We have linked with The London Camera Club, a large and very active Photography Club in our S.W. Ontario region. With 115 active members and an extensive and informative web site, there is much to share and learn. Click HERE or at the LINKS tab in the lower right of this page to go to their Web site. As you browse their informative pages, be sure to check out the extensive “Photo Sites” link at the bottom left of the home page, or click HERE

A reminder about the meeting Saturday at 11:00am at the Chatham Chrysler Dealership Boardroom. Please make sure Glen has your photos from the Parrot shoot in his posession before Friday so he can get them onto a CD. Also, if you want to show a few, he will need to know which ones, and get them onto the laptop.

This time around we celebrate Herman Giethoorn, a long standing Member of the Chatham Camera Club. Although a man of many Photographic skills we concentrate this “Photo in Focus” on his skills as a “Macro” expert. Congratulation Herman!

A warm welcome to our 2 new members that participated in Mondays parrot shoot, Larry Broadbent and George Sabitz. Larry is a past member of the Camera Club and has joined the digital revolution. His main interest is in nature and macro photography. George likes to travel.

We had a very good turnout at the C-K Parrot Club in Blenheim. There were 13 members taking pictures. The parrots looked like they enjoyed the attention and were not bothered by the strong light of the flash. A meeting with members of the Parrot Club to view the exposures will be held Saturday, June 9th, at 11am at the Chrysler dealership in Chatham.

Just a reminder to all about the C-K Parrot Owners Club shoot at St. Mary’s Church in Blenheim on Monday evening May 21st at 7:00 PM. See You There.

Highlighting a Club Members Photo of Merit, this new page will tell the story of our Club and the memorable Photos that are part of our Club History. We hope you enjoy it! Congratulations to Les McCracken for his premier position to the photo in focus page.

Congratulations to Richard Armstrong for his award winning “Zebra Caterpillar” shot that was entered in the Canadian Association of Photographic Arts National Competition in the “Nature” Category. Richard was presented his Ribbon and Congratulations letter at last nights General Meeting.

Award winning Photos by Nelson Harrison and Glen Spooner, who received their awards earlier in the year are also on display. Have a Look under the “Photo Awards” tab.

Congratulations to all!