Archive for March, 2010

Two of ‘em … Shoot & Show

I just wanted to pass along the link to the upcoming Shaw Fest 2010,  http://www.shawfest2010.com/ — Mark your calendars now, May 8-9 @ Shaw Air Force Base.

Also I got this via email this week, a chance to show off your work …

Carolina Gallery is sending out a call for entries to all professional and amateur photographers (over the age of 18).  Please see the attached poster file and share it with any other photographers you can.

Thank you,
Carol Beth Icard
Carolina Gallery

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News from our friend Richard Bernabe

I got this from our friend Richard Bernabe and thought I’d pass it along …
Have a great weekend,
Chris

All of my winter trips and photography is over and now I have my sights set on spring once again. I thank you all so much for all of the e-mails during the past few weeks, asking about the Belize trip (it was great) and upcoming workshops, classes and tours.

I forgot to mention the article I wrote in Digital Photo Magazine (it was the February Issue) on “Creative Landscapes.” Those who wrote in to say how much they enjoyed it – THANK YOU.

I just wanted to pass along a few reminders before spring is upon us for real.

Grandfather Mountain Nature Photography Weekend, June 4 – 6, 2010

Just a quick reminder that tickets for this event go on sale at Midnight, April 1. It will probably be sold out by 9:00 am and that’s no exaggeration – so if you plan on attending, call early and often on April 1. For more information, follow this link:

Grandfather Mountain Nature Photography Weekend

Upcoming Workshops

Many of the Waterfall Workshops this spring and summer are filling up. Make your plans now if you want to attend:

Waterfall Workshops in the Carolinas

There are two spots still available for Charleston in a couple of weeks:

Springtime in Charleston, South Carolina

And a one-day workshop in the Smoky Mountains, hosted by the Nantahala Outdoor Center’s new retail store in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, The Outpost.

A Spring Day in the Smoky Mountains

The weekend Smokies Workshop is sold out, so this is a good alternative.

If none of these events work for you, there are more here:

Richard Bernabe Digital Photo Workshops

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What a great mtg! — Here are your TERMS

WOW! I can’t think of any better way to celebrate your b-day/anniversary than with a group of your closest friends, a great presentation (speaker), good eatin’ and fellowship. For those of you that missed last night’s meeting, you missed a good one. A near record — if not new record — of 46 people were in attendance.

I promised and I’m delivering, here is a link to your photography terms (pdf) that I mentioned. Download, print, read and reread ‘em.

Happy shooting!

Chris

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New Manfrotto Joystick Heads

Just got this via email, thought I’d share …

Manfrotto is proud to present the new 327RC2 and 324RC2 joystick heads.

The new 327RC2 and 324RC2 are the latest generation of Manfrotto joystick heads, incorporating new technologies and materials to strongly affirm Manfrotto’s leading position in the photographic sector. Design, features and technical specifications have all been optimized to provide the ultimate in intuitive operation, speed of use, ergonomic comfort and high precision. The two new models will replace the existing 222 and 234RC2 heads. Learn More.

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Mtg this Thursday, PARTY TIME! ~ We turn 5!!

This month’s meeting marks the 5th anniversary of the Sumter Digital Camera Club — my how 5 years has flown by and the world has changed!

We have a party planned this meeting along with special guest, Ashley Ward, a Columbia based photographer that will be coming to share her work and some techniques to add “flare” to your images. Check out her website, click here. Ashley is a Lifestyle Portrait Artist. She provides her clients with on-location portrait photography — children and families — utilizing natural lighting.

The meeting will be held next Thursday, March 11, at 7pm in the community meeting room at Sumter Mall.

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