Got a favourite shot or two that you’ve taken this year? We are taking two of your favourites and putting them into a slideshow for our December meeting. The images have to be sent in by November 15th
Select two of your favourite images, attach them to your message and send them to :
bestof2014@
Please keep the sizes within the normal ranges for assignments (1600 X 1200)
We had a great trip to the Homolca territory and saw over two dozen grizzlies. We were also treated to a great show by Pacific white sided dolphins on our boat trips.
Brad Powell is preparing a slideshow and would like to receive up to 5 of your shots for the show. Please send them to Brad – brad@reliabledocumentservices.com and include Bear Trip Photos in the subject. Send them to Brad by Nov 15th so that we can see the show at our December meeting.
It’s that time of year and you’ll have to submit your best nature shot by November 4th. The rules have changed slightly for this year, there are 8 images per club, one per photographer. Here is a link to the rules or click on the owl. The categories are:
Look through your shots and be certain there is no ‘hand of man’ in the image. An assignment is set up in our member database.
Quick Note: I spoke with a fellow who has done a lot of judging for some comments. He said that when he has several hundred shots to look at and it’s a limited time period, there really isn’t time to study the shots. Within a second or two he has to make a decision so the image has to have impact, sharpness and clarity of purpose to get any extra consideration.
Lions Gate Camera Club of Vancouver, British Columbia
is pleased to invite photography clubs in British Columbia and The Yukon to enter our eighth annual competition.
Celebration of Nature Photography 2014
The theme for this annual competition is nature in all of its splendid diversity. Images must be free of any signs of man’s impact and must not include any domestic animals or cultivated plants.
All images submitted will be judged by renowned Canadian nature photographers who are completely independent of Lions Gate Camera Club.
This is a unique opportunity for the photography produced by your members to be judged by some of the best nature photographers in Canada.
Got a favourite song and photo?… Maybe one will get everyone’s attention.
Our general meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month from 7:00 pm until 9:00 pm. We normally conduct the club’s business, then review the slideshows from the previous month’s assignment, field trip and favourite shot of the month. The last half of the meeting is dedicated to having a speaker come and make a presentation or discuss some aspects of their photography
Our November speaker is Steve Williamson, a well known award winning wildlife photographer. Steve will show us some of his amazing photos and will speak about –
Click on the bear image or this link to visit Steve website.
This is the first exhibit of the 4H Snap-shots. This group of very active members from ages 9 to 18 are pleased to exhibit their work in the Nemeth Gallery from November 4th through the 28th.
We have sponsored the annual 4H photo competition and our members have been out to their meetings to speak on occasion.
We generally meet at the venue at 10am and shoot until 12 then those who wish to do so gather at the chosen lunch venue. Check the details for the field trip outing.
Meet with other members and try a range of different shots. Test some new post processing techniques. Pick about 6 of the most interesting and size them to within 1600 pixels wide and 1200 pixels high. When you have your field trip photos ready, send them to fieldtrip.opc@gmail.com
We had such a great time at Art Knapp in Courtenay that we’re going back again and we’ve timed it to coincide with all their new Christmas inventory.
Our December assignment is Christmas so it’s a great opportunity to hunt out some great photos.
If you plan on attending the lunch at The Old House please let Sally know.
Arts Cafe Exhibition at 147 Harrison Avenue, Parksville, November 17 through December 31st. (Arts Cafe hours are Monday – Friday from 9 to 4.) Ten members of the OPC are exhibiting twenty-five (25) photographs of varying sizes at this pre-holiday show.
Membership of OPC consists of over one hundred photographers from novice to professional.