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The monthly meeting will be held online on March 4th at 9:15 a.m. using Google Meet. For information on how to use Google Meet for our meetings go here. A link to the meeting will be posted on our website the morning before the meeting.

The agenda for the meeting is:

• Opening Remarks
• Review Online Meeting Procedures
• Slideshow of Member Images from the February Assignment on Silence
• Presentation by Ted Timmons on “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!, Oh, the Things You’ll See!, Oh, the Money You’ll Spend!, My Journey in the World of Underwater Photography ”
• Concluding Remarks

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Ted Timmons will give a presentation entitled “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!, Oh, the Things You’ll See!, Oh, the Money You’ll Spend!, My Journey in the World of Underwater Photography ” on Friday, March 4^th, 2022.

Ted started on his journey with photography when his grandfather gave him a rangefinder camera when he was a young lad. The journey did not move along much until high school when he got his first SLR and was part of the yearbook team. Life got in the way in the form of work and family putting photography into the hobby category. He traded in the SLR for a point and shoot.

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As a follow-up to Sandy Sharkey’s excellent presentation on February 4th, this website provides current information into the issue of massive mustang roundups by the Bureau of Land Management in the US- and how we can add our voices to save them.

The monthly meeting will be held online on February 4th at 9:15 a.m. using Google Meet. For information on how to use Google Meet for our meetings go here. A link to the meeting will be posted on our website the morning before the meeting.

The agenda for the meeting is:

• Opening Remarks
• Review Online Meeting Procedures
• Slideshow of Member Images from the January Assignment on Guilty Pleasures
• Presentation by Sandy Sharkey on “How Photography Can Elicit Positive Change in the World”
• Slideshow on the In-Camera Project Challenge – Focus – Depth of Field, Soft Focus, Selective Focus and Bokeh
• Information by Phil on the next In-Camera Project Challenge – Manual Mode or Getting Off Auto
• Concluding Remarks

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Sandy Sharkey will give a presentation entitled “How Photography Can Elicit Positive Change in the World” on Friday, February 4^th, 2022.

Sandy is a well-known personality in Ottawa, having been a morning show radio announcer for over 25 years. Her long-time passion has been photography, especially photography of wild horses. She is a professional equine photographer who travels extensively to capture the beauty of wild horses. Through her many public speaking engagements Sandy raises awareness about the issues facing wild horses.

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The monthly meeting will be held online on January 7th at 9:15 a.m. using Google Meet. For information on how to use Google Meet for our meetings go here. A link to the meeting will be posted on our website the morning before the meeting.

The agenda for the meeting is:

• Opening Remarks
• Review Online Meeting Procedures
• Slideshow of Member Images from the December Assignment on Shapes (lines, curves, geometry)
• Presentation by Ross Laing on “Getting Your Images off Your Computer”
• Presentation by Manfred Mueller on the KSCCC Facebook Group
• Concluding Remarks

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We are pleased to welcome back Ross Laing, a member of our KSCCC family, to give us a presentation on “Getting Your Images Off Your Computer” at our  Friday, January 7th, 2022 meeting.

Remember when we used to share photos through photo albums…. or when we could sift through and reminisce about trips or family events through the pictures stored in shoeboxes? These days we may post images on social media, but they tend to be very temporary and never seem to have the legacy or take on the iconic status of the old shoebox photos. How many of us have thousands upon thousands of images hiding somewhere on a computer hard drive, never or rarely ever to be seen by others? Ross’ presentation will explore several ways by which we can share our photography with others, with a particular emphasis on the creation of photobooks as a means of preserving memories and sharing our creativity with wider audiences.

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