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Our presenter for the evening will be the incredibly talented Daniel Grose. He specializes in breathtaking scenic photography that has been featured in numerous magazines and at the Noblesville courthouse. He will share with us his insights on drone photography. Learn more and see Daniel's work at https://www.facebook.com/DanielGrosePhotography/

"Life is full of beautiful moments that deserve to be cherished and celebrated. From the warm glow of the morning sun to the breathtaking colors of a sunset, each day brings its own unique beauty like today!"

A note from Daniel:

Let me introduce myself, I am Daniel Grose and am a Midwest acclaimed photographer and digital creator based in Noblesville, Indiana, I have lived here since 2007 and I am originally from the Chicago area.

I use my social media platforms to inspire and help people pursue their passions from behind the lens. In 2021, I was named as one of the emerging artists from Nickel Plate Arts for my vibrant aerial photography and traditional photography. I am the official photographer for the 2023 Hamilton County Bicentennial.

My work can be found in a number of media outlets, Including but not limited to Visit Hamilton County Indiana, Conner Prairie, and Visit Indy. On my days off I like spending the day at Noble Coffee on the Square sipping something super yummy, which you can also can work remotely at nestled in a warm corner. We have such a cutie downtown, ample stores to shop in, you always are leaving with something that you will love for a long time from one of the many boutiques we have! There are also murals and outdoor dining and plenty of photos ops around every corner in downtown Noblesville! I love that I can call this area my Home and raise a family!

“What Makes An Award Winning Image? - Preparing for the State Fair Competition”, featuring our own Rick Pranitis, CPP, TigerCat Productions, LLC

As past president and a board member of Indianapolis Professional Photographers Guild (IPPG), Rick has extensive experience coordinating the annual IN State Fair Photography Competition. An award-winning photographer in his own right, Rick is well qualified to discuss the 12 elements that make an image a winner. This will be a great opportunity to get guidance for preparing your own entries (and club entry submissions) for this year's fair.

More from Rick:

My name is Rick Pranitis, I am an award winning Certified Professional Photographer as designated by the Professional Photographers of America (PPA). Capturing the world in photos has been a passion of mine for over forty years. My images have appeared in magazines, business journals and newsletters, newspapers (on-line and in print), professional photo galleries and personal homes and albums across the country.

As a professional photographer and business owner I'm guided by three core values; Integrity, Service and Excellence. By adhering to these core values I've gained the trust of my clients, created value for their investment in my services, and built a reputation as a professional and reliable business partner.

Providing a personal touch combined with a unique creative flair, I offer a no-pressure, comfortable atmosphere to capture those images you're seeking. I work with an easy-going nature, creating a relaxed environment while responding to your needs and expectations with professionalism at every step.

Member:

• ASMP - American Society of Media Photographers
• IPPG - Indianapolis Professional Photographers Guild (Board Member)
• PSA - Photographic Society of America
• PPA - Professional Photographers of America

www.tigercatphotography.com

According to PVCC Bylaws, a nominating committee shall be established by the President at the last meeting in April.

Nominations shall be presented to the club at the first meeting in June.

Nominations may be accepted from the floor, with the prior concurrence of the nominee. The election shall be the third meeting in June.

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Join us for an evening of learning with Joe Reardon:

Joe Reardon is a Master Photographer born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts. His passion for photography began while in his teens when his dad presented him with a 35mm camera that he had won at a local tavern poker game. From the moment he saw his first images he knew that photography would be his voice in the world. Joe pursued formal photography training as a military photographer in the US Navy and graduating from the New England School of Photography. Joe’s work has afforded him the unique opportunity to travel the world and to capture the essence of nature everywhere he has visited.

Joe regularly leads workshops locally, nationally, and internationally. He has produced numerous videos for Topaz Labs over the years and currently also teaches individuals and groups in post process editing.

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FABLES AND FOLKLORE

The Tarkington

Join GHDT for the highly anticipated return of the popular PINOCCHIO!  In Executive Artistic Director Gregory Hancock’s adaptation of PINOCCHIO, the lonely Geppetto, an inventor of “Steampunk” dolls and robots, longs for a real human child which results in consequential adventure.  Two World Premieres created by Mr. Hancock will also be performed.  GOLEM, drawn from Czech folklore is the story of a clay golem created by a rabbi to protect the Jewish ghetto of Prague from persecution.  And the final tale featuring original music by GHDT collaborator and composer Cory Gabel, XOCHITL AND HUITZILIN will tell the Aztec story of young love, separation and reunification.

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Join us for an evening of macro photography, featuring our own members!

We will have several displays set up where we can practice shooting macro:
- John Toksoy will show us his techniques for shooting insects,
- Scott Kinzie will talk about background choices,
- Colleen Sizemore will demonstrate her macro style.
- In addition, Jonesy will have his photobox and
- Ron Shimanek will discuss using extension tubes and diopters in lieu of a macro lens.

One of the best ways to learn is by doing! So come to play and bring your camera, tripod, macro lens (if you have one) and any other accessories you use. If you want to practice with your speedlight(s) or ring flash, bring that along as well. Let’s learn from each other.

Reminder - our monthly competition images for “Macro/Close Up” are due April 4; this might be your chance to get that award winning shot

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Images from another intrepid traveler! This time Jen Spence with share her iphonography skills from her recent trip to the UK. Enjoy the beautiful architecture, quaint locales and stunning landscapes all captured with the new iphone 15. Get shooting tips for your next great adventure.

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Join us for an evening with photographer Eileen Cote as she shares elements of posing and connecting with your subjects.

A note from Eileen:

I’m looking forward to speaking with everyone at Photo Venture. It’s my first home when it comes to my photography family.

I was inspired by so many in this amazing group of photographers to take my photography from a hobbyist to a professional.

I joined PPA and entered their competitions. By doing this and working the print judging within the surrounding states also attending yearly classes, I was educated on what I needed to look for when capturing an image to make it look its best instead of overshooting and hoping for the best.

I have won several awards: Kodak Gallery Awards, Fuji Masterpiece Awards, earned my Master of Photography Degree, Photographic Craftsman and I am Certified. These goals were earned for my own validation.

I am excited to share some posing tips and lens selections, and their purpose, to help fine tune your images

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On the afternoon of April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse – the first since the Great American Eclipse in 2017 and the last until August 2044 – will arc across the southern half of Indiana from southwest to northeast.

Leap Day falls on Thursday this year, and we have an exciting program to prepare us for shooting the solar eclipse.

Our own Cindy Breneman will discuss the gear and settings needed to shoot this special event. So bring your camera gear to compare and ask questions. Cindy will help you get prepared for the big shoot! Click here to download her presentation and click here for her handouts.

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Learn how to use Photopills from our own Michael Jack!

Photopills is an “ALL IN ONE APP”

No matter the type of photography you love: Landscape, Milky Way, Moon, Sunrise, Sunset, Architecture, Star Trails, Drone, Meteor Showers, Solar eclipse, Lunar Eclipse, Time lapse, Wedding, Portrait or Travel...

PhotoPills is your photography planning app. It helps you PLAN your photos ahead of time… So you’re always at the right place at the right time to capture the best photo possible.

With spring and summer approaching, some of our thoughts may turn to entering photography competitions and shows, such as the annual Indiana State Fair competition.

At Thursday’s meeting, longtime Photo Venture member Eric Schoch will discuss Printing for Competitions.

The presentation will focus on producing quality prints, and on producing successful prints. Eric has received multiple awards at the fair and other competitions over the years, and last summer printed the images for the club’s state fair entry, which won first place in the club competition.

Click here to download Eric’s presentation

About Eric:

”I am a lens-based visual artist exploring shapes, line, color and tone in images of the city and the countryside, and in portraits, presented in various levels of abstraction.

I am self-taught in photography, and have been influenced by workshops and seminars with John Paul Caponigro in Maine, Sam Abell on Whidbey Island, Wash., Art Wolfe in the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Olympic Peninsula, and Thom Hogan in Patagonia and South Africa.

I have shown work at the Indiana Landmarks Center, Five Seasons Studio and M10 Studio in Indianapolis, the Clark Gallery at the Honeywell Center in Wabash, Ind., the Opera House Gallery of Contemporary Art in Delphi, Ind., and in Black and White magazine. I am a member of the Full Circle Nine artist cooperative in Indianapolis.”

You can view Eric’s work at https://www.ericschochphotography.com/index

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Join us for an evening of film photography, with local photographer Steve Brokaw

Steve is a professional portrait, beauty and fashion photographer based in Indianapolis / Carmel, IN, USA.

His focus is commercial & editorial fashion, beauty and portraits / headshots. He collaborates with photography / HMUA Emmy Elle at Studio E in Carmel, IN (a north-side suburb of Indianapolis).

Studio E is located at: 1030 South Rangeline Rd, Suite 230, Carmel, IN 46032

Steve is active on social media. If you want to follow him or see what's going on he is most active on Instagram and Twitter.

Click here to visit his main website
Click here to visit his blog
Click here to visit his Instagram film page

View Steve’s PowerPoint presentation

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Vernon "Jonesy" Jones will enthrall us with images from his August photo adventures in Africa.

Listen in as he recounts days and weeks of stalking the wild beasts across the great continent with only his cameras for protection. From gorilla treks in Rwanda and Uganda to a safari in Kenya and Tanzania, witness the great wildlife photographer's finest captures while you sit comfortably (and safely) sipping a beverage.

Next Stop, Ecuador! Meet Matt Williams and learn more about The Nature Conservancy, Indianapolis.

TNC is in the process of creating a series of photography trips that will go to some of the most biologically diverse locations in the world.

These will be photo safari type trips to locations specifically for their unique photo opportunities to capture shots of birds, animals, landscapes, macro subjects, astro photography, etc. The trips will also offer the opportunity to learn about the important conservation work The Nature Conservancy is doing in these geographies, meet with local staff, and tour interesting cultural and historical sites. Their next adventure is Ecuador, July 2024. Get your passport ready!

Matt’s career with The Nature Conservancy began in 1998 as a seasonal field assistant banding endangered birds and mapping their nesting habitat on the Fort Hood military base in central Texas as part of a joint project between the Conservancy and the Department of Defense. From there, he became the Preserve Manager for the Conservancy’s Texas City Prairie Preserve where he led habitat restoration efforts and worked closely with the Attwater’s Prairie Chicken Recovery Team to track the population of this critically endangered species.

Matt came to work for the Indiana Chapter in 2001 as the North-Central Indiana Land Steward. He became a burn boss and led prescribed fire and invasive species control efforts across more than a dozen Nature Conservancy properties in that part of the state.

Since 2015, Matt has served as the Director of Conservation Programs for the Indiana Chapter. In this role, he oversees the science, land acquisition, and land management work of the Chapter. He also is the past chair and current member of the Midwest Division Conservation Cabinet which is responsible for developing and reviewing many of the conservation strategies being implemented across the five states of the Midwest Division.

Matt is also an award-winning nature photographer and author. His works include Indiana State Parks: A Centennial Celebration which features Matt’s landscape photography of Indiana’s state parks. A more recent book, Endangered and Disappearing Birds of the Midwest, tells the story of forty bird species across the Midwest that are most in need of conservation efforts. The book won a silver medal in the 2018 Foreword Reviews Independent Book Awards competition, and a bronze medal in the 2019 Independent Publisher Book Awards- a competition involving books from nearly 2,500 different publishers from the United States, Canada, England, Australia, and several other countries. He was recently asked to write the forward for the re- release of the classic work The Birds of Indiana, featuring the life histories of many of the bird species of the state as well as the artwork of William Zimmerman. Matt’s photographs have appeared in several other books and national magazines, including Bird Watcher’s Digest and National Wildlife.

Matt, his wife Karyn, and their four children live in Crawfordsville, Indiana where they enjoy kayaking along Sugar Creek, hiking at Shades State Park, and serving in their local church.

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WAIT! Don't put away those Christmas lights just yet! Jen Spence will lead us for a portrait session using some creative lighting techniques. (See her recent post on the FB page.)

Mix these ideas with what we learned from Marc and Travis in recent meetings and practice for those creative images of your Valentine. Experiment with creative use of bokeh - regardless of how you pronounce it.

Feel free to bring some creative props and we will supplement with what Matt already has. Yes, of course, don't forget your camera and portrait lens. 

Photo by Scott Kinzie

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For our last meeting of 2023, club members Scott Kinzie and Larry Lato will entertain us with images and tales from their recent visit to Michigan to document the Milky Way and beautiful lighthouses.

Their gallery of beautiful fall colors and night skies seem like a perfect ending to the year.

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No alcohol permited

Join us for PVCC's annual holiday party potluck and print gift exchange. The club will provide an entree of deli meats and cheeses. Please bring your 'plus 1' and a favorite hot or cold dish or dessert to share. Watch for an RSVP sign up so we can plan accordingly.

If you wish to join the exchange, bring a gift-wrapped - no names! - matted print; suggested 8x10 or larger but a calendar of your work or some notecards would also be nice. Each person who gifts, gets to choose and unwrap a print. The next in line has the option to steal or open a new print. If your gift gets stolen, you pick or steal another until everyone who entered has a print. (A print can only be stolen twice.) If you were there last year, you can't help but remember what a blast this was - for everyone not named Paul.

Due to road construction in the area, the best approach is to turn west from 10th St onto Cherry St. This intersects with S 5th St, and the little yellow former church is the Birdie Gallery.

MEETING: Zoom

We’ll gather at 7 pm for informal discussion and then start the formal meeting at 7:30, for monthly competition results.

This month’s topic is "A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words"

The goal is telling a story, or perhaps suggesting a story, through one image.

Our judge, Jennifer McClure, has developed a photographic style of story-telling. Feel free to visit her web site for more insight into her style and how she approaches it. www.jennifermcclure.com.

Jennifer McClure is a fine art photographer based in New York City. She uses the camera to ask and answer questions. Her work is about longing, solitude, and an ambivalent yearning for connection. She often uses herself and her experiences as subject matter to explore the creation of personal mythology and the agency of identity.

After an early start, Jennifer returned to photography in 2001, taking classes at the School of Visual Arts and the International Center of Photography. In between, she acquired a B.A. in English Theory and Literature and began a long career in restaurants. Most of her projects today incorporate her love of literature; one series was inspired by a short story, another includes photos of transformative texts, still another draws titles from a long-form poem.

Jennifer was a 2019 and 2017 Critical Mass Top 50 finalist and twice received the Arthur Griffin Legacy Award from the Griffin Museum of Photography's Juried Exhibitions. Her first book, You Who Never Arrived, was published as one of nine Peanut Press Portfolios in 2020. She was awarded CENTER's Editor's Choice by Susan White of Vanity Fair in 2013 and has been exhibited in numerous shows across the country. Her work has been featured in publications such as National Geographic, Vogue, GUP, The New Republic, Lenscratch, Feature Shoot, L'Oeil de la Photographie, The Photo Review, Dwell, Adbusters, and PDN. Lectures include the School of Visual Arts i3: Images, Ideas, Inspiration series, Fotofusion, FIT, NY Photo Salon and Columbia Teachers College. She has taught workshops for Leica Akademie, International Center of Photography, Los Angeles Center of Photography, PDN's PhotoPlus Expo, the Maine Media Workshops, the Griffin Museum, and Fotofusion. She was a thesis reviewer and advisor for the Masters Programs at both the School of Visual Arts and New Hampshire Institute of Art. She founded the Women's Photo Alliance in 2015.

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Marc Lebryk will lead us through a hands-on session using the information he shared during our August 3 program. We will have access to the Focus On props and both studio spaces. Marc is also working on getting some loaner flash gear to try out (no promises). Bring your camera and join us for some studio fun. If you have questions about using your own flash, bring it along as well. 

Check our zoom recordings to revisit the August program (members only access). 

We will mix and mingle from 7:00-7:30 and the program starts at 7:30.

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Join us to see more of Jonesy's famous spirograph images and learn how he creates them. Winter is coming which means more time indoors and we all need ideas to get those creative juices flowing. Sign on and socialize 7:00 - 7:30, the presentation will start 7:30.

MEETING: Zoom

We’ll gather at 7 pm for informal discussion and then start the formal meeting at 7:30, for monthly competition results.

This month’s topic is "The Urban Landscape"

Our judge will be Marcel Fouch:

Marcel Fouch has been a professional musician for over 30 years with a love for photography. When the pandemic hit he decided to step back and focus on photography as a way to stay creative.

He is based in Chicago. His photographic work is mainly street photography focused on black and white images. Shadows and light are his main focus making many of his photographs feel like memories. A lot of his work has a theme of isolation, something everyone was feeling during the Pandemic and a feeling that continues for some today.

Marcel was chosen as the first Featured Artist for Roberts Camera Gallery in July, so you may have become acquainted with his work.

Check out his portfolio on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mfhotos/.

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Join us for an evening at Focus On Studio. Travis Hinkle will walk us through a “One Light Setup”

Travis is a portrait, motorsport and product photographer based in Indiana. He currently works with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Indycar. His work has been in Racer Magazine, Seventeen Magazine and Interior Design Magazine to name a few.

Travis loves to use portrait photography to capture people as they are and try to tell their story through the frame.

In his presentation, Travis will go over one and two light portrait setups and will show how different modifiers can be used to achieve different light results.

Check out his website

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Join us for an onsite tour of Ikelite Underwater Systems.

Ikelite is located at the Northeast corner of 33rd and Illinois Street. You can park in the small lot in front of the building or along 33rd Street. Enter through the Shipping & Receiving entrance. There is a red door with a doorbell next to the large garage door. We’ll hear the doorbell and let you in. It will be after hours so the office phones are off.

Plans for the evening:

• Our hosts will be Jean Rydberg and John Brigham

• Brief history of the company

• Walking tour showing their photo/video production studio, assembly floor, laser, water pressure testing, machine shop

• Refreshments and Q&A

You don’t want to miss this “behind the scenes” tour. Click here to let us know if you are attending

If you have any questions, please reach out to Bill Bubenzer (317-439-4169)

Ikelite is a leading manufacturer in the underwater photographic industry with worldwide name recognition and global distribution in over 95 countries. Our products are used by amateur and professional photographers in a variety of wet environments from swimming pools to polar ice caps and everywhere in-between. Ikelite is family owned, woman led.

Click here to learn more about Ikelite

MEETING: Zoom

We’ll gather at 7 pm for informal discussion and then start the formal meeting at 7:30, for monthly competition results.

This month’s topic is "The View From Above"

Our judge will be James Brosher:

I’m a Bloomington, Indiana-based photographer specializing in editorial, commercial, drone and wedding photography in the American Midwest. My day job is making pictures for Indiana University. Previously, I was a staff photographer at the South Bend Tribune and Wyoming Tribune Eagle.

A native Hoosier, I grew up in Dunkirk, Indiana, a small glass factory town of 2,600 people in the east central region of the state. I’m an Eagle Scout and a two-time Indiana College Photographer of the Year (2010, 2011).

My professional memberships include the National Press Photographers Association, Indiana News Photographers Association and the University Photographers’ Association of America.

When I’m not pushing buttons and turning aperture rings, I enjoy spending time with my wife, my two daughters and our cat. I’m an avid cyclist, classic film buff, craft beer fan and vinyl collector.

My website is: https://www.brosher.com

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Join us for an evening with Meredith Reinker, Partner with Roberts Camera.

On August 21, 1957, Robert (Bob) and Rose Pallman opened their store in downtown Indianapolis: Roberts Distributors. They had no money (they couldn't even afford the apostrophe for the name), but a lot of spirit, and they poured their heart and soul into this small family-owned business. More than 60 years later we are still going strong.

Meredith has grown up in the family business and is well versed in the day-to-day operations of Roberts Camera and Used Photo Pro

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DON’T FOREGET THE BOARD MEETING PRECEDING OUR REGULAR MEETING (6:15-7:15 PM)

Join us for a conversation with Indy’s own Kevin Raber.

I'M KEVIN RABER THE PHOTOGRAPHER:

“It’s all about the passion . . . the passion of photography and the beauty of the world that I get an opportunity to see and capture with my camera. I have been doing photography since I was 12 and since that first day and up to today and I am sure tomorrow, I find myself consumed with taking and making great photographs. My history runs deep and I have progressed through many stages of photography in my lifetime.

I had studios in the Philadelphia area, I worked for one of the premier color labs in the country and I was a big part of the digital revolution that has enveloped photography today. For the last five years, I was the publisher of Luminous-landscape one of the most visited websites on the world wide web for photo pros and enthusiasts. Previously, for 13 years I worked for Phase One a very progressive camera company making the finest cameras in the world.

My job allows me to work with photographers from around the globe and to photograph in some of the most beautiful places there are. I am blessed with a job I love and many friends I have made along the way.My art business has been designated as a "Trusted Art Seller" with The Art Storefronts Organization, which means you can shop with confidence, and know that I stand behind the quality and value of my products.”

Meeting Location: Zoom

Douglas Dubler will be joining us on August 31 to introduce and discuss his most recent book: “Iridescence: The Art of the Iris.” This is published by the Presby Memorial Iris Gardens where the images have been captured. If you’re interested in floral, closeup or still life photography, this should be an engaging session. He will describe the project and also review the techniques he used for various images.

Dubler has had a long career in photography, studying with Ansel Adams with whom he developed a lifelong passion for printmaking – a field in which he continues to consult. He has explored a variety of aspects of photography, with a client base in fashion, and extensive work in other fields.

His website https://www.douglasdubler3.com and you can find there links to various portfolios, including Flowers and Botanicals.

The Gardens’ website is located at https://www.presbyirisgardens.org/

If you haven't done so already (or even if you don't remember if you have) Please download the PVCC Liability Release, sign it and bring it to the next meeting or field trip you attend.

Our walks will continue in August with a visit to Woodruff Place -- a neighborhood on the East side of town, between East 10th Street, East Michigan Street, east of the Cottage Home neighborhood by about a half a mile.

"This gracious historic community, located just one mile east of downtown Indianapolis, is recognized as Indianapolis’s first planned residential suburb. In a beautiful park-like setting, you will find fine examples of lovely Victorian era homes, esplanades with fountains and statuary, and an ambiance that is unlike any other. Though not exactly a convenient location in 1872, (nearly an hour by wagon from the center of town), local advertisements were successful in attracting curious visitors eager to see what could possibly be so special about this place where the cost of a 40 x 80 foot lot exceeded a year’s wage." Woodruff Place remained an independent town until the costs of maintenance and the resolution of a lawsuit forced integration into the city of Indianapolis in 1962. Woodruff Place was included in the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. 

Our host will be Tom Abeel, deeply involved with the boards of the community and current President of Historic Urban Neighborhoods of Indianapolis.

We will meet Tom at the Woodruff Town Hall, 735 Woodruff Place, East Drive at 7PM. As days will be getting shorter, again, members are welcomed to come earlier for shooting opportunities.

If you have any questions about this event, please contact Jay van Santen at 317-513-2825

If you haven't done so already (or even if you don't remember if you have) Please download the PVCC Liability Release, sign it and bring it to the next meeting or field trip you attend.

Resources ahead of time include:

https://www.woodruffplace.org 

https://www.facebook.com/woodruffplaceindy/

https://indyencyclopedia.org/woodruff-place/

MEETING: Zoom

We’ll gather at 7 pm for informal discussion and then start the formal meeting at 7:30, for monthly competition results.

This month’s topic is "In /Out of Focus: Using Focus as a Compositional Device"

The topic is using focus – elements "In and Out of Focus" – as a compositional technique to emphasize, de-emphasize aspects of a scene. We’re not looking at fully out of focus images – that is distinctly different. Another term that is somewhat related includes – bokeh – a current trend with the fast maximum aperture lenses available to us today.

To achieve the desired effect, there are several factors at work:

• Using a wide maximum aperture on your lens,

• Using a normal to telephoto lens rather than a wide angle lens (typically).

• Maximizing the distance between the subject and background/foreground.

You may find other techniques that will help you achieve a sharp subject, and an out of focus foreground or background.

Douglas Dubler, a New Yorker, has an extensive photographic career (now in his 70s), studying with Ansel Adams, having shot for European Vogue with 100s of cover images and close collaboration with companies in the fashion and cosmetic industries.

He has turned to more personal projects, and promoting a book just published on flower photography. We are hoping to schedule a program session with him.

You can review his work on the following websites.

https://www.instagram.com/douglasdubler/?hl=en
https://xposure.ae/douglas-dubler/
https://www.douglasdubler3.com