LATEST CLUB ACTIVITY
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Several members of the club went to the WYE Mountain Daffodil Festival 2025 and took photos of the DAFFODIL'S. The daffodils covered 7 acres and we found 65 different varieties, what a way to celebrate spring with all the gorgeous colors of flowers. Every year the church puts on this daffodil festival, so enjoy the photos of spring, you may see all the photos of the field trip, on the Field trip photos page under Events, then WYE Daffodil Festival 2025, or just click on the Blue "DAFFODIL'S word above.
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Dates to Remember
For our April meeting we will have "Strut Your Stuff - Birds Only!" – click HERE
242 Ministries 103 Ponferrada Way
242 Ministries 103 Ponferrada Way
Digital Competition #2 for 2025 – Reflections. To enter click HERE
Due April 10!
Reflection photography, also known as mirror photography, is a style of photography that uses reflective surfaces to create images. Reflective surfaces can be found in nature or man-made objects, such as water, glass, metal, mirrors, tiles, windows, etc. Photographers can use reflections to create an artistic echo of a subject or scene. Reflections can add depth, complexity, and interest to a photograph.
Examples:
Due April 10!
Reflection photography, also known as mirror photography, is a style of photography that uses reflective surfaces to create images. Reflective surfaces can be found in nature or man-made objects, such as water, glass, metal, mirrors, tiles, windows, etc. Photographers can use reflections to create an artistic echo of a subject or scene. Reflections can add depth, complexity, and interest to a photograph.
Examples:
- A mountain reflected in a lake
- An image reflected in a puddle
- A building with its surroundings reflected within
- A self-portrait reflected in a window
- A reflection or neon lights or signs
Bois D'Arc Photo Field Trip 28th of April 2025. We will be trying to take photo's of the various birds at the Bois D'Arc WMA, like the Marsh Wren, Bald Eagle, Purple Gallinule, Common Gallinule, Least Bittern and occasional rarities, such as Wood Stork and Limpkin. The area consists of bottomland hardwood and managed pine habitats, we will also enjoy taking pictures of the other wildlife in the area such as alligator's, squirrels, etc. there will be various flowers also to take pictures of. click HERE for sign up and times of departure and return.
If you missed our March Camera Club meeting check out the Prislipsky's "Elements Of A Merit Image" under the EDUCATION Tab.
Be sure to scroll down for the presentation!
Be sure to scroll down for the presentation!
Monochrome Digital Contest - Best of Show
Elizabeth Workman - Columbia Icefield Canada
Digital Contest 1 - 2025 – Monochrome Winners
To see images of Monochrome competition click Here
To see images of Scapes click HERE
To see Eclipse photos click HERE
To see winner of Facebook Challenge FEB 2025 click HERE
Meetings except for October and December - held at 242 Ministries, 103 Ponferrada Way.
