Please go ahead and submit your High/Low/Odd Angles challenge images as usual by noon on March 27th to contact@ksccc.ca. They will be uploaded to the a new monthly gallery on Friday morning April 3rd. A slideshow will be created and made available through our website.
We will post our plans and assignments for the following month here.
This afternoon (Friday March 13) the City of Ottawa announced that all recreation and cultural facilities including the Kanata Seniors Centre will be closed from March 16th to April 5th. Our meeting scheduled for April 5 is cancelled.
Any updates to this information will be posted here.
The next Camera Club meeting will be held on March 6th, at 9:15 a.m.
Your images for the assignment must be emailed by noon on Friday, February 28th to be included in the slideshow. For details on how to submit photos, including formats and titles, go to our Pictures/How to Submit page.
Don’t forget about the 2020 Winter Photo Challenge to “Create a Photography Project”. Images for this challenge must also be submitted by noon on Friday, February 28th.
The next assignment is High/Low/Odd Angles and these images will be shown at the meeting on April 3rd.
See you at the meeting.
Congratulations to Kanata Seniors Centre Camera Club member Debbie Pinard whose image:
was selected by flicker as a nominee in the Your Best Shot 2019 competition.
In addition to the images Debbie has submitted to our club, you can see more her work in her flickr albums. Debbie has also submitted a couple of slideshows which will be show at our March meeting.
The next Camera Club meeting will be held on February 7th, at 9:15 a.m.
Your images for the assignment must be emailed by noon on Friday, January 31st to be included in the slideshow. For details on how to submit photos, including formats and titles, go to our Pictures/How to Submit page.
Don’t forget about the 2020 Winter Photo Challenge to “Create a Photography Project”. Images for this challenge must be submitted by noon on Friday, February 28th.
The next assignment is Detail and these images will be shown at the meeting on March 6th.
See you at the meeting.
Our Camera Club displays pictures in the Kanata Seniors Centre, as a way to promote the club and show off the great work of our members. In early January, we replaced five of the pictures, so be sure to check out the new pictures the next time you are in the Centre. The pictures will be changed again in May and September. At the April meeting, we will explain how all members can submit pictures for display. In the meantime, please keep in mind that we are currently restricted to 8″ x 10″ format (portrait or landscape) due to frame and matting limitations, as you take pictures this winter.
Thanks to the following photographers, whose pictures are now on display:
Bruce Turner
The next Camera Club meeting will be held on January 3rd, at 9:15 a.m.
Your images for the assignment and Fix my Pic must be emailed by noon on Friday, December 27th to be included in the slideshow. For details on how to submit photos, including formats and titles, go to our Pictures/How to Submit page.
The next assignment is Motion and these images will be shown at the meeting on February 7th.
See you at the meeting.
The featured presenter at our January 3rd meeting will be Freeman Keats speaking on “Project Photography”.
Freeman Keats is a photographer living in Carp, Ontario, Canada.
Freeman has studied at Algonquin College, graduated from the New York Institute of Photography, and has participated in the Master Class offerings at the School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa.
Freeman did teach photography classes through the City Of Ottawa and his work has appeared in several local newspapers and magazines.
Freeman is a member of Studio Zone V – a group of seven retired former executives who have now recreated themselves as fine art photographers.
His work has been exhibited at the Ottawa International Airport, The Balderson Gallery, a number of Canada’s Embassies, as well as several business establishments in the Ottawa area.
Freeman’s photographs have been shown in a solo exhibition at Trinity Gallery, Shenkman Centre, Ottawa, and also in Studio Zone V group exhibits at Spiral Gallery, Centrepointe Gallery, Atrium Gallery, and Exposure Gallery, in Ottawa and as part of Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival in Toronto in May, 2017 and 2018.
His work has been purchased by the City Of Ottawa, and these have been exhibited in a number of group exhibitions at the Karsh-Masson Gallery in Ottawa’s City Hall.
Freeman is also an active member of the West Carleton Arts Society and regularly participates in the group’s exhibitions as well as curating the artwork for one of its exhibition locations.
To see some of his work, check out his website, his instagram page or his almay page.
You can contact Freeman at:
The next Camera Club meeting will be held on Friday, December 6th, at 9:15 a.m.
Your images for the assignment must be emailed by noon on Friday, November 29th to be included in the slideshow. For details on how to submit photos, including formats and titles, go to our Pictures/How to Submit page.
The next assignment is Contemplative and these images will be shown at the meeting on January 3rd.
See you at the meeting.
The featured presenter at our December 6th meeting will be Henry Fernando speaking on “Contemplative Photography”.
From Henry’s website:
Henry Fernando is a photographer based in Ottawa, Canada. His two great passions in life are travel and photography. He believes that travel helps him discover a lot about himself. It provides him with a whole new perspective and understanding of this phenomenal world that we live in. Travel provides him not only with a sense of adventure, but it also opens doors to culture that do not revolve around fast food and social media.
Though originally trained in Biochemistry and later as an IT manager, he was always interested in photography. He experienced a renewed enthusiasm and appreciation for photography after taking a workshop in Contemplative Photography. The workshop opened his eyes to the rich and vivid colour and texture of the world around us.
Henry is trained in Contemplative Photography and studied Zen, Miksang, and Tao contemplative photography.
For more on Henry be sure to check out his website, his facebook page, and his latest eBook You Are Here: A Mindfulness Guide to Travel and Photography.
Added December 6
After Henry’s excellent presentation, he offered us free access to his eBook “Vision 365” available here.
