“Upside Down” is the Photo Theme for August
Upside Down – Photograph something that is Upside Down. Photographers nowadays are capturing some cool and unique photos which are creating a lot of engagement among their viewers. New and…
July Featured Photographer
Lance Trott is our featured photographer for July 2022. Lance says, “I have been involved in photography for over 50 years. I have worked with 35 mm format two and…
“My Happy Place” is the Photo Theme for July
My Happy Place – What is your “Happy Place?” Do you have a location you like to visit often, that always seems to inspire your creativity and your desire for taking…
June Featured Photographer
Reno DiTullio is our featured photographer for June 2022. Reno’s photography life began the day he borrowed his father’s Argus C3 camera (50mm f3.5 lens)to photograph the road races at…
“Macro” is the Photo Theme for June
Macro – Macro photography is extreme close-up photography, usually of very small subjects and living organisms like insects, in which the size of the subject in the photograph is greater…
“Macro” is the Photo Theme for June
Macro – Macro photography is extreme close-up photography, usually of very small subjects and living organisms like insects, in which the size of the subject in the photograph is greater…
“Square” Photographic Exhibit
Square format (i.e. the same length on all four sides) photography is reminiscent of images taken in medium format film with a Hasselblad, Rolleiflex, or Mamiya camera. With the…
May Featured Photographer
Sharon N. Russell is our featured photographer for May 2022. Sharon has loved photography from an early age, but did not begin to practice in earnest until after her retirement….
“Paraphernalia” is the Photo Theme for May
Paraphernalia – miscellaneous articles, especially equipment needed for a particular activity. For example: drills, saws, and other apparatus necessary for home improvements; kitchen implements/utensils used for preparing food; repair shop…
“Patterns” is the Photo Theme for April
Patterns – Patterns are all around us, but we rarely think to photograph them. It’s as if we’re pre-programmed to only photograph obvious subjects – like people, pets, and scenery. If that…
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