What we have
Island Photography Workshop – Hudson Henry
IPW is pleased to present a day with Hudson Henry. Click on the image to see all the information.
It’s certain to be a valuable learning experience.
Our speaker for June is member Wayne Buhr. Wayne is an award winning photographer who has traveled the world capturing amazong images.
As he says, “Photography is my passion and language of choice. It allows me to communicate a personal perspective of my life experiences. I have tried to capture the common denominators of humanity and the similarities in the lives of ordinary people. Street photography gives me that opportunity.”
Click on the image or this link to visit his website
We will be showing our Favourites from May, our field trip outing and the Four or More in a Row assignment.
Bring your loonie for a coffee.
loonie for coffee
Our coffee meeting is the last Friday of the month.
An email will let us know the location
Hope to see you.
Our speaker for July is Jurgen Schwerdt. Jurgen is a macro photographer from Nanaimo. His topic is “Macro Maniac” and will be very informative for all enthusiasts in the club.
As he says, “Macro photography gives me the ability to photograph at home or away in virtually any light and weather condition. That is one of the reasons it has become my favourite pastime.”
We will be showing our Favourites from June, our field trip outing and the Funny assignment.
Bring your loonie for a coffee.
loonie for coffee
Our speaker for August is former club member and President Randy Hall. Randy will be talking to us about getting more out of your camera.
Randy is a Vancouver Island photographer, specializing in landscape and nature photography. A past member of the club, he started into a business venture about 5 years ago, taking part in local markets, craft and artisan shows and in 2016, joined TOSH as a resident artist.
Randy’s photography is described as “his interpretation of works of a true master… Mother Nature”. He firmly believes there are several tools involved in digital photography. Postprocessing software is one of those tools. Depending on the raw image and the desired output, its use could be a minor or major component. The camera is considered more important, in that it’s needed to capture the high quality raw material (image) you start with. Most important however, is the person behind the camera and in front of the computer, for imagination and skill.
We will be showing our Favourites from June, our field trip outing and the Lazy Hazy Days assignment.
Bring your loonie for a coffee.
loonie for coffee
Our speaker this month is member Brad Powell. Brad has been doing a lot of night photography over the summer and will talk to us about his adventures. He has some amazing shots and great stories to share.
There have been questions on voting for images and Jack Harynuk will review how that is handled.
We will be showing our Favourites from August, our field trip outing and the Abstract assignment.
Bring your loonie for a coffee.
loonie for coffee
We are participating again this year. Upload your best image, pay close attention to the rules. Voting will be open until early November and you will be permitted to vote for your own image. There may be some additional judging to choose the top 8 images.
The categories are:
- – Birds
- – Mammals
- – General (not 1 or 2)
Look through your shots and be certain there is no ‘hand of man’ in the image. Images have a maximum width of 1400 pixels and maximum height of 1050 pixels. Images have to be uploaded by October 17th.
Lions Gate Camera Club of Vancouver, British Columbia
When the current year rules are prepared, they will be added. Click on the image or here to see the rules
This is a unique opportunity for the photography produced by your members to be judged by some of the best nature photographers in Canada.
Our speaker this month is Nanaimo photographer, Judy Hancock-Holland. Judy has presented to the club previously and we received excellent feedback about her spiritual approach to her photography. Judy has a new presentation and we are looking forward to her visit. Visit Judy’s website here.
We will be showing our Favourites from September, our field trip outing and the “Fall is in the Air” assignment.
Bring your loonie for a coffee.
loonie for coffee
Our friends from the Nanaimo club are hosting an all-day event of sharing / learning / friendships. Our experienced and excellent members will teach and share exciting topics.
Presenters 2018:
- Brad Powell: Exploring Dance through stroboscopic photography
- John Young: How to prepare for travel and sharing your experiences in a blog.
- Wally Roth: Playing with Panoramas
- Doug Bell: Exploring Creative Opportunities with Intentional Camera Movement and Multiple Exposures
- Wayne Buhr: Travel photography
- Bill Saffin: Digital Photography Basics for Beginners
- Sucha Sollik: Luminosity Masks
Each presentation will be 75 minutes except Brad’s, which will be a full morning (covering two time slots). You will be able to choose between presentations. I am attaching the sign-up sheet so you can pick your sessions and let us know.
Every photograph tells a story; capturing a moment in time in order to preserve and honour it. A photograph can be a tangible connection to our past, to our family, and to our own unique experience. Dirk Heydemann, our November speaker, is a successful Nanaimo based photographer who specializes in family and corporate photography.
His talk will be going over his family portrait business, from planning, consolations, shooting and presentations and pricing of the art work that is created. Since he took on this approach to his family portrait sessions, his sales had substantial increases in value.
We will be showing our Favourites from October, our field trip outing to Stamp Falls and the “Anything Orange” assignment.
Bring your loonie for a coffee.
loonie for coffee
