Adding Context and Scale to Landscape Photos
Landscape photography can be surprisingly difficult. Oftentimes, we arrive at an awesome location but the photos we take don't really reflect what we observed. Why is this? One issue is that…
Headline News!
I am pleased to announce that Steve Plocher is our new president! Steve began photography as a hobby when he was a teenager and his dad helped him to put…
Looking forward to 2022 – Part Two
I am looking forward to a more normal life and grateful that our club has survived the last three years. It seems that everywhere I look, things have been cancelled. …
Looking forward to 2022 – Part One
After two years of dealing with the pandemic I am hoping that 2022 will be better. Everyone wants in-person meetings at the Phipps again, under the right circumstances. Earlier this…
Behind the Mask
Last night Rikk Flohr gave an awesome presentation to the club on Adobe Lightroom’s™ new masking panel. Rikk is a quality engineer and customer advocate for Adobe. His responsibilities include…
Member in the Spotlight
Jay Olson-Goude I am pleased to announce that Jay Olson-Goude’s image from Maiden Rock Bluff in the fall will represent the State of Wisconsin in the upcoming United States Postal…
Camera Council News and More
Our club is a member of the Twin Cities Area Council of Camera Clubs (TCACCC). Also known as the Camera Council, there are currently 19 member clubs located in the greater…
Coming up in November
John Pennoyer will be the next speaker for the Western Wisconsin Photography Club virtual meeting held on Wednesday, November 3rd at 6:30pm. Pennoyer’s presentation will be “Brown Bears of Alaska”,…
Why Didn’t That Image Score Higher?
On Wednesday, June 16, 6:30 pm, revered judge, Mariann Cyr, will present her program “Why Didn’t That Image Score Higher?” This program will discuss what judges look for in a…
Spring is Here!
Last year, following the Covid shutdown members collaborated on some "Do It Yourself" photowalks. Thanks to Ginny Gaynor, Mike Chrun, Sarah Hefty and Richard Hudson we have a lot of…