The Kanata Seniors’ Centre Camera Club (KSCCC) normally meets once a month at the Kanata Seniors’ Centre in Kanata, Ontario. To find out more about the club and how to join click on About Us.
During COVID the Seniors’ Centre is closed so we meet online using Google Meet. Links to each meeting are posted here a day in advance of the meeting.
Because we’re still meeting online in May, we are sharing the slideshow of images from our May Wet/Water challenge online.
In order to view the slideshow full screen, please click Play (above) then on the word YouTube or click on this link.
Thanks again to Catherine Easton for creating this slideshow of our images.
Members of the KSCCC had a successful year with the 2021 Spring Photo Challenge. This year we challenged ourselves to create a photographic project focused on “Spring: A time of New Beginnings”. Each photographer submitted a short portfolio of 4-6 images. A total of 12 photographers submitted approximately 70 photographs on topics ranging from Canada geese keeping a close watch on their newborn goslings to spring flowers and landscapes. Congratulations to all photographers!
Here’s slideshow of the photographic projects:
The galleries of all photographs are here.
Ron Pierce
Click here to join our June Meeting.
The dial in link is (CA) +1 226-317-5524 PIN: 968 550 477#. This is a southern Ontario area code so long distance charges may apply.
The Google Meet “room” will be opened shortly after 8:45 a.m. on Friday morning if you need to check your equipment and 9:00 a.m. to sign in for the meeting which starts at 9:15 a.m.
During the online meeting the presenter will show a presentation to all members. To review instructions on how to view a presentation full screen click here.
If you have any issues email us at contact@ksccc.ca and we’ll try to help
The monthly meeting will be held online on June 4th at 9:15 a.m. using Google Meet. For information on how to use Google Meet for our meetings go here. A link to the meeting will be posted on our website the morning of June 3rd.
The agenda for the meeting is:
This article The Best iPhone Camera Apps of 2021 from the PetaPixel blog details 7 of the best photography apps in the following categories:
Club member Anne Jones agrees that these are all useful apps but says:
I have looked up each of the apps in the App Store. It’s not a pretty picture. Almost all the reviews are poor, not because of the app itself but because of the ever increasing Subscription model. This is what I have found also. I guess this is why I go less and less to the outside apps. You are either constantly bothered with ads or features won’t work unless you PAY UP!!
With our current season winding down, we are busy planning for our new 2021/22 season. This includes identifying interesting and challenging topics for our monthly challenges, as well as searching for speakers who are willing to give presentations to our members at our monthly meetings.
With the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, planning for our new season is proving to be challenging. It is too soon to know if we will have in-person meetings starting this September or whether we will need to continue with virtual meetings.
However, we thought that members would like to have a “sneak peek” at the topics for our monthly challenges for the new season. For those photographers who like to get a jump start on their photography, the following is the list of topics.
Continue reading “Monthly Challenges 2021/22 – A Sneak Peek”Because we’re still meeting online in May, we are sharing the slideshow of images from our April Wildlife/Bird Photography challenge online.
In order to view the slideshow full screen, please click Play (above) then on the word YouTube or click on this link.
Thanks again to Catherine Easton for creating this slideshow of our images.
The gallery from our April Wildlife/Bird Photography challenge is now online here.
Ramin Izadpanah will be presenting Confessions of a Photographer at our May meeting. Prior to the meeting you may wish to view the following video by Ansel Adams, Master Photographer.
Although the video was made in 1983 it’s interesting to see how enthusiastic Adams was about the potential for digital photography.
