We invite all Photo Section members to our January 2021 online meeting with storm chaser Mike Olbinski from Phoenix, Arizona. Please continue reading if you’re interested.
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Photo Quest January 2021: Fresh
It’s the beginning of a fresh new year, and the theme for our first Photo Quest of the year 2021 is… Fresh. For the quest, show something fresh, convey the idea of something fresh, the concept of being fresh, photographically. We don’t want to influence your creativity in any way so there is no example photo here, and no ideas either – you have to start… fresh! 😁
2020 SCPS Photo Contest Winners Galleries
The galleries with winners and honorable mentions from our 2020 SCPS Photo Contest are available now. Our sincere thanks to the judges Sandy Zelasko, Stephen Bay, Lee Sie and Alexander S. Kunz – and to all of our members who participated!
2021 Membership Now Available
2020 is coming to an end, and Photo Section membership for 2021 is now available. As usual, membership runs for the duration of the calendar year, ie. from January through December 2021. Needless to say – 2020 didn’t go at all how we had intended! We had to switch our meetings from being public and …
Photo Quest December 2020: Your Best Photo from 2020
It’s the last month of 2020 and just like last year, we’re asking you to pick your ONE favorite/best/most-meaningful/significant photo, and share it with us. The Photo Quest for December 2020 is: Your Best Photo from 2020.
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Gallery: Twilight (Photo Quest November 2020)
The theme for our November 2020 Photo Quest was “Twilight” and in the gallery below you can find our members submissions with interpretations of the theme. Thanks to everyone who took part and sent in a twilight photo!
November 2020 Meeting: Gary Crabbe
We invite all Photo Section members to our November 2020 meeting with landscape and travel photographer Gary Crabbe of Enlightened Images. Please continue reading if you’re interested. Meeting date and time are at the end of this invitation.
Photo Quest November 2020: Twilight
The end of Daylight Saving Time means not only shorter days and the need to adjust your camera’s time. 😉 On the plus side, sunset and the beautiful “Blue Hour” before dawn and after sunrise are within easy reach now. You can make twilight photos and still be home in time for dinner. Let’s take advantage of it!