Chatham Camera Club

 
Featuring the 3 winning ‘Best Photos’ from the 2007-2008 Season.

Margaret Chrysler – Advanced Division
 
 

Doug Woodman – Intermediate Division
 
 

April Sansen – Novice Division
 
 
 
In Memoriam – A Tribute to Earl Reynolds

‘Agawa’

‘Twisted Winter Tree’

‘Yellow Lawn Bicycle’

 
 
Featuring Carson Plant

‘Milkweed Pod’ was Carson’s entry at March 19 ‘Open’ Competition
and one of two top mark earners at 24 points.

‘Old Man’

‘Cashe Lake’ Panorama, Algonquin Park

 
 
Featuring Margaret Manson

This photo of a crab is one of Margaret’s entries in the clubs ‘Open’ category
competition.

Useful Island

Ushuaia

 
 
Featuring Sheri Nydam

Sheri Nydam is back this year after a brief hiatus and takes a wide variety of shots.
This window in a window gave her one of the top marks in our last competition.

Here, she has captured a Monarch Butterfly on a clover.

 
 
Featuring Herman Giethoorn

Herman Giethoorn, a long time member of the Chatham Camera Club is an avid “Macro” Photographer and is the Club interface with the Canadian Association of Photographic Arts.

Shooting with a Nikon digital SLR and his Sigma 105mm EX DG 1:1 Macro lens the details never escape his eye.

 
 
Featuring April Sansen

April Sansen, a Club member and enthusiastic amateur Photographer submitted these two photo’s in a recent Club exercise in which the theme was to be “Yellow”. Not only did she integrate the theme “yellow” but also added frosting by integrating it with perhaps the two most popular Photo subjects, our “Kids” and “Pets”.

This exercise was perhaps one of her first shoots with her new “Canon Digital Rebel”. Congratulations April, on your conversion to Digital and your exceptional submissions.

 
 
Featuring Les McCracken

Les McCracken, a member and Past President of the Chatham Camera Club took this shot with a Nikon Coolpix 5700. Proof once again that great shots are not exclusive to SLR cameras.

Located on the King-William-Jahnke block of Downtown Chatham, the Retro Suites Hotel is an amalgam of several historic buildings.

Les’ original Photo now resides in the homes of over 100,000 residents of Chatham-Kent. Congratulations Les!

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