Architecture Competition Winners 2021
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Next Competition Motion - Digital Contest 3 for 2021 - Due May 15 results announced at June 8 meeting Motion Frozen, blurred subject with background in focus, blurred background with subject in focus, zoom blur Submit here
ART SERABIAN - JUDGE FOR MARCH ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION
Art Serabian was born and raised in Fresno, California. He enjoys photographing a variety of subject matter including landscapes, architecture, creative images and nature. His photographs have won numerous awards over the years, with many of his prints on display in public venues and private collections.
In addition to membership in the Photographic Society of America (PSA), Art is involved in local photographic organizations including the Fresno Camera Club, and the San Joaquin Valley Camera Club Council where he serves on the respective boards.
Art has completed the PSA course on Image Analysis and has also finished additional studies to qualify as a PSA approved judge. Over the past five years, his judging experience has included the SJV International Exhibition, and numerous local and regional camera club competitions.
Website: artserabian.com
Art Serabian was born and raised in Fresno, California. He enjoys photographing a variety of subject matter including landscapes, architecture, creative images and nature. His photographs have won numerous awards over the years, with many of his prints on display in public venues and private collections.
In addition to membership in the Photographic Society of America (PSA), Art is involved in local photographic organizations including the Fresno Camera Club, and the San Joaquin Valley Camera Club Council where he serves on the respective boards.
Art has completed the PSA course on Image Analysis and has also finished additional studies to qualify as a PSA approved judge. Over the past five years, his judging experience has included the SJV International Exhibition, and numerous local and regional camera club competitions.
Website: artserabian.com
May 11 Meeting 6:30 PM - Glenn Bartley
GLENN BARTLEY, our May 11th Zoom guest, comes to us all the way from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Glenn is a world-renowned professional nature photographer. He focuses almost all of his efforts on capturing intimate images of birds in their natural habitat. Glenn is especially well known for his portraits of rare and difficult to photograph birds from the Neotropical Region and his portfolio of hummingbird images.
Glenn says that his love for photography started as a child many years ago in a backyard in Ontario, lying under a hummingbird feeder trying desperately to capture an image of these mesmerizing birds with a simple 35mm camera. Many years later Glenn traveled to Australia for a university semester abroad. The opportunity motivated him to buy a capable camera and to learn more about the art of photography.
After completing his undergraduate degree in Environmental Studies, Glenn traveled to Costa Rica for 6 months to immerse himself in nature photography. That trip solidified his love of bird photography, and from then on, much of his free time was spent learning his craft.
After achieving a Masters of Science degree in Ecological Restoration, Glenn once again set off for the New World Tropics. This time his goal was to spend six months in Ecuador and do nothing but bird photography. On this trip Glenn practiced and developed his techniques for tropical bird photography and especially multi-flash hummingbird photography. By the time he returned to Canada, many people were starting to take notice of Glenn’s unique ability to create stunning images of rare and nearly impossible birds to photograph.
Today Glenn’s images are well respected and represented around the world. He is an award-winning photographer whose work is regularly featured in North American and international nature books, calendars, and publications.
We are delighted to have Glenn help us prepare for our October Wildlife competition. You can see Glenn’s work at www.glennbartley.com
WATCH FOR ZOOM LINK FOR THIS MEETING.
Glenn says that his love for photography started as a child many years ago in a backyard in Ontario, lying under a hummingbird feeder trying desperately to capture an image of these mesmerizing birds with a simple 35mm camera. Many years later Glenn traveled to Australia for a university semester abroad. The opportunity motivated him to buy a capable camera and to learn more about the art of photography.
After completing his undergraduate degree in Environmental Studies, Glenn traveled to Costa Rica for 6 months to immerse himself in nature photography. That trip solidified his love of bird photography, and from then on, much of his free time was spent learning his craft.
After achieving a Masters of Science degree in Ecological Restoration, Glenn once again set off for the New World Tropics. This time his goal was to spend six months in Ecuador and do nothing but bird photography. On this trip Glenn practiced and developed his techniques for tropical bird photography and especially multi-flash hummingbird photography. By the time he returned to Canada, many people were starting to take notice of Glenn’s unique ability to create stunning images of rare and nearly impossible birds to photograph.
Today Glenn’s images are well respected and represented around the world. He is an award-winning photographer whose work is regularly featured in North American and international nature books, calendars, and publications.
We are delighted to have Glenn help us prepare for our October Wildlife competition. You can see Glenn’s work at www.glennbartley.com
WATCH FOR ZOOM LINK FOR THIS MEETING.
