• 38 members and 2 guests attended our meeting.
• President Jim Pollock introduced our guest speaker, Chad Barry.
Chad is a former Club member and now a professional photographer who gave a presentation he calls The Rock – A Land Apart, an exploration of Canada’s most eastern province and its inhabitants. Chad showed some of the spectacular photos that he has taken in Newfoundland, including the Cape St. Mary’s bird sanctuary, small fishing villages, Gros Morne National Park, and some of the interesting characters he’s met along the way. The Chatham Camera Club thanks Chad for his entertaining and informative display and looks forward to seeing him again soon.
For more from Chad, check out his YouTube video on
Five Things You Can Do To Improve Your Photography.
• Our next meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 24th when The Sarnia Camera Club’s Ian Sanderson will be our guest speaker. With the rise in popularity of cell phone photography, Ian will teach us how to improve our efforts.
• Jana Smith will present her travelogue.
• We will review our March CCC Photo Challenge submissions.
(to be submitted by March 15th by 11:59 PM)
– Novice – Long Exposure (slow shutter photography involving long duration shutter speed to sharply capture the stationary elements of an image, while blurring, smearing or obscuring the moving elements. The long exposure could be either during daylight or night.)
– Intermediate, Advanced, Salon – Macro (extreme close up photography in which the size of the subject is greater than life-size)
• Members are encouraged to bring a print of any size, any subject for display and discussion.
Anyone can take a picture. A person with passion sees the photo before it’s taken.
