What we have going on…
Our general meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month in the West Hall of the Qualicum beach Civic Centre 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
This month’s meeting is cancelled due to the outbreak
Our speaker this month is Nanaimo photographer, Gordon Howe. Gordon has spoken to our members previously and we were very impressed with his photography expertise.
This presentation is a travelogue of an area mostly untapped by British Columbian tourists, the Northwest. It is an area rich in indigenous culture, history, spectacular mountains and some of Canada’s great rivers such as the Skeena, Nass and the Bulkley.
In addition to photos Gordon will share tips on how to capture this rich indigenous culture in an appropriate and sensitive manner. Learn how to photograph totem poles within their environment for better impact.
The Northwest wildlife, scenery and culture is spectacular in any season as this multi-season presentation will demonstrate
We will be showing our previous months field trip, assignment and favourites slideshows.
The Monthly Management Meeting is normally held on the second Thursday of the month in the boardroom of Qualicum Foods. If any members are interested in attending, please contact the club president.
Our meeting is back on!
Our speaker this month is Nanaimo photographer, Gordon Howe. Gordon has spoken to our members previously and we were very impressed with his photography expertise.
This presentation is a travelogue of an area mostly untapped by British Columbian tourists, the Northwest. It is an area rich in indigenous culture, history, spectacular mountains and some of Canada’s great rivers such as the Skeena, Nass and the Bulkley.
In addition to photos Gordon will share tips on how to capture this rich indigenous culture in an appropriate and sensitive manner. Learn how to photograph totem poles within their environment for better impact.
The Northwest wildlife, scenery and culture is spectacular in any season as this multi-season presentation will demonstrate
We will be showing our previous months field trip, assignment and favourites slideshows.
Our general meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month in the West Hall of the Qualicum beach Civic Centre 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
The Monthly Management Meeting is normally held on the second Thursday of the month in the boardroom of Qualicum Foods. If any members are interested in attending, please contact the club president.
Our general meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month in the West Hall of the Qualicum beach Civic Centre 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
Looking forward to this meeting
Our speaker this month is recent club member Tom Truss. Tom moved here from Langley last year and joined last fall.
Tom was on a trip to Iceland a few years ago and has spoken about his trip in the past. There will be some wonderful images of Iceland and auroras. His image o Vestrahorn Aurora in the Lions Gate Nature competition placed second in the landscape category
We will be showing our previous months field trip, assignment and favourites slideshows.
The Monthly Management Meeting is normally held on the second Thursday of the month in the boardroom of Qualicum Foods. If any members are interested in attending, please contact the club president.
A very interesting evening
Our speaker this month is club member David Cotton.
David is a long term member and former board member of the club. David recently won awards in Qualicum Beach’s Our Town photography contest. David embarked on a very interesting long term project over the past two years and will talk about his photography and thoughts on Grandon Creek During the Pandemic
We will be showing our previous month’s field trip, assignment and favourites slideshows.
Coffee and tea service is resumed for this meeting. Bring your loonie for a coffee.