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Meetings are free and open to everyone. Arrive 30 minutes early for the social time.
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Sep 5
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Mentor Night - 10 minute kickoff on Competition Rule Changes
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Sep 12
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In-Person and Virtual (presentation only)
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City Lights is our September Monthly Challenge. Photos taken after August 13 are eligible.
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Annual membership fees are due in September.
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Our meetings are free and open to the public - no membership required. However, to enter your photographs in competitions or exhibits, a membership is needed. Fees are $35 per person or $55 for a family. Students can join for free.
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Field Trip to New York City on Saturday, September 14.
Join members for a field trip to New York City on Saturday Sept 14th. We will meet at 2pm at the I84 exit 9 park and ride and carpool to the DUMBO (Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass) area. We will get an early dinner then head out to shoot in the area. Bring your camera, and a variety of lenses and tripod if you have them. A shutter release will also be advised for long exposures (or use your camera’s timer).
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This will be a great opportunity to get shots for the September Assigned Subject of “Bridges” and the Monthly Challenge “City Lights”. Each person will be responsible for meal expenses and should be willing to chip in to drivers for gas, tolls and parking.
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2024 June Competition Results, All Photos & Video
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1. Results
2. All Photos with Photographer and Title
3. Video Recording of the Judges Commenting on the Photos
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Interesting Photography Articles
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Digital Photography School
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7 Tips for Breathtaking Skyline Photography
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Skyline photography often looks incredible, and photographing the skyline is a great way to preserve the appearance and feel of a city. Plus, fits well with our City Lights Monthly Challenge.
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The coast offers some of the most mesmerizing and dynamic landscapes a photographer can capture. And a few tips may make your photos have more impact.
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Three essential tips for making your zoom lens your best friend
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Treat your zoom like a collection of primes. Prioritize composition over zooming. Start wide and zoom in.
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