“Architectural Black & White” Photographic Exhibit
Architectural Black and White – Architecture presents itself particularly well in black and white. The absence of color helps accentuate the texture, patterns, and shapes of building interiors and…
“Flight” Photographic Exhibit
Flight – The objective of this theme is photograph something “in flight” – kites, planes, drones, gliders, birds, insects, frisbees, rockets, balloons, blimps, space stations, witches, pigs, super heroes,…
“Animals” Photographic Exhibit
Animals – Photographing animals, whether they be in wild or not, is a challenging and rewarding art form. It takes patience, practice, and skill to capture the perfect photo…
“People” Photographic Exhibit
People – Our club members were challenged to “Think beyond just making a portrait. In addition to the standard portrait think about photographing interesting people doing interesting things. Capture…
“What Is It?” Photographic Exhibit
What Is It? – The objective of this exhibition is to create photographs of everyday objects in such a way that they are not immediately recognizable as what they truly…
“Unusual Perspective” Photographic Exhibit
Unusual Perspective – Why is perspective important in photography? Perspective creates farther greater depth and dimension to your images, so perspective photography is far more immersive to the viewer….
“Friendship Circle Creations” Photographic Exhibit
Friendship Circle Creations – Each week members of the Friendship Circle Focus Group select an image taken by another member and interpret it in their own way, resulting in what is…
“Food and Drink” Photographic Exhibit
Food and Drink – There are many ways to depict this exhibit’s theme. You could create a magazine style image or something as simple as an image like you…
“Panorama” Photographic Exhibit
A panorama, is a picture containing a wide-angle, unbroken view of the region surrounding an observer. Panoramas can be either horizontal or vertical. Many movies are shot in a…
“Mobile Devices Only” Photographic Exhibit
Members used their mobile devices (smartphones/tablets) to take and process images to be included in this exhibit. All photos need to be taken with and processed on a mobile…