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.
The OCDSB is opening its MacSkimming Outdoor Education Centre to the public for one day on Saturday, September 23nd. Here’s a chance for club members to access a unique site and shoot some great nature images. More details here.
The slides from club member Ted Timmons’ excellent presentation – Oh The Places You Will Go – are available here. For more information, Ted included links on the second last slide.
The slides from Debbie Pinard’s excellent presentation: Find Wild Horses Find Yourself are available here.
Catherine Easton, the dedicated club member who prepares all our slideshows, says:
Hi Everyone:
I am a new volunteer with the Ottawa Wild Bird Care Centre and they are holding a photo contest to select bird photographs for the 2023 CALENDAR.
Each entrant is allowed to submit 5 photographs. I understand the judges will be Nina & Tony Beck.
I know several of the Executive and some members are fabulous bird photographers – and wondered if this would be of interest.
The DEADLINE IS Sunday August 1st 2022.
Contest details are avaiable here.
Thanks to club member Ted Timmons (who recently gave an excellent presentation on underwater photography) who recommended this video for members doing the current In-Camera challenge: Black and White (or monotone), Exposure Creativity, Embrace the Grain
Thanks for sharing, Ted
Cathine Easton, who puts together our slideshows every month, is a STAR!
She recently emailed me to say:
I sent my Cardinal photo to CBC TV weather guy Ian Black because he has a “fun weather photo” file where he shows a couple of seasonal photos sent to him by viewers each night on his CBC TV Weather segment each night at 6pm & 10 pm.
Well, I got an email from Ian Black today & he said he was showing the photo this evening. It was on the 6pm news & will be shown again on the 10 pm-11 pm TV News.
I think I’m allowed to grin.
Way to go Catherine!
You can review Ted’s excellent presentation on underwater photography as a PowerPoint deck or as a pdf.
Phil Tughan was inspired by Javier’s recommendation to shoot at Kanata’s Beaver Pond and reports:
To add to the info on the Beaver Pond, go to the pond by going to the end of Walden Drive at the east end of the pond. The parking lot is completely closed, but you can easily park on the road. The best photography is along the paved walkway along the south side and at the east end of the pond. The western half is marsh and not accessible.
I have attached some Blue Heron photos that I took early in the morning after Javier’s great presentation. These were taken at the east end of the pond at the water’s edge.
Thanks for sharing Phil
Kanata Seniors' Centre Camera Club 