Langley Camera Club November Presentation

Zoom Speaker Presentation – 11/29/2023 – Doors Open 6:50 PM

Multiply Your Creativity with Multiple Exposure – Dennis Ducklow

The many joys of photography include the endless possibilities available to us. Dennis will share his journey from being a ‘straight shooter; to an impressionist photographer.

He will explain how he uses multiple exposure as well as intentional camera movement in different ways to create impressionist and abstract photographs, photos that are unique, non-replicable and highly personal.

The talk will be illustrated with many examples and a slide show.

Participants will:

  • Gain a perspective on where impressionism comes from, inspiration from past masters, and why
    it’s relevant today.
  • Learn specific techniques they can use right away to create impressionist and abstract photos
    with any camera
  • Learn about an approach to photography that will challenge them to see in new ways and expand their ways of responding to a scene

Further information by clicking here

When you register by emailing president@langleycameraclub.ca a link will be sent out prior to the night.

Toronto Camera Club November Presentations

The Toronto Camera Club is proud to present the 2023-2024 speaker line-up for the Talking Photography Lecture Series. This Fall and in the Spring of next year; a program exclusively sponsored by Henry’s™ Canada Greatest Camera Store, for the 7th consecutive year.

Everyone is welcome to this public event, commencing on October 19th when we bring to you, every Thursday, six accomplished photographer artists, experts in their respective fields of photography, and again in Spring 2024, starting March 7th with six more speakers to share their motivations, inspirations, tips, techniques, behind the scenes insights and their photographic stories, as well as their beautiful imagery, encompassing several genres of photography; from landscape to travel, architecture, fine art to drone photography, from documentary photography to commercial photography and fine art printing. A great opportunity to learn about photography beyond just technical skills, to help you take your photography to the next level.

Each session runs for two hours from 7:30-9:30 p.m., inclusive of an interactive Questions and Answers period. This Season, in hybrid version of the Club’s operations, six of the 12 sessions will also be In-Club presentations, but all 12 will be accessible via Zoom, so you can participate from the convenience of your home or wherever you happen to be.

Public:
To secure your spot, you are very welcome to purchase multiple tickets to the series (in advance) as seats are limited. Please see below to make your selections. All ticket sales are final.

Tickets for non-TCC Members are $10

Nov. 16 – Toronto Camera Club – Talking Photography Lecture – Speaker: Alexander Svidirov [Zoom & In-person]

Nov. 23 – Toronto Camera Club – Talking Photography Lecture – Speaker: Andrew Collett [Zoom & In-person]

Further informations by clicking here

For Inquiries: LectureSeriesChair@torontocameraclub.com

November 2023 Competitions Update

November 2023 Competitions Update

Updated Editing Criteria For All CAPA Competitions

With the rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Generative technology, the Editing Criteria has been updated to include the following details:

–Artificial Intelligence Renderings: Images that have been created or modified using specific AI generative techniques – in-painting (where AI fills in generated elements not captured by the photographer) or out-painting (where the AI extends beyond the original boundaries using generated elements), whether with or without text prompts, are not permitted for submission into a CAPA competitions.

-The inclusion of Photoshop application features, such as Firefly’s AI Generative Fill and AI Expand cannot be contained in your image submitted into a CAPA competition. Similar positions will be taken with other AI systems with these features.

-This updated provision will be in effect starting from November 30, 2023, and it will apply to all CAPA competitions. 

Reminder of our Updated Editing Criteria

Photograph must not contain any decorative elements like frames, borders, pin-lines, or mats.  This includes the edges and markings of scanned film.  When the frame is integral to the captured image, for instance a window frame or door frame that has been captured by the camera, these elements are permitted.

Updated Competition Requirements – 2024 Audio Visual Presentation

The details of this competition have been updated to include the following:

– “Special Note – To comply with the Canadian Copying Act, all music included in a presentation must ONLY contain “non-copyrighted,” “released into public domain” or “royalty-free” and must comply with all conditions of the source of the music.  In addition, the source of the music must be included in the last presentation credit slide.” 

New Pilot Test For Tiered Skill-Level Zone Competitions

Following the valuable feedback received in our 2023 CAPA Survey, many respondents suggested that CAPA explore the possibility of introducing a competition format that caters to photographers of varying skill levels, including novices, intermediates, and advanced photographers.

In response to these suggestions, we have created a tiered skill-level competition model. We are proceeding with a pilot test of this model for the 2024 Atlantic Zone competition. If the pilot test proves feasible and effective, we may consider expanding this model to include all other zone competitions.

The details of this model can be reviewed here – November 2023 – Tiered Skill-Levels For Zone Competitions (English) (French)

New Competition Now Open

The following competitions are now open for the uploading of images:

  • Ontario Zone Competition (closes on January 15, 2024) – You can view the competition details by clicking here.
  • NEW Quebec Zone Competition (closes on January 15, 2024) – You can view the competition details by clicking here.

2023 Pacific Zone Competition

For this competition, we received a total of 229 images (70 club & 81 individual CAPA members). The submissions were limited to permit four CAPA judges to provide one supportive comment for each image.

We will be extending the judge’s comments to all remaining CAPA Zone competitions.

You can view the winning image from this competition here:

2023 Nature Competition

For this competition, we received a total of 897 images (club 258 & individual 639).

The winning can be viewed here:

Excellent Webpage for Webpage Article on Copyright & Photography

Check out this most comprehensive explanation of the Copyright Act and Photographer by clicking here 

2023 CAPA Survey Suggestions Related to Competitions and Our Responses

In a proactive approach to carefully evaluate and implement a multitude of suggestions aimed at improving our competitions and processes, we will created documents which summaries suggestions and our responses.

The following is a listing of suggestions and response which are now available for your review:

New – November 2023 – Zone Competitions (English) (French)

New – November 2023 – Tiered Skill-Levels For Zone Competitions (English) (French)

New – November 2023 – Provide Feedback Evaluations Not Just Score (English) (French)

Oakville Camera Club Oct23. Update

OCC Presents: Exploring Canada’s National Parks with Marlis Butcher.

On  10/30/2023 at 07:00 pm

The fee is $10

Guests are welcome.

You can register by clicking here.

 

OCC Presents: Headlines of 2023 – Canadian Press with Graeme Roy.

On  11/13/2023 at 07:00 pm

The fee is $10

Guests are welcome.

You can register by clicking here.

FIAP World Cup for Clubs Competition

For the first time in many years a Canadian club, the Chinese Photographic Club of Toronto, has entered the FIAP World Cup for Clubs competition (FWCC). The FWCC is a yearly international event for photographic clubs. In this competition each club submits 20 images with a maximum of 2 images per author. These images are scored by a panel of international judges. In the most recent competition 224 clubs from 48 countries entered a total of 4,385 images.

The Chinese Photographic Club of Toronto, the sole Canadian entry, placed 3rd in this prestigious competition. In addition, Francis King was awarded the top individual award, while Katie Mak tied for the second individual award, giving the Chinese Photographic Club of Toronto two of the top three individual awards in this competition.

CAPA takes this opportunity to congratulate all of the authors who submitted images with the Chinese Photographic Club of Toronto for their success in this competition.

The overall results for the clubs that entered, and the photos of the winning club can be found on the FIAP website.

Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia Oct23. Update

On September 9, the Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia had the pleasure of visiting the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia (AGNS). Shannon Parker, Laufer Curator of Collections arranged a special viewing of a selection of prints from Andy Warhol’s Little Red Book #144, Harold “Doc” Edgerton’s work of high-speed photography and the Annie Leibovitz: Photographs from her Books collection held in trust at the AGNS. It was an educational and inspiring experience for the members able to review the works of these artists.

More info by clicking here.

 

Monday, November 13, 2023

Celebrating its 76th year as a club, the Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia is pleased to extend an invitation to join us for our Fred & Edie Greene Speaker series. There is no charge to attend these webinars, but donations to support the speaker series are gratefully accepted.

Timelapse Imagery with Shiv Verma takes place on Monday, November 13, 2023 at 7:30 PM AST. President of the New England Camera Club Council (NECCC) and Vice Chair of the Massachusetts Camera Naturalists, Shiv Verma, FPSA, HonNEC belongs to many photographic clubs and associations. To Shiv, a successful image is a personal opinion, what is more relevant than the subjective quality of an image, is how personally compelling that image is and the emotions it triggers in the viewer.

In this webinar, Shiv will discuss the equipment, settings and basic processing needed in order to create a successful time-lapse video.

You can register by clicking here.

 

Sunday, November 19, 2023

Photography workshops – What to expect, What to plan for and What you get out of them with Lynn Fergusson takes place on Sunday, November 19, 2023 at 7:30 PM AST Lynn Fergusson is a multi-genre amateur photographer from Dartmouth NS who loves to be outdoors which is where the focus of her photography (Landscape, wildlife, and ICM) takes place. Her work has been published in magazines such as BBC Wildlife Magazine, Saltscapes and Our Canada.

This webinar will take you through the planning, preparation and what to expect when participating in a photography workshop as well as the benefits of attending one based on Lynn’s experience attending the Alpine Artistry Workshop put on by the Offbeat Photography Community in Banff National Park.

You can register by clicking here.

 

Monday, December 11, 2023

Working with Textures and Overlays – Turn Ho-Hum into a Work of Art with Hazel Meredith, APSA, HonNEC takes place on Monday, December 11, 2023 at 7:30 PM AST. Hazel Meredith is an award-winning photographer and a sought-after teacher, speaker, and competition judge. She and her husband, Dave, produce the “Virtual Creative Photography Conference” with attendees from around the world. Hazel loves the creative aspect of photography and postprocessing, especially the use of textures and software to create unique images. In 2020, she was the recipient of the Ashbrook Award for Digital Imaging Instruction from the Photographic Society of America.

In this webinar, Hazel will discuss how to create your own textures using layers and blend modes to create a beautiful work of art.

To see more of Hazel’s work, visit her website

You can register by clicking here.

London Camera Club Oct23. Update

Guests are welcome to attend via Zoom for a fee of $10 (see link below).

October 5: 7:00 PM EDT Walter Raemish – Fauxtography beyond the Conventional
In-person meeting in London with Zoom access for members and paid guests unable to attend in person.

October 12: 7:00 PM EDT J.P. Stones – Storytelling for Photographers

October 19: 7:00 PM EDT Gary L. Friedman – Computational Photography

November 2: 7:00 PM EDT Leann Cotton -The Unseen Light: a journey thru Infrared Photography

November 9: 7:00 PM EDT Angie McMonigal – Abstract Architecture Photography

To check our up-coming speakers and to sign up as a guest please use this Eventbrite link.

Also we are offering a 4-week Lightroom Classic course to our members in October-November.

Details about membership & workshops for members by clicking here.

Caroun Photo Club Oct23. Update

Caroun Photo Club: 17th Annual Photography Exhibition 2023
December 2-14, 2023
Opening Reception: December 2, 4-8 pm

Photographs of the participants in photo contest 2023 will be exhibited.
Prizes of the winners will be given by one of the judges on the opening reception (Dec 2).
More information by clicking here.

Richmond Photo Club Society Oct23. Update

On Saturday, September 23rd, from 12 noon to 4 PM the Richmond Photo Club Society participated in Richmond’s Culture Days. This is an event running from September 23 to October 15, 2023. Over these three weeks, dozens of Richmond artists and arts organizations will offer free, inspiring interactive events and behind the scenes access to a wide range of art forms and creative practices.

The Richmond Photo Club Societies contribution to this event was to provide high quality portraits to the visiting public. We did this in a studio-like setting in the Cultural Centre, upstairs near the roof-top garden. Families, children and singles were all invited to have their portraits taken. We are providing up to five high quality images (suitable for prints up to 8″ X 10″) free to all visitors!

Richmond Photo Club Society members that volunteered their time that day were:

Chuck Vaugeois
Grant McMillan
Corina Lynn
Joseph Eng
Gerry Boretta
Eva Sylvanna Wong
Julian Rozental

We had 30 eager visitors show up that day to have their portraits taken! Thank you to our volunteers for offering their time and making this event a great success!

We look forward to participating in more events of this type to promote interest, participation and improvement in photography in our city and the surrounding areas.

More information by clicking here.

 

October 2023 Competition Updates

October 2023 Competition Updates

Competitions Now Open For Uploading of Images

Black & White competition (closes November 15, 2023) – You can view the competition details by clicking here.

Ontario Zone competition (closes January 14, 2023) – You can view the competition details by clicking here.

New Quebec Zone Competition

We are pleased to announce that we will be offering a new Quebec Zone competition and competition will close on January 15, 2024.

We will be working with David Boutin (new Quebec Zone Director) to finalize the competition narrative. Details regarding this competition should be posted to the CAPA website by the end of October or early November 2023.

Artificial Intelligence Generative text-to-images

To stay abreast of the rapidly changing AI generative technology, we’ve established an AI Advisory Committee to the Director of Competitions. The committee comprises of Dr. Bob Ito, Parez Khatib, and Robert Hulbert.

In response to recent advancements in AI generative capabilities, we have revised our CAPA Eligibility Criteria webpage to incorporate the following statement:

  • Images that have been created or modified using specific AI generative techniques – inpainting (where AI fills in generated elements not captured by the photographer) or outpainting (where the AI extends beyond the original boundaries using generated elements), whether with or without text prompts, are not permitted for submission into a CAPA competitions.

This statement has also been added to all our 2023 – 2024 competition narratives.

Prior to entering any competition, we strongly encourage you to carefully review the other components of the CAPA Eligibility Criteria webpage concerning artificial intelligence and the definition of a photographic image. You can access the complete CAPA Eligibility Criteria by clicking here.

 

We have developed an informative presentation on Artificial Intelligence to enlighten our photographers about this swiftly changing evolving technology.


Camera clubs interested in hosting this presentation via Zoom can contact the Director of Competitions.

 

2023 CAPA Survey Suggestions Related to Competitions and Our Responses

In a proactive approach to carefully evaluate and implement a multitude of suggestions aimed at improving our competitions and processes, we will created documents which summaries suggestions and our responses.

The following is a listing of suggestions and response which are now available for your review:

 

 

Between now and April 2024, we plan to incorporate 3 to 4 suggestions and provide corresponding responses each month. For instance, in November, we will present the following suggestions:

 

  • November 2023 – Zone Competitions
  • November 2023 – Tiered Skill-Level Zone Competitions
  • November 2023 – Provide Feedback Evaluations Not Just Scores

Focus Camera Club September Update

Focus Camera Club is excited to be celebrating its 55th anniversary this year.

We are in the process of planning wonderful events throughout the year to commemorate this achievement.

We are looking forward to engaging our members with activities that will promote learning, sharing and camaraderie.

Surrey Photography Club September Presentation

An Event will be created on our Facebook Page. Surrey Photography Club

Rick Hulbert will be speaking about The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of AI in Photography

We will be offering this over Zoom and in person at the Newton Cultural Centre on screen.

09/11/2023 at 06:45 pm

You can register here

Calgary Camera Club September Update

Get ready to snap stunning shots and explore your passion with fellow photography enthusiasts, as the Calgary Camera Club kicks of our 2023/24 season. Join us as we welcome photographer Kyle Marquardt, our special guest for the night for an unforgettable kickoff event on Tuesday, September 12th, from 7-9 pm at our NEW home, the Kingsland Community Hall in Calgary.

With his breathtaking images, wit and keen eye, Kyle’s insights and expertise are sure to leave you awestruck and ready to elevate your photography game. Don’t miss out!

Capture unforgettable moments, learn insider tips, and connect with fellow photography enthusiasts. Whether you’re a seasoned shutterbug or just starting to explore the wonders of photography, the Calgary Camera Club is tailor-made for YOU! Connect with fellow enthusiasts, share your passion, and dive into the art of capturing life’s most mesmerizing moments.

For all the details and to learn more about the Calgary Camera Club, visit us at www.calgarycameraclub.ca. Mark your calendars, spread the word, and be part of a photography revolution like never before!

Don’t miss out on the adventure that awaits at the Calgary Camera Club this season. See you there.

 

The Richmond Photo Club Society September Update

August and September are incredibly busy months for The Richmond Photo Club Society.

On August 13th London Farm, the historic and heritage site in Richmond, BC, held its popular “Family Farm Day”. This was a day full of exciting displays and activities such as pony rides, birds from OWL (Orphaned Wildlife), rabbits from Rabbitats, LEGO building, kid’s woodshop, and much more for families to enjoy.

Richmond Photo Club Society contributed to this fun day by providing five volunteers to take portraits and candid photos throughout the day. A few photographs taken on that day are included that show the great participation at this event. An outstanding 95 Family portraits were taken by our volunteers that day!

The next exciting event that we are participating in is Richmond Culture Days. This is an event that runs from September 23 to October 15, 2023. Over these three weeks, dozens of Richmond artists and arts organizations will offer free, inspiring interactive events and behind the scenes access to a wide range of art forms and creative practices.

Richmond Photo Clubs contribution to this event will be in providing free portraiture photography on September 23rd at the Richmond Arts Centre from 12 noon to 4 PM.

We will be offering high quality portraits to the visiting public, in a studio-like setting in the Cultural Centre. Our location is located upstairs near the roof top garden.
Families, children and singles are all invited to have their portraits taken. Up to five high quality images (for prints up to 8″ X 10″) will be proved free to all visitors!

More information can be viewed on the event at this link:

https://culturedays.ca/en/events/cd0f8fc4-de49-4a41-9051-446f2a4de385

If you are in the neighbourhood make sure to drop in!

London Camera Club September Presentations

The London Camera Club, founded in 1934, is starting its 90th year of operation.

 

September Speakers:

 

September 14 7:00 PM EDT Cole Thompson-Vision, Passion and Projects

September 21 7:00 PM EDT Mark Hogan- Staged Miniature Fine Art Photography


To check our up-coming speakers and to sign up as a guest please use this Eventbrite link:

https://www.eventbrite.ca/o/london-camera-club-32787844475#collections

Prairie Zone September Update

1. The CAPA Prairie Zone, together with The Camera Store and Canon, enjoyed a Prairie Zone Sales Event – complete with prizes, great deals and a wonderful speaker.

Chris Ratzlaff, shared his awe-inspiring experiences, expert insights and crucial safety considerations for storm chasing photography. Chris showed the art of capturing nature’s most dramatic moments of Prairie Zone storms. He gave valuable tips on composition, lighting and camera settings which freeze these elusive moments in time, transforming them into stunning visual stories.

While the allure of storm chasing and photography is undeniable, Chris delved into the planning that goes into every expedition to ensure the team is safe, well-informed, equipped and connected.

Chris talked about the tools and technologies he relies on to monitor weather patterns, predict storm behaviour and navigate challenging terrains while staying out of harm’s way.

This unprecedented CAPA event was available both on-line and in-person to all CAPA members! Please take a look at Chris Ratzlaff’s work at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/chrisratzlaffphotography

Special thanks to The Camera Store and Canon for their support in bringing the photo community together to enjoy this presentation and to supply prizes and fantastic deals! Thanks to everyone who attended!

2. Calgary Camera Club, CAPA Prairie Zone joined The Camera Store and Tamron for a Riverside Photowalk in late June. Calgary photographers had the opportunity to test Tamron lenses and ask Tamron’s Technical Team how to combine Tamron lenses with their mirrorless or DSLR camera to achieve the photos of their dreams!

3. Foothills Camera Club, Calgary Prairie Zone welcomed the CAPA Board of Directors to Calgary for their Annual General Meeting in early June. Following two successful days of meetings, the team toured around some of the local attractions, including Studio Bell, Elbow Falls and beyond!

Not only is Studio Bell home to the National Music Centre, the building is a photographer’s dream in terms of architectural curves and lines.

It was a great pleasure to have such a wonderful Executive team visit Calgary from all over Canada. Thanks to the Executive and to all CAPA volunteers for their time and commitment to this organization.

4. Foothills Camera Club, CAPA Prairie Zone invited photographers in Calgary and the surrounding area to join in an evening of low light photography at Global Fest! Photographers of all skillsets were invited to Elliston Park to try their hand at firework photography. CAPA’s Education Director, Dan Sigouin, was available to coach photographers who were new to low light photography.

Global Fest is an annual celebration of Calgary’s multi-cultural communities with international food, performances and festivities. Global Fest occurs over five evenings, each evening features a particular country. Our evening together featured pyro musical artists from the country of Italy. Each night of fireworks has adjudicators looking for several things: the quality of the display, choice of music, brilliance and richness of colours, synchronization and scope of work.

We thank all those who registered for this free Prairie Zone event! Veni, vidi, vici!

Note: Photos by Dan Sigouin

5. Calgary Camera Club, CAPA Prairie Zone had a great portrait shoot at Bowden Sunmaze with members from Foothills Camera Club, Calgary Camera Club, Focus Camera Club and the Central Alberta Photographic Society. Last Sunday, photographers walked around a farm of sunflowers and practiced shooting portraits with minimum instruction for two hours with one fantastic model! Although there was minimum instruction, this group shared their knowledge and helped each other in a collaborative way. It was fun to see some new faces and some familiar friends! It’s the goal of the Prairie Zone to continue to create outings that are social, educational and just plain fun.

Central Alberta Photographic Society Update

Our Members have been busy this summer, taking numerous photos of public events (as organised Club outings) as well as personal events such as vacations.

Now that Autumn is upon us we’ll be resuming our bimonthly meetings. At our first meeting, on September 13th, Tony Wong will host a Zoom presentation on night photography; after that we’ll have a hands-on practice session on Saturday September 16th. The plan is to meet at the upper parking lot of Dry Island Buffalo Jump at 9:00pm for general orientation and instruction – hopefully the weather cooperates. If the weather forecast says that it’ll be too cloudy (or smoky), alternate dates would be Friday the 15, or Friday or Saturday of the following weekend.

Members, please keep in mind that the next monthly assignment topic is “Reflections” (due Sunday October 1st).

We’re looking forward to seeing everyone again!

Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia – Apple Blossom

On May 27, members of the Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia celebrated the club’s 75th year by retracing the route of the club’s first field trip through the Annapolis Valley. Pictured here are some of the members, while other participants (like during the first field trip) were off wandering amongst the apple blossoms.

Laszlo Podor was presented the CAPA medal of Excellence for earning the highest cumulative score in CAPA competitions throughout the 2022-2023 season. He presented Joyce S.K. Chew with the CAPA Club Services medal in recognition of her many years of service (including serving numerous roles on the Executive since 1997) to the club.

Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia Speakers Series

Celebrating its 75th year as a club, the Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia is pleased to extend an invitation to join us for our Fred & Edie Greene Speaker series. There is no charge to attend these webinars, but donations to support the speaker series are gratefully accepted.

1. A Canoe and Photographic Adventure in Canada’s Arctic with Jim Neale takes place on Sunday, September 17, 2023 at 7:30 PM ADT.

Jim Neale’s primary photographic interests are travel and sports. Join us as he talks about his 700km adventure canoeing from the headwaters of the Horton River to the Arctic Ocean. The route was filled with spectacular scenery and intimate wildlife encounters. In this presentation Jim will share some highlights and images of his adventure, camera gear choices, waterproofing/packing suggestions and reflections on the photographic experience.

You can preview some of Jim’s photography on his Flickr page (https://www.flickr.com/photos/jimneale/albums).

To register for Jim Neale’s presentation, please use the following link:

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/a-canoe-and-photographic-adventure-in-canadas-arctic-with-jim-neale-tickets-678512197247

2. Lost in a Fog – Photographing the Foggy Landscape with Ed McGuirk takes place on Sunday, October 15, 2023 at 7:30 PM ADT.

Ed McGuirk is a Massachusetts based landscape and nature photographer whose work concentrates on New England. His work has earned numerous honors, including NECCC Nature Image of the Year, Highly Commended in the USA Landscape Photographer of the Year, and NPN’s Nature Photographer of the Year in 2021. Fog is often referred to as the “Photographers Best Friend” and has many moods that can add a lot of drama and emotion to images. This program will cover the technical, creative and post-processing aspects of photographing foggy landscapes, including the different types of fog, how to use it to create a sense of depth and tips on post-processing.

To see more of Ed’s work, visit his website at http://www.edmcguirkphoto.com

To register for Ed McGuirk’s presentation, please use the following link:

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/lost-in-a-fog-photographing-the-foggy-landscape-with-ed-mcguirk-tickets-680370144417

Langley Camera Club Update

Langley Camera Club – Not resting in the Summer
It was a very busy and productive summer for many members of the Langley Camera Club. We held many outings even though it was a time to spend relaxing. We started the summer off with a yearend Barbecue at the incoming President’s home (Carla Hamilton).

A good time by all.
The many outings over July and August allowed members to keep busy with many great subjects and genres. The outings included 5K Foam Fest, Concept Neon, Colony Fam Community Gardens, The Shipyards (North Vancouver), Lighthouse Park, Steveston Dragon Boats. Also, our SIG’s (Special Interest Groups) held several outings. The two were the Floral Group, and Dusk to Dawn (Astro Photography).

We attended the Langley City Craft and Art Fair, hosting a booth with displays of members work, and information regarding our club to entice new members. We added a number of new members through the endeavors.

We are looking forward to a productive year as a club and are already in full swing with a workshop on Long Exposure for our members right out of the gates.

Please see all timetables on the website by clicking here