The May Kanata and Tulip galleries are now online. Great pictures. Thanks for sharing.
Author: ksccc
June shutterBUG available
The June issue of the shutterBUG is now online here. You can always find the latest issue by going to the shutterBUG page and clicking on the shutterBUG thumbnail.
20 Lessons For Photographers From Stephen King
93 Days of Spring
National Geographic nature photographer Jim Brandenberg shot a series of images, one for each day of spring in his native Minnesota. You can see the slide show here. It goes by very quickly so you might want to keep your mouse poised over the pause button in the lower left corner.
This is a recent posting on Proof which National Geographic describes as:
Proof is National Geographic’s online photography journal. We showcase the voices of National Geographic photographers and editors to offer a behind-the-scenes look at the visual storytelling process. Proof also features work from emerging photographers, books, galleries, and portfolios across the web. We aim to present an ongoing conversation about photography, art, journalism, and the people who create it.
Monthly Photo Topics
At the latest meeting of the camera club executive, topics for the summer and for the 2016/2017 season were selected. In order to give members plenty of time to think about them, they are:
| Shooting Month | Topic | Submit by | Meeting |
| May | Kanata | May 29 | Jun 03 |
| Jun…Aug | Summer/Water/Gardens | Aug 28 | Sep 9 |
| Sep | Movement | Sep 30 | Oct 7 |
| Oct | Autumn | Oct 28 | Nov 4 |
| Nov | Black & White | Nov 25 | Dec 2 |
| Dec | Best of 2016 | Dec 30 | Jan 6 |
| Jan | Contemplative | Jan 27 | Feb 3 |
| Feb | Light | Feb 24 | Mar 3 |
| Mar | Fixed in Post | Mar 31 | Apr 7 |
| Apr | Nature | Apr 28 | May 5 |
| May | Best Ever | May 26 | Jun 2 |
The December topic to be reviewed at the January meeting will be your best three photos from 2016. The March topic to be reviewed at the April meeting will be two versions of two photos as they came out of the camera and after they’ve been edited for presentation (total of 4 images). The May topic to be reviewed at the June meeting will be the three best photos you’ve ever taken.
Remember that, if you don’t like the proposed topic any month, you can submit photos with a topic of your own choosing.
Camera Club Executive 2016/2017
With the recent changes in the camera club executive, we thought it was time to show you who we were.

Standing (L to R) Catherine Easton (monthly slideshows), Bill Robertson (shutterBUG and website), Louise Robert (backup Gallery), Sue Carey (Gallery & backup slideshow), and Amy Lo (membership). Seated (L to R) Frank Knor, and Mike Eva (chairman). Missing from the picture is Stuart Moxley who has agreed to act as our backup tech support person.
Arctic Photography of Vincent Munier
This video shows the photography of Vincent Munier. Using a combination of stills and videos and an almost monochromatic palette, it presents his brilliant minimalist images of arctic wildlife and landscape.
Ko Fung’s Alaska Cruise Slideshow
At the May meeting, Ko Fung shared his slideshow “A Glimpse of Alaska, September 2015”. You can watch it again here.
Insect Macro Photography

Check out this video for Levon Biss’ spectacular and very labour intensive macro photographs of insects. For more information see the web site. Follow the “EXPLORE” link and zoom all the way in on any of the images to see the minute details.
Tulip Photo Walk
On Wednesday May 11th, the club is going on a photo walk to shoot tulips around Dows lake. We’ll meet in Commissionaire’s Park near the corner of Preston and Queen Elizabeth Drive at 10:00 AM.
