The repairs to the Mlacak Centre roof and parts of the interior, that were started in May 2025, are almost complete. Work has proceeded on schedule and the contractor expects all work to be done before the end of August.
This means that we will be returning to Halls C and D for our next Camera Club meeting on September 12, 2025.
Here are a few different ways to create a Triptych for those of you who want to submit (up to 3 allowed):
Also, when you submit your triptych, please indicate if you would like to talk about one at the meeting (similar to how we do the Monthly Review of photos). For those of you non-procrastinators who have already submitted :), send an email to contact@ksccc.ca if you would like to add one of your already submitted images for review.
See the images from Debbie’s inspired presentation, click here
You can review the slides from Manfred’s interesting post on image formats here.
On Friday, April 5th, 2024, Irwin Reichstein will give an overview of nineteenth-century photography including visual examples of photographic processes and photographers.
Irwin Reichstein was a professor in the School of Computer Science at Carleton University before retiring in 2015. While at Carleton, his research interests included microcomputers and numerical applications. Irwin has written several articles on nineteenth-century photography in Montreal. He has given presentations on early photography at various venues.
If you missed Stephen Stephen’s excellent presentation on the mammals of Etosha National Park or you just want to look at some of his great images again, click here.
For more information about Nature’s Tapestry Photo Adventure Tours, click here.
Ginny Fobert (who has made several presentations to our club) and 3 other artists are opening the new Carleton Place Gallery on Thursday, August 24th. Location, hours, contact information, and other details are on their website.
They’re only 25 minutes away. Why not take a look.
We wish them good luck!
Special Fellow by Paula Brown
The next monthly meeting will be held on Friday, June 2nd starting at 9:15 a.m.
The agenda for the meeting is:
There is a free photographic exhibition at the ‘Galerie Montcalm’ in Gatineau. This exhibition is based on RENKU, a collective poetic form. This exhibition comprises 54 photos.
The images are on display from March 16th, the date of the vernissage, to April 30th.
Click here for more information.
Michelle Faber
You can review the slides from Manfred’s excellent presentation – “Still Life Photography – An Overview” here. Note that you can click on the links in his pdf for more detail.
Manfred also recorded a video which you can watch:
