One of our member, Howard Clark, will be giving a presentation entitled, "Getting from Good to Great". You can view some of Howard's photography on his website: hclarkphotos.smugmug.com

For our July meeting we will meet at the Amish Farm and House for a photo walk. We plan to share and discuss our photos from this event at our next meeting.

Howard Clark has agreed to conduct a critique of images made during the July 1 photo shoot at the Amish Farm and House.  Only about 60 images can be discussed in the time we have at our meeting.  So, if you would like to take advantage of this opportunity, please follow this procedure: It should […]

We meet on the second Monday of September because the first Monday is Labor Day. Jim Goudie will be sharing with us his photo editing workflow. Do you use your photos straight out of the camera? Or do you brush them up in one of the photo editors like Lightroom or Capture One? Jim will […]

Howard Clark will speak on how to organize your photo library.

Don Kautz will be relating his recent experience switching from Adobe Lightroom/Photoshop to Capture One/Affinity. He will explain him motivation for making the switch and his experiences during the transition. He will also be following up on Howard Clark's talk last month, demonstrating how he has implemented Howard's recommendations. You may also bring up to […]

Getting ready to get good pictures! This month we will view a video that focuses on how to prepare for a field photo shoot.  Good planning and preparation increases your chances for getting good photos!  It will be interesting to share some of our own experiences with this aspect of photography… as we discuss our reactions to […]

The January meeting has been cancelled due to inclement weather.

Member John Schmidt will be sharing about his photo trip to Alaska last year. Members are invited to bring up to 5 photos on a USB drive that they took since January, 2024 to be shared with the group for friendly critique. We will also be electing officers and collecting dues for 2025.