May – Moving Forward
By now, some of you have experienced live webinars, thanks to some very generous people in the photography community. Maybe some of you have experienced video conferencing using Zoom, Cisco’s…
A new Webinar is Scheduled!
When: Wednesday, July 8, 6:30 pm. Space is limited and preregistration is required. Because they want this to fill up, I’ve sent an invitation to other clubs, so don’t delay. …
Another Lisa Langell Webinar!
Thanks to Mike Chrun, who happens to be the president of the St. Croix Valley Camera Club, we will have another webinar with Lisa Langell. The subject is "Using the…
Do It Yourself Excursions & More
Do It Yourself Excursions I’ve added a menu item on our main page, “Photowalk Opportunities”, where some of our members, including Mike Chrun, Ginny Gaynor, Sarah Hefty and I have…
New Meetings Are Scheduled and More
Lisa Langell Virtual Meeting – April 29, 4:30 pm The New Nature Photography: Trends for the Future Join this fun, interactive and informative webinar that will boldly change the way…
Spring is Coming!
After Mariann Cyr’s program on “Spring Wildflowers” on March 4, some of us have wanted to plan some outings that would include wildflowers and other nature subjects. Ginny Gaynor and…
Free Virtual Meeting is April First!
The next meeting of the Western Wisconsin Photography Club in Hudson will be a VIRTUAL meeting, a webinar presented by expert landscape astrophotographer Dr. Mike Shaw. In this free presentation, Mike…
More News This Month
2020 Interclub Awards The results are in and you can see the gallery of the individual competition here. Our club took third place in the club competition. Here are all…
How our Club is Dealing with the Coronavirus (Covid-19)
The Centers for Disease Control recommends that for the next 8 weeks, organizers cancel or postpone in-person events that consist of 10 people or more throughout the U.S. The spread…
News You Need to Know
Spring Break is Cancelled Due to the continued news regarding COVID-19, and not wishing to expose potentially at risk populations and club members to the illness, the Twin Cities Area…