A new judging course has just been added:
Stay tuned for a judging course in your area. Don’t see one? Let our Education Director or your local photography club know about your interest.
January 2019 Competition News
Update – Canada: My Country competition
The Musée National de la Photographie (MNP) in association with CAPA and Olympus will host a three month print exhibition from January to the end of March 2020 called “2020 Salon My Country.” A total of 39 images representing our Country with 3 images depicting each province & territory.
All images submitted into the 2019 Canada: My Country competition will be considered for selection as the top 39 (3 images per theme) winning images for the 2020 Salon My Country.
The Director of Competitions will contact each entrant whose image was selected as one of the top 39 images and request that they provide their selected image with the following parameters for printing by MNP
- minimum size of image file – 10 MB
- image print size – minimum 11 x 14 inches or maximum 16 x 20 inches
- Resolution – 300 pixels/inch
During the Salon, the organizers will recognize 3 images that best represent the province/territory.
Clarification:
This is not a ‘restricted editing criteria’ competition. Therefore, you do not need to have available the original RAW file or the original un-touched JPEG file, but must be able to provide a printable file per above parameters.
This competition closes on April 30, 2019.
Check out the details of the Canada: My Country Competition webpage for details. If you have any questions about this competition or the 2020 Salon My Country, please email the Director of Competitions at competitions@capacanada.ca or Alain Dubeau for those wishing clarification in French at Quebec@capacanada.ca
All copyright will remain with the photographer. CAPA, MNP & Olympus may use the images for promotional purposes with credits to the photographer.
Revised – A CAPA Series of Four Images Competition
Competition details for this competition have been re-fined to provide more clarity.
The revision is outlined below in yellow :
Two Parallel Competitions – a CAPA Photo Series ‘Individual’ Competition, open only to CAPA members, and a CAPA Photo Series ‘Club’ Competition, open to CAPA member camera clubs. In the ‘individual’ competition CAPA members can upload a maximum of 4 images to complete a series. In the ‘club’ competition camera clubs can upload a maximum of 2 series of 4 images each, but each series must be from at least 2 different photographers and no photographer may enter in more than one of the series. For both the Individual and Club components of this competition, CAPA medals and Honourable Mention Ribbons will be awarded to entrants with the highest aggregate scores. Merit Award Ribbons will be awarded to the top three individual images.
Clarification:
This is not a ‘restricted editing criteria’ competition. Therefore, you do not need to have available the original RAW file or the original un-touched JPEG file.
This competition is now open and images can be uploaded. It closes February 28th, 2019. Hosting Camera Club – Shuswap Photographic Arts Club – Competition Coordinator – Henry Schnell – hatschnell@yahoo.com
Open Theme Competition
This competition is also now open for uploading of your images.
Clarification:
This is not a ‘restricted editing criteria’ competition. Therefore, you do not need to have available the original RAW file or the original un-touched JPEG file.
This competition closes February 20th, 2019. Hosting Camera Club – Toronto Digital Photography Club – Competition Coordinator– Lance Gitter at capa@tdpc.ca
Altered Reality Competition
This competition is now open and closes on January 15, 2019 at midnight (Central Standard Time – Ontario).
Clarifications:
- This is not a ‘restricted editing criteria’ competition. Therefore, you do not need to have available the original RAW file or the original un-touched JPEG file.
- Can I submit a caricature image for this competition? The answer is YES.
Competition closes on January 15, 2019 at midnight (Central Standard Time – Ontario) and is being hosted by Lance Gitter at capa@rhcameraclub.ca
Monochrome
For this competition, we have five different themes.
An entrant can enter one or more images in any of the five themes. Both camera clubs or individual CAPA members must enter images in at least two themes.
Based on messages received, we have expanded the Animals/Birds theme to include (wild or domesticated)
Clarifications:
- If my image is not in the right theme will it be moved by the Competition Host into the right theme? The answer is No.
- Is a ‘sepia’ image permitted in this competition. The answer is Yes because sepia is a form of photographic toning – a tone which has been added to a black and white photographer to ‘warm’ up the tones. Sepia tones images are still considered a black and white image for our competition.
- Will my image be disqualified if it is deemed not to be in the right theme? The answer is Yes.
- Which theme would I enter a covered bridge in? The answer is Architecture theme.
- I am considering in submitting a monochrome photograph of an aircraft. If so, what theme could I submit under? The answer is – aircraft would not fit in any theme unless it could be included in a Landscape theme.
- If an image could possibly be in more than one theme – the primary focal point of the image should be used to determine what theme it should be in. If the situation is unclear then the entrant will be given the benefit of the doubt.
- This is not a ‘restricted editing criteria’ competition. Therefore, you do not need to have available the original RAW file or the original un-touched JPEG file.
This competition closes on January 30, 2019 and is being hosted by the Director of Competitions.
If you have questions about this competition, please email the Director of Competitions at competitions@capacanada.ca
Photo Journalism Competition
The winners of this competition are now posted on our website. You can view the winning images and results on the Competitions’ Winners – Club and Winners – Individual webpages.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year discount
Wildlife Photographer of the Year Discount
until March 31, 2019
Striking wildlife, breathtaking landscapes and the remarkable beauty of our natural world are captured in Wildlife Photographer of the Year.
Save 20% off ROM admission. Get the promo code on the members discount page.
Le Photographe naturaliste de l’année
jusqu’au 31 mars 2019
L’exposition Le Photographe naturaliste de l’année révèle la beauté saisissante de la nature, de la faune et de la flore de notre monde.
Obtenez 20 % de rabais sur les billets d’entrée au ROM. https://capacanada.ca/discounts/
Neil Ever Osbourne Seminar by Lakeshore Camera Club
A Visual Storytelling Seminar & Workshop
hosted by the Lakeshore Camera Club
Stewart Hall, Pointe Claire, Quebec
Sunday, March 31, 2019
8:45 AM – 5:00 PM
Cost: $85
Contact: Peter Clarke at events@lccphoto.org
Royal Ontario Museum Contest
Photography Contest
Contest closes February 15, 2019
The ROM invites you to share your captivating images of the natural world for a chance to win some amazing prizes including a 14-Day Experience Borneo tour for two courtesy of G Adventures, a Digital SLR camera courtesy of Henry’s Camera, and more!
Share your wildlife image from your unlocked Twitter or Instagram account and include @ROMtoronto & #ROMwpyON (or #ROMwpyJR for ages 13-17). For more information visit www.rom.on.ca/contest
Le concours de photos
usqu’au 15 février 2019
Le ROM vous invite à partager vos plus remarquables photos naturalistes. Vous pourriez gagner des prix exceptionnels, dont un voyage de 14 jours à Bornéo pour deux personnes offert par G Adventures, un appareil photo reflex numérique offert par Henry’s Camera et bien plus!
Partagez votre photo à partir de votre compte Twitter ou Instagram public et ajoutez @ROMtoronto et #ROMwpyON (ou #ROMwpyJR si vous avez entre 13 et 17 ans). Pour plus d’information, visitez www.rom.on.ca/concours.
December 2018 Competition News
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ON1 PHOTO RAW 2019 DISCOUNT
The On1 Corporation is providing CAPA members with a discount price on their new On1 Photo RAW 2019.
The discount code is contained in the “Discount” section of the MEMBERS portion of our website. To view the MEMBERS’ categories, you will need to log into our CAPA website using your username and password.
COMPETITION: SEEKING CLARIFICATION
Over the past few weeks, we have received several enquires seeking clarification on specific points. Each of these enquires are listed below along with our corresponding response:
- QUESTION: Regarding the 2019 Monochrome competition, I wondering which of the theme (Human, Landscape, Architecture, Flower/Plants, Animal) I would select to upload an image of a vehicle or aircraft?
RESPONSE: The answer is Architecture. CAPA defines architecture as “the capture by means of photography of the activity of designing and constructing buildings and other physical structures by a person or a machine. A wider definition often includes design of the total built environment, from the macro level of how a building ingrates with its surrounding man made landscape to the micro level of architectural details and some times, furniture.”The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines architecture as “formation or construction resulting from or as if from a conscious act” and “a unifying or coherent form or structure.” - QUESTION: Is Sepia accepted in the Monochome competition?
RESPONSE: – Yes. Sepia is a form of photographic print toning – a tone added to a black and white photograph in the darkroom to “warm” up the tones (though since it is still a monochromatic image it is still considered black and white). - QUESTION: I’ve heard a rumour that CAPA now is not permitting older images to be entered into a CAPA competition. Could you confirm this point?
RESPONSE: In July 2018, we updated our CAPA Eligibility Criteria to include the following in italic:
The photographer asserts and agrees “that I will endeavour to submit a current image for a CAPA competition.” This provision was added as a requirement for CAPA images to be accepted into the international Four Nations competition. As the outlines, the new revision states ‘endeavour’ and does not state ‘must’ or ‘should.’ Therefore, we leave it to the good judgement of each photographer. The Director of Competitions will not be checking the image’s metadata details for the date of capture nor for the date the image was processed.
2018 NATURE COMPETITION
The winners of this competition are now posted on our website. You can view the winning images and results on the Competitions’ Winners – Club and Winners – Individual webpages.
2018 FINE ART COMPETITION
This competition had many outstanding images submitted and the judges were challenged to select the winning images.
You can view the winning images and results on the Competitions’ Winners – Club and Winners – Individual webpages.
2019 ALTERED REALITY COMPETITION
Traditionally, this competition attracts some of the most interesting and amazing photographic creations.
We encourage you to consider entering your images into this competition. However, it is important that you first read the competition details prior to submitting your images.
Competition closes on January 15, 2019 and is being hosted by CAPA Member Lance Gitter – FCAPA.
2019 MONOCHROME COMPETITION
This competition closes on January 30, 2019 and is being hosted by the Director of Competitions.
If you have questions about this competition, please email the Director at competitions@capacanada.ca
It is CAPA’s intention to offer services to its members in both English and French. With this in mind, we are working to the best of our abilities on French translations of the website’s main pages. This is a demanding task and will require some time to achieve. We appreciate your patience.
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Décembre 2018, nouvelles des concours
PHOTO RAW 2019 OFFERT À PRIX RÉDUIT PAR ON1
La société On1 offre son nouveau logiciel Photo RAW 2019 à prix réduit aux membres de l’ACAP.
Le code requis pour profiter de cette offre est disponible dans la section ‘’Discounts’’ de la partie réservée aux membres de notre site Web. Vous devez être connecté sur le site Web de l’ACAP à l’aide de votre nom d’usager et de votre mot de passe pour que la section ‘’Members’’ du menu principal soit visible.
CONCOURS : DEMANDES DE CLARIFICATIONS
Nous avons reçu plusieurs demandes au cours des dernières semaines en vue d’obtenir des éclaircissements sur des points spécifiques. Toutes ces demandes sont énumérées dans la liste ci-dessous et chacune est accompagnée de la réponse correspondante que nous avons écrite :
- QUESTION: En ce qui concerne le concours ‘’Monochrome 2019’’, je me demande quel thème choisir (humain, paysage, architecture, fleurs/plantes, animaux) pour soumettre l’image d’un véhicule ou d’un aéronef ?
RÉPONSE: La réponse est ‘’architecture’’. L’ACAP définit l’architecture comme ‘’ la capture par le biais de la photographie d’une activité consistant à concevoir ou construire des bâtiments ou d’autres structures matérielles par une personne ou par une machine. Une définition plus large inclue souvent la conception de tout notre environnement construit, depuis l’échelle macro qui décrit comment les bâtiments s’intègrent à leur environnement paysager jusqu’à l’échelle micro qui inclue des détails architecturels et même parfois l’ameublement.’’ Le dictionnaire Merriam-Webster définit l’architecture comme ‘’un aménagement ou une construction qui résulte ou qui semble résulter d’un acte conscient’’ et un aménagement ou une structure intégré ou cohérent. - QUESTION: Est-ce que le sépia est accepté dans les concours monochrome?
RÉPONSE: –Oui. Le sépia est une forme d’impression photographique avec une modification des tonalités- en chambre noire, on ajoute des tons de brun à une photographie noir et blanc afin de ‘’réchauffer’’ les tonalités (le résultat reste monochromatique et est considéré comme du noir et blanc) - QUESTION: J’ai entendu une rumeur à l’effet que l’ACAP permet maintenant que des anciennes images soient soumises dans un concours de l’ACAP. Pouvez-vous le confirmer ?
RÉPONSE: En juillet 2018, nous avons mis-à-jour notre section ‘’Critères d’éligibilités de l’ACAP’’ afin d’ajouter le texte suivant en italique : Le photographe certifie et convient que ‘’ Je m’efforcerai de soumettre une image récente pour les compétitions de l’ACAP’’. Cet article a été ajouté dans les critères d’admissibilité afin que les images de l’ACAP soient acceptées au concours international Four Nations Competition. Il est écrit ‘’je m’efforcerai’’ plutôt que “je dois’’ ou ‘’je devrais’’. Cette décision est donc laissée au bon jugement du photographe. Le directeur des concours ne consultera pas les métadonnées d’une image afin de vérifier la date de création ou de post-traitement de l’image.
2018 CONCOURS LA NATURE
Les noms des gagnants de ce concours sont maintenant affichés sur notre site Web. Vous pouvez voir les images gagnantes et les résultats sur les pages web accessibles par le menu principal en suivant ‘’Competitions’’ – ‘’Winners–Club’’ ou bien ‘’Winners – Individual’’.
2018 CONCOURS LES BEAUX ARTS
Plusieurs images exceptionnelles ont étés soumises à ce concours et la sélection des images gagnantes a constitué un défi pour les juges.
Vous pouvez voir les images gagnantes et les résultats sur les pages web accessibles par le menu principal en suivant ‘’Competitions’’ – ‘’Winners–Club’’ ou bien ‘’Winners – Individual’’.
2019 CONCOURS REALITÉ ALTÉRÉE
Traditionnellement, ce concours reçoit des créations photographiques parmi les plus intéressantes et les plus étonnantes qui soient.
Nous vous encourageons à soumettre vos images à ce concours. Toutefois, il est important de lire d’abord la description détaillée du concours avant de le faire.
Le concours se termine le 15 janvier 2019 et sera l’hôte de Lance Gitter, membre de l’ACAP, FCAPA.
2019 CONCOURS MONOCHROME
Ce concours se termine le 30 janvier 2019 et sera l’hôte du directeur des concours.
Si vous avez des questions à propos de ce concours, alors transmettez-les par courriel au directeur à l’adresse competitions@capacanada.ca.
L’ACAP veut offrir à ses membres des services en français et en anglais. Avec cet objectif en tête, nous travaillons au meilleur de nos capacités à traduire en français les principales pages du site. Cela représente un important défi et prendra un certain temps à réaliser. Merci de votre patience.
Forum d’images
Forum d’images
Une nouvelle ressource est maintenant offerte à ses membres par l’ACAP pour leur permettre de présenter leurs photos, de les commenter et de recevoir des avis et des suggestions de la part d’autres participants. Il ne s’agit pas d’un concours, mais d’une opportunité d’afficher son travail, de bénéficier d’une critique constructive et d’améliorer ses compétences. Les membres de la zone Québec sont fortement encouragés à y participer en soumettant des photos portant sur le thème courant : accueillons l’automne. Le texte d’accompagnement peut être en français ou en anglais. Vous êtes également invités à afficher vos commentaires, dans la langue de votre choix, sur les photos qui y sont déjà affichées.Vous pouvez accéder à cette activité en suivant le lien https://capacanada.ca/photo-forums/
Photo Forums
CAPA has made a new feature available to its members to allow them to present their photos, off er comments about them and receive feedback and suggestions from fellow participants. This is not a competition, but a chance to show your work, receive constructive criticism from fellow members and improve your photography skills. Quebec Zone members are strongly encouraged to participate and submit images on the current theme : We Welcome Fall. The accompanying text can be written in either English or French. Members are also invited to comment, in the language of their choice, on photos that have been posted by others. You can access this activity by clicking https://capacanada.ca/photo-forums/
Focusing on Owls
by Anthony Bucci
Wildlife photography is more than just taking pictures. Thinking about conservation and the well being for all wildlife is always on my mind.
Glass Works
by Marianna Armata
The foundation for the Glass Works Portrait Series germinated the first time I shot a portrait of someone peering through a glass object.
A few years ago, my son came to visit and found a cheap lens doubler among my photo gear “toys.” Hearing that it’s the worst lens I ever bought, he took it apart. When he did, we discovered one of the lenses inside was tack sharp, while the other was a useless piece of plastic. He pulled the good lens up to his eye and . . . bingo! It was love at first sight.
Glass Works by Marianna Armata
Speed in the Sky
In the distance you can hear the distinctive roar of the aircraft engines as the Snowbirds and CF-18 prepare for takeoff to practise their routines.
With the snow-capped Coastal Mountains to the east, the Beaufort Mountain Range, Comox Glacier
and Mount Washington to the west and the water gateway of the Georgia Strait in between, the photography begins.
Photographing Panama
Panamanians refer to their country as “The Bridge of the World,” where North and South America come together in one direction and the Atlantic and Pacific oceans in another.
ProFusion Expo 2018
ProFusion is a photo & video event taking place in Toronto this month. The location is at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Hall A, North Building from
Tuesday November 13th, 11am to 7pm – Wednesday November 14th, 10am to 5pm.
You can register for free tickets on their website.
November 2018 Competition News
Uploading of Image Size Requirements
We have received a message that an entrant could not upload their image despite the fact that the images did not exceed the maximum dimension of 1400 pixels by 1050 pixels. Our online competition system has been configured to only accept images provided that the maximum image size is 1400 pixels by 1050 pixels and that one dimension must be either 1400 pixels or 1050 pixels. If you are unable to upload an image or have a question about uploading, please email Sheldon Boles at seboles@telus.net
2019 Altered Reality Competition
The closing date for this competition is January 15, 2019. Competition is now open for the uploading of your images. The Scope of Competition remains the same as our last year’s competition. If you have any questions this competition, please email the Competition Host representative (Lance Gitter) at capa@rhcameraclub.ca
2019 Monochrome Competition
The closing date for this competition is January 30, 2019. Competition is now open for the uploading of your images. As you will recall, our 2018 Black & White Competition was extremely popular and we received more images than expected. Consequently, the hosting of the competition was quite demanding.
To offset the management of our 2019 Monochrome competition, we have created five different themes:
- Human Individual/Groups (street photography is included)
- Landscape/City-scape/Sea-scape
- Architecture (inside/outside)
- Flowers/Plants (wild or cultivated)
- Animals/Birds (wild or feral)
Depending on the volume of images received, we may need to have than one team to judge specific themes.
Questions
We had a few some questions about the Animals/Birds category:
- “does this mean, a bird or animal, say captured in a sanctuary or on a reserve is not included?”
There are no restriction on images being submitted. So photographers can submit images of a bird or animal captured in a sanctuary or on a reserve. - “does the no restriction includes all kinds of animals like domestic pets or birds? Or do we stick to wild or feral?”
All animals and bird are included.
Special Note
One point to remember for this competition is that entrants must enter at least 1 image in 2 different themes.
If you have questions about this competition, please email the Competition Host representative – Sheldon Boles at seboles@telus.net
Feb 2020 Competition News
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2020 A Series Of Four Photos Competition
This competition closes on February 15, 2020 at midnight Eastern Standard Time.
You can view the competition details page here – https://capacanada.ca/2020-series-of-four/. Please read the competition detail page prior to uploading you images into this competition.
If you have questions about this competition, please email the Competition Coordinator – Henry Schnell at hatschell@yahoo.com or myself at competitions@capacanada.ca
2020 Monochrome Competition
This competition closes on February 28, 2020 at midnight Eastern Standard Time. Please remember to first read the competition detail webpage prior to uploading your images into this competition.
You can view this competition details page here – https://capacanada.ca/2020-monochrome/. If you have questions about this competition, please email the Competition Coordinator – Sheldon Boles at competitions@capacanada.ca
2020 Audio Visual Presentation Competition
This competition is being extremely popular with some outstanding images being submitted.
Competition closes on March 15, 2020 at midnight Eastern Standard Time.
Prior to submitting your presentation, you must read and comply with the details contained on the competition detail page here – https://capacanada.ca/2020-av/. If you have any questions about this competition and the processing of your submission, please email the Competition Coordinator Ann Alimi at anthie@hotmail.com or myself at competitions@capacanada.ca
If you like to receive some of the past winning presentations as example on preparing your presentation submission, please contact our CAPA Secretary at secretary@capacanada.ca
2020 Canada: My Country Competition
This competition is now open for uploading of images.
Competition closes on March 30, 2020 at midnight Eastern Standard Time.
You can view the competition detail page here – https://capacanada.ca/2020-canada-my-country/. If you have any questions about this competition and the processing of your submission, please email the Competition Coordinator at competitions@capacanada.ca
Février 2020 Nouvelles des concours
2020 Concours Une série de quatre photos
Ce concours ferme le 15 février 2020 à minuit heure normale de l’est (HNE).
Les détails du concours peuvent être consultés sur cette page : https://capacanada.ca/2020-series-of-four/. Lisez attentivement les détails de ce concours avant de soumettre des images.
Pour toute question, envoyez un courriel au coordonnateur du concours, Henry Schnell, hatschell@yahoo.com, ou à Sheldon Boles, competitions@capacanada.ca
2020 Concours Monochrome
Ce concours ferme le 28 Février 2020 à minuit heure normale de l’est (HNE).
Lisez attentivement les détails du concours avant de soumettre des images.
Les détails du concours peuvent être consultés sur cette page : https://capacanada.ca/2020-monochrome/.
Pour toute question, envoyez un courriel à Sheldon Boles, competitions@capacanada.ca.
2020 Concours Canada: Mon pays
Ce concours est actuellement ouvert à la soumission d’images.
Le concours ferme le 30 mars 2020 à minuit heure normale de l’est (HNE).
Consultez les détails du concours sur cette page
https://capacanada.ca/2020-canada-my-country/
Pour toute question sur ce concours ou sur la manière soumettre vos images, envoyez un courriel au coordonnateur du concours competitions@capacanada.ca.
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CAPA awards Sheena Wilkie
Sheena Wilkie was presented an Honorary Membership and Hon FCAPA. Over the 10-15 years, she continued her tireless efforts to promote digital photograph across Canada by:
- being a respected and highly sought after Certified CAPA judge by many camera clubs;
- promoted digital photography through 10 years of her training courses;
- being a member of the CAPA Board of Directors for many years and held the position of Vice President;
- 10 years as the editor-in-chief for the Canadian Camera magazine;
- wrote many articles the noted magazine;
- member of the organization committee for the 2015 CAPA Conference held at the University of British Columbia;
- key member of the 2016-2017 CAPA Website Renewal project
- filled the new CAPA webmaster role for 2017.
We salute the dedication and achievements of Sheena, she is an example to many photographers across Canada.
Sheldon Boles – FCAPA
CAPA Director of Competitions
Toronto Salon
The Toronto Camera Club is celebrating the 125th anniversary of the International Salon of Photography. There are special awards being offered, starting this year. The closing date is November 9th, 2018.
www.salon.torontocameraclub.com
email: salon@torontocameraclub.com
The Lighthouses of Passamaquoddy Bay
by Carol Behan-Sokolow
Located at the mouth of the Bay of Fundy and forming part of the international border between Maine and New Brunswick, Passamaquoddy Bay has some of the most spectacular scenery in the region.
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CAPA Conference in Calgary
Capture it Raw!
The CCC2019 website is up and ready for registration! Go to www.ccc2019.ca to see who our speakers are and what they’ll be presenting at the conference. Follow the social media and website links on the speaker pages to learn a bit more about them and see some awesome images. We believe we’ve assembled a wonderful and varied group of photographers who you will learn from and be inspired by at CCC2019. More information
CAPA members can get their $50 discount code by logging in and checking for the code under the Members tab. Please note this code is for CAPA members only.
CCC 2019 Summary (.pdf)
Burnaby 2019 Showcase
To all admirers of excellent photography:
This year the Burnaby Photographic Society celebrates 23 years of presenting to the public our high-quality slide shows put to music. Our 23rd Annual Showcase will take youaround the world with an evening of slide shows set to music on 26 January 2019 and a dramatic print display during the previous week. Showcase will sweep you off to exotic places and cultures, and bring you up close to wildlife, fine art, and visual surprises. Tickets come with a chance to win valuable door prizes. Also, the free print display in the Shadbolt Centre’s lobby will run all week from Monday, 21 January through Saturday 26 January 2019.
Slide shows set to music: Saturday, 26 January 2019, 7:00 PM, at James Cowan Theatre in the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts, 6450 Deer Lake Avenue, Burnaby. For tickets ($20), contact Brian Maskell at either showcase@bpsphoto.ca or phone 604-318-9369. You can also visit bpsphoto.ca.
New District Rep for Pacific
I would like to announce a New District Representative who will represent CAPA on the Sunshine Coast. Please welcome Janet Slater to this role. She is responsible for the Sunshine Coast Shutterbugz, a new CAPA club.
Janet has been a long time member of the Langley camera club as well as an individual member of CAPA. She and her husband have recently retired to this community from Langley. At the moment they are living in their 5th wheel awaiting the arrival of a new grandbaby, and a move into their new home around Christmas time.
Lynda Miller
Pacific Zone Director
