
You can review the slides from Lorraine Fernando’s excellent presentation here.
Thank you again to Lorraine. It was well worth waiting for.

You can review the slides from Lorraine Fernando’s excellent presentation here.
Thank you again to Lorraine. It was well worth waiting for.

Lorraine Fernando will give a presentation on Painting with Light – Bending Pixels on Friday, November 3, 2023.
Lorraine has been photographing for about ten years. She has spent some time trying to find her photographic voice – what interests her, and what types of images she likes to create.
Lorraine’s approach to photography is experimental, and she enjoys creating images using many different techniques. Her photographs range from traditional landscapes to impressionistic images. Lorraine is a self-confessed pixel-bender and her preference is to show what cannot be seen with the naked eye. She sometimes bends her pixels in-camera, with various multiple exposure techniques. Other times, she will look through her existing catalog of images and select one that calls to her and gets to bending, adjusting, blending, and mixing, until she likes what she has. Either way, Lorraine gets her best images when she zones out and just plays!
Lorraine enjoys traveling and photographing places. She has found that she sees and experiences a place very differently as a photographer, looking below the surface and capturing many details that she would never notice if she wasn’t looking through her viewfinder.
For more information go to Lorraine Fernando Photography

Click here to see the slides from Manfred’s presentation – An Introduction to text and image generation using Generative AI

Click here to review the slides from Gary Boyle’s excellent presentation on astrophotography.
If you’d like to Thank Gary for his presentation, consider donating to his build an observatory page.

Gary Boyle, known as “The Backyard Astronomer”, will be speaking on astrophotography at our October 6th meeting.
For the past 58 years, Gary has had a passion for the night sky that started when he was eight years old. He is presently an astronomy educator, guest speaker, monthly columnist for the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada as well as a STEM educator. He has been interviewed on more than 55 Canadian radio stations as well as television across Canada and the U.S. His articles have appeared in numerous newspapers. In recognition of his public outreach in astronomy, the International Astronomical Union has honoured him with the naming of Asteroid (22406) Garyboyle.

The slides from Lynda Buske’s excellent presentation on how to take better travel photos are here. She gave us so many excellent tips that you may want to review them later.

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.
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