“Purple” is the Photo Theme for September
Purple – Purple has had a long history in visual arts. From prehistoric to modern artworks, purple has come to represent aspects of religion, royalty and status. Over history,…
“Price Tags” is the Photo Theme for August
Price Tags – This month’s photographic theme is to look for and photograph price tags. The more creative the tag the better. Note: There is no specific law prohibiting…
“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…
July Featured Photographer
Marie Farmer is our featured photographer for July 2023. Marie’s adventure in photography began with the advent of digital photography. In 1998, she purchased a small Epson Photo PC…
“Alphabet” is the Photo Theme for July
Alphabet – This month your objective is to see, and then photograph, naturally occurring letter shapes in and around your environment or in nature – i.e. find objects or…
“Bicycles” is the Photo Theme for June
Bicycles – Photograph as many different bicycles as you can. While it might seem daunting at first, it really is easy and like everything photo-related, it’s all about the…
“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….
“Action” is the Photo Theme for May
Action – Action photography is a lot of fun, but capturing heart-stopping shots of moving subjects can be intimidatingly difficult. Whether you’re photographing athletes, adventurers, or passersby, creating amazing…
April Featured Photographer
Mike Winn is our featured photographer for April 2023. Mike was raised in Hollister and has been involved in photography since he was 21 years old. In those early years,…
“Leading Lines” is the Photo Theme for April
Leading Lines – Leading lines refer to lines that lead the viewer’s eye from one part of a composition to another. Usually, these lines start at the bottom of the frame…
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