Harbor Hills Photography Club
& First Field Trip Announcement
The newly formed HHPC was well represented by eleven enthusiastic photographers in our second meeting held on November 3, 2006. Three of those attending were new to the club. Welcome!
Members’ photo expertise ranges from pro to pre-beginner*. (*defined as 'yet to purchase' a digital camera!) Several members have already benefited from knowledge gained in one-on-one sessions, including (1)blogging, and (2)critical features to look for when purchasing a new camera. One-on-one sessions continue with club members meeting separately during the week. Thanks to our pros who have already donated their time and knowledge!
Picasa software was reviewed and demonstrated by Barry Pressman. The goal is for all club members to be familiar with Picasa as the club’s standard software. Pros are available to help any member, just ask! Try it out and bring your questions about it to the next meeting.
The group critiqued pictures sent to Barry by club members. This was a very helpful and informative exercise. Many photographic techniques were highlighted and discussed as these pictures were reviewed. Contributing photographers were: Lew Jones, Pat Cople, Kathryn Dannelly, Dave Elie, Barry Pressman and Nikki Hoffman.
Announcing our FIRST FIELD TRIP to Alexander Springs. The spring is a major recreation area in the Ocala National Forest with abundant local flowers and fauna.
When: Friday, November 17th.
Where: Alexander Springs
Meet: In clubhouse parking lot at 8:30AM. Don’t be late!!
Please contact Barry directly to sign up.
The next regular meeting will be in three weeks, on Friday, December 1 in the Clubhouse (Bay Room), starting at 1:30 pm.
Additional December meetings, starting at 1:30PM:
December 15 - Room to be Determined
December 29 - Bay Room
Web site of the Week: Tips from the top floor. “A digital photography podcast with tips and tricks for the digital photographer.” Check it out!
Many thanks to Lew Jones for our feature photo. His lovely wife Marian is enjoying the view on a recent ocean sail.
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