
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.

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.
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.
You can see the works of Ginny Fobert and other local artists on the Red Trillium Studio Tour May 7th and 8th. Ginny will be at Stdio 4 which is located here.
Some incredible photos of birds here.
Here are links to two TED talks by National Geographic photographer Frans Lanting:
Make sure you watch on the largest screen you have available.
If you like what you see, check out the images on his web site as well.
Thanks again to Amy Lo for sharing this with us.
The May meeting, which starts at 9:15, will include:
Our featured presenter will be Ginny Fobert.
Visit www.mynds-i.com for more information about Ginny and her photography.

Amy Lo recommended the landscape and nature photographs of Marc Muench. There’s a slide show on his home page but I encourage you to take a look at his blog where he features images and gives details about the image (location, camera, …).
The May 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.
Amy Lo pointed out the free online photography courses available from Creative Live. The current list includes:
All of their upcoming photography courses are listed at the bottom of this page. Those marked “LIVE” are free.
Thanks Amy.
Suzanne Powell sent along these examples of her Miksang Photography:
Click on a thumbnail to enlarge, to see title and metadata.
Thanks again Suzanne for an eye opening presentation.