
To review Georgette and Manfred Mueller’s slideshow on Travel Photography, click here.

To review Georgette and Manfred Mueller’s slideshow on Travel Photography, click here.

Whether we travel specifically to take photos or just take snapshots here and there on our vacations, as photographers we are all aware that a camera is an indispensable part of any trip. The images we capture help keep the memories of our voyages – both good and maybe not so good – alive for years after the credit card bill has been paid off.
Club members Georgette and Manfred Mueller have travelled across the globe with their cameras for the past four decades and counting. They will share many of their experiences through this presentation, helping to explain through their images the photographic genre called Travel Photography.
Along with tips on timing, photographic gear to take, travel safety, lighting and post-processing, they will share anecdotes from their travels abroad and at home, They hope you will find these educational, informative and useful when taking photographs on your own future journeys.
You can review the slides from Mike Giovinazzo’s “One Light Portraits” presentation on different portrait styles here.
You can review the slides from Manfred’s November 2025 presentation on different portrait styles here.
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You can review the slides from Manfred’s presentation here.

You can review the slides of Jay-Dee’s presentation on Capturing A Popping Balloon here.

You can review the slides from Manfred’s excellent presentation here.

You can review the slides from Ross’s presentation here.
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When we are no longer around, no one is going to look at our hard drive to see our photographs. Making prints, on the other hand, gives us something that we can hand down to our children and grandchildren. Prints are something we can enjoy without having to resort to technology to view our photographs.
Join club member and print maker Manfred Mueller in examining some of the options we have to make and display prints and to create photo books.
For more on Manfred including many examples of his work visit his website.

You can review the slides from Bill Pratt’s excellent presentation here.
Thank you again for inspiring us.