Due to Covid, the event will run from March 7-13. Images can be uploaded by March 16 and then there will be a Zoom meeting on March 18 to see member images and discuss them. If you have further questions, contact Tony Reynes.
Harold Davis will present his program
“Photography as Poetry”
Harold’s Website:
Boundaries: Lakeville Street to the East, Washington Street to the North, 6th Street to the West, and D Street to the South. (See email for map)
Zoom Show: Friday, April 30, 5:00 p.m. Enter up to 5 of your favorite images from the hunt.
Scavenger Hunt List:
- Down Low
- Up High
- Reflection
- Geometry
- Inside Out
- Dance
- Distressed
- Incongruity
- S-Curve
- Any combination double exposure, motion blur, long exposure
These listed elements are to be interpreted any way you want – creatively, literally, comically – your choice. Have fun with this!
Recommended Gear:
Any camera, smart phone to fancy DSLR. Any lens(es). Really, you can get as complicated or stay as simple as you want. Bring a tripod to use for long exposure shots if you like.
Rob Badger and Nita Winter will present on Thursday April 29th
Wildflowers & Climate Change
WinterBadger.com
Our program this month is “Landscape Basics” presented by Jeff Leimbach. His program takes a look at Landscape Photography from a slightly different perspective. Gear, Lenses, and Filters are discussed before breaking into ideas such as capturing details, long exposure, adding people, times to shoot, black and white, and getting creative. Light Painting landscapes will also be covered. Jeff is a Canon Product Educator and presents programs for Camera Stores across the country.
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grapic.zenfolio.com
Go to Zoom Meetings on club site to enter.
Mike will be presenting his Masters Program on Wildlife/Bird Photography.
Topics include: Foundations + Fundamentals; Equipment; Field craft; Processing images + Software used; Ethics/Etiquette; Resources, with examples of images to show topics covered.
The next competition is on July 8th. The critique night for it will be …….Sunday June 27th, from 4 – 6 pm. The categories will be Pictorial, Journalism, Travel and Monochrome.
These critique sessions really work. Most of the time, a little tweak really can raise the impact of an image. Once and a while, we get rid of a loveable clunker that only the maker is attached to.
As a reminder, here is how the process works:
– Please email me that you would be interested in getting up to 3 of your images reviewed. Also let me know what 15 minute time slot you would like between 4-6 pm
– I will respond within a few hours and see if we can settle on a convenient time
– No later than 2 days before the appointed evening, send me your images in the same format as you upload to competition
– Also include your phone number and the image titles
– On the appointed time slot, I will call the number you gave me and we can discuss your images
– If I am running more than 5 minutes late, I will text or email you
Tony
SRPS July 2021 Outing
San Francisco by Ferry
Where Sonoma Coast
Dates Visit: Saturday, July 10th
Upload: Tuesday, July 13th
Zoom: Friday, July 16th at 5 pm
Description The Larkspur ferry will allow participants to leave around 9:20 and arrive at the Ferry Building by about 10. For those who are challenged by seasickness and decide to drive, there are many parking garages nearby to the Ferry Building.
Upon arrival, it is suggested that everyone meet in front of the main Golden Gate Transit Building in the rear of the ferry building. From there, we can break into small groups and go off to explore the area.
It is truly a target rich environment:
– meander the ferry building shooting the wares
– sit across the street from the building and capture some of the local fauna moving by
– walk the street and absorb the architecture
– try shooting shadows or movement
– or, when you step to the ferry rail, and shoot the city from the water
– and on and on
Around 1:00, we will all meet for lunch. Depending on the number, we can either go the fast-food route or sit down in a casual restaurant. The return ferries run sporadically in the afternoon so plan your own trip home; you may want to stay longer.