cutting and
Swap Meet and The Power of Post Processing, Part 2 – Live Demo by Mike Whalen The swap meet will begin at 6:30 and the program will begin at 7:30. This session will be a live demonstration of several post-processing techniques mentioned in Mike’s presentation on February 18. Part 2 will demonstrate several of Lightroom’s powerful development tools including
Street Photography/Willa and Bob Friedman Wikipedia says “ Street photography is photography conducted for art or inquiry that features unmediated chance encounters and random incidents within public places”. We have been doing that for a number of years. The key word in the definition is: “public”; it need not be on the street. Our presentation
Take this opportunity to get feedback on your images without needing to enter a competition. Send in images you are thinking of entering into competition, images you are experimenting on with new software, or images that may need just a little help. Remain anonymous, or enter into the discussion if you want, this is all
Program Photography has undergone a revolution in the last 20 years. Digital cameras produce images that can be processed with powerful software right in our personal computers and cell phones. Digital post-processing is now just as much a part of the creative process as composing the shot and snapping the shutter. In fact, post-image-processing opens
January 9, 2018: Education and Training Photographing Flowers Using a Lightbox At the January 9 Education and Training session, Kieulan Nguyen will demonstrate how to photograph flowers for translucency using a lightbox. Last year, Kieulan saw a YouTube video by Harold Davis showing how to photograph flowers for transparency using a lightbox. Seeing Mr. Davis’
Here are the two slides presented at the beginning of the Anonymous Critique on December 12, 2017. The first slide, “What Judges Look For”, lists general characteristics photo judges may look for in selecting images worthy of awards. The second slide, “Reasons Judges Throw Out Images”, lists some of the many reasons images don’t make
Take this opportunity to get feedback on your images without needing to enter a competition. Send in images you are thinking of entering into competition, images you are experimenting on with new software, or images that may need just a little help. Remain anonymous, or enter into the discussion if you want, this is all
The Education and Training meeting titled: “Into the Wild Blue Yonder” with Alan Goldstein will be rescheduled for Spring of 2018. Check back in the near future for the exact date.