Lights Out Workshop

Wasatch Camera Club is pleased to announce the Lights Out: Dusk and Nighttime Photography workshop, which will take place Saturday, Sept. 18th.   This workshop will be conducted by WCC’s own Scott Stringham.  Scott has a significant amount of experience with night photography and light painting; we are very pleased to have his knowledge and talents at our disposal for this workshop.

Working with Models Workshop Big Success

Based on conversations with most everyone at the Working with Models workshop is was a very positive experience. Eight photographers and seven models worked together to make some truly exceptional images. We had a very attractive and enthusiastic group of models, all of whom I can assure you will receive some wonderful shots for their portfolios. At the same time club photographers received invaluable experience not only in working with the models, but in using a professional, fully equipped studio.

Call For Entries

A group of local photographers are sponsoring a one-day photo show at the Gallivan Center. The submission period closes on Friday, 20-August so start combing through your files. 25 of the best images will be printed for the show and potentially sold as well. See details at http://www.saltcity50.com/

Field Trip to the Weber County Fair: August 14th

Our next Field Trip will be to the Weber County Fair on Saturday August 14th meeting @ 5PM. There may be opportunities to include the crescent moon in pictures.

Deadline for Submissions to the Photo Essays Workshop has been extended

Due to the low number of submissions for the Photo Essays Workshop, the deadline to submit your Photo Essays for critiquing has been extended.  Once we have a new confirmed workshop date with Djamila, we will add the date to the club's calendar as well as send another message.  In the meantime, please continue to develop Photo Essays.  Questions can be sent to submissions@wasatchcameraclub.com

Previous postponed workshop now re-scheduled

Due to weather concerns the Architectural Tour of SLC workshop had been cancelled in mid-June. We are pleased to announce that is has been re-scheduled for 30-September. For details please go to the page dedicated to this workshop.

August 15 set as deadline for club shirt orders

If you are interested in ordering an official, heirloom quality, one of a kind Wasatch Camera Club golf shirt it's time to bust into the photo gear piggy bank and count up $45. Due to cost constraints, we're not holding these in inventory, we're just going to do a special order. With it being August already, I'm planning on closing the order opportunity mid-month.

Matthew Adams Responds to Claim of Ansel Adams Images Found

If you missed it, supposedly a treasure trove of old Ansel Adams prints and negatives have been found estimated to be worth close to $200 Million. Others aren't so sure about their authenticity. In a well-reasoned statement, Matthew Adams -- Ansel's grandson -- writes clearly of his doubts.

More doubt has been sown by the niece of another photographer. She claims the found works were actually created by her late, and not-so-legendary uncle, Earl Brooks.

Field Trip Report & Image Gallery: White Pocket, Horseshoe Bend and The Wave

Check out the field trip report from this past weekend's White pocket / The Wave trip as well as the image gallery that will be populated over the next few weeks.

Wildlife Frozen in Time and Space

Incredible shots of insects and other animals captured mid-stream, mid-flight, mid-meal. The photographer -- Scott Linstead -- uses fast shutter speeds and strobes and seeing this makes me glad that I primarily shoot landscapes! Check it out...http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/gallery/2010/jul/21/wildlife-photography-scott-linstead

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