We are nearing the end of the year, with just two short months to go. It’s been busy, so I’ll be keeping this post short, but because it’s been busy, the post will be quite packed. Previous Meeting A big thank you goes out to Cesar Silva for judging Natural Landscapes at our most recent …
Cheryl Sacks Presentation Cheryl Sacks came in and discussed the topic of “Close-Up” photography with us. For clarification for anyone who didn’t make our meeting, macro is definitely allowed, but is not required for the competition. For Close-Up, we are mostly concerned about getting as close and personal as you can to your subject, closer …
Mary McGurn Judges Pets and their People got judged this past Tuesday night. Well, the photos got judged, not the pets. No one is judging them. They’re all good boys, yes they are! Thanks again to Mary McGurn for revisiting the club and being our judge. I once said, a cow is not a pet, …
February… The shortest month of the year, but also the most number of meetings in a month. The first of these meetings took place on the 5th, when we discussed the topic of “Natural Landscapes”. Cesar Silva Cesar is a mathematics professor over at Williams College. For those of you who have been with the …
It was a cold, dark night. Oh, so cold. Though not quite as cold as tonight. Gillian Jones Judges General #2 We were fortunate to have Gillian Jones judging for us, as she teaches at MCLA on Tuesday nights and the 22nd was the last Tuesday she has free for quite awhile. Gillian is also …
2019 has begun. The government is closed, the flu is rampant, and we need a distraction. So grab your cameras and a cup of tea. Pets and Their People This past Tuesday, we had the first club meeting of the year. Mary McGurn stopped by, not just to visit, but to discuss the topic of …
I remember last year, being at a certain unnamed tavern that had received a thumbs up from The Fonz . . . Legend says, if you listen closely, you can still hear a few club members waiting for their orders. Enter Mazcot’s We partied like it was 1999 and headed to Mazcot’s for this year’s …
Another meeting has come and gone as the year draws to a close. We find ourselves at the start of a month break from official club business, but there are plenty of things to keep us busy this time of year– both in celebrating with loved ones and in our photographic endeavors. The Man, the …
Out of the frying pan and into the fire! That is, of course, if the frying pan is a camera and the fire is a BMCC competition. A Thank You On November 20th, the club met to hand in prints for Shadows and to get feedback from Thaddeus Kubis on images being judged in Out-of-Camera. …
A slow post. A short post. But a post nonetheless. November 6th meeting. Prints and digitals for Out-of-Camera were submitted. Howie Levitz spoke on the topic of Shadows. In an interesting twist, this talk was done without the use of the projector or other traditional visual aids. Howie spoke of light and shadows in depth. …