Due to a communication fail during the handover, the presenter, Graeme Gordon booked a holiday.
Michelle Kennedy will explain the new Interclub category definitions. For those who have looked at the wording of the definitions, you will be surprised to learn that the interpretation of those new categories is much broader than the words suggest. Many of our images would fall into one or even more of the categories. The interpretation is much more liberal than you may think.
As members are needed to submit images to the Competition Committee, this presentation is very timely and helpful. So, please attend.
The definitions can be found here
If time permits, then Michelle can talk about other of her presentations from the bag of excellent talks that she gives.
A night not to be missed!!!
An introduction to basic off camera lighting setups for portraiture and an introduction to various poses for men and women
Graham Cam, the original presenter, is running the Birdlife Australia Photography Competition and is also preparing for an exhibition, and so he felt that he would not be at his best for the presentation.
As Fina Art Printing is a new category in the FCC Interclub, it is fortunate that Neville Thorogood is able to give a presentation on fine art.
Neville will cover his journey in photography and why he moved towards fine art and fine art printing.
Neville is a former member of CHRSLPC and is currently a member of the Wangi Workers Camera Club and also The Entrance CC. It is in these clubs that Neville has been ‘pushing the envelope’ with his remarkable images.
This is a timely presentation given the new FCC Interclub categories.
This will be a Zoom meeting at the RSL where Roy Killen will discuss AI and how it impacts on photographers. Do we ignore it? Do we embrace it? Do we learn from it?
Tuesday 5 November – Pete Farrington – Aviation (Zoom – from the UK) – fee to confirm (May be a donation
to charity)
Peter is an author and photographer specialising in military aviation photography. Within recent months, Peter has retired from the RAF and pursues his passion in photography. Over the years of being a member of the Royal Air Force, Peter was lucky to be in the position to capture many fantastic aircraft up close and personal – from the ground, and from the air.
Peter uses photography to keep the stories of those who serviced and flew aircraft, alive. He is a fantastic story teller, and will use his great images, to take members on a journey into the skies, and the past.
Sports photography can be a very satisfying genre.
There are varying conditions such as indoor and outdoor lighting.
There are many types of sports action. There will be something happening nearby nearly every weekend that you could photograph.
