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.
The next monthly meeting will be held on Friday, October 6 starting at 9:15 a.m.
The agenda for the meeting is:
Opening Remarks
Presentation on Astrophotography by Gary Boyle
Panel discussion – to solicit ideas from members on ways in which to increase members (your) participation. The idea is for the club to be more “member driven”. (Debbie Pinard, Jay-Dee Purdie, John Williamson, Ron Pierce, Marg Jackman)
Presentation on the use of Generative AI in photography – Manfred
Slideshow of Member Images from the September Challenge on Contrasts