
You can review the slides from Manfred’s excellent presentation on Panoramas by clicking here.
Bill Robertson

You can review the slides from Manfred’s excellent presentation on Panoramas by clicking here.
Bill Robertson
In his excellent presentation, Steve showed before and after shots of his award-winning image “Meeting a Deadline”.

Click here to see a video on how he created it.
Thanks again to Steve and remember to visit his website for more information about South March Studio.

You can review the slides from Ed Luinstra’s excellent presentation on macro photography by clicking here.
I accidentally scheduled this post a week early and “leaked” Ed’s great images. Apologies to Ed.
Bill Robertson

The slides from Ginny Fobert’s excellent presentation are available here. Thanks again to Ginny for sharing her wonderful creativity with us.
You can follow Ginny here:
and contact her here:

The slides from club member Ted Timmons’ excellent presentation – Oh The Places You Will Go – are available here. For more information, Ted included links on the second last slide.

The slides from Debbie Pinard’s excellent presentation: Find Wild Horses Find Yourself are available here.
The speaker at our November meeting will be local photographer RicharD Murphy. He says his presentation will explore:
who I am, what I’ve done, what I do, and why I do it
Having lived in Kanata since his early childhood, RicharD first began in photography while attending the Earl of March S.S. where he was encouraged by his very patient art teachers. To further his photographic education, RicharD moved to London, Ontario and studied at Fanshawe College where he specialized in large-format, commercial product photography.
RicharD has worked in Ottawa’s photographic industry for over twenty-five years in such areas as custom darkroom printing, artwork reproduction, corporate portraiture, commercial magazine photography, and technical imaging for national heritage organizations such as Library and Archives Canada and the Canadian Museum of Civilization.
A technical photographer by day, and a fine art photographer by night, RicharD takes equal pleasure photographing computer network equipment as he does the undersides of mushrooms.
To see examples of RicharD’s work, check out his website.

Click here to review the slides from Ross’s excellent presentation on smoke photography. To can access all his links to YouTube videos on slide 22.
I hope this inspires club members to give smoke photography a try.
To see more of Ross’s work, visit his website.
Thanks, Ross.

At the September 9th meeting our 4 members from up the valley presented this great summary of what they’ve been up to during the pandemic.
Thanks to:
for sharing what they’ve been up to.