OUR MEETING is tonight April 11  (Tuesday) at 6:00 pm at the NPB Library.

Our speaker is Scott Joshua Dere, who will discuss his landscape photography and his other fabulous work. 

You can view some of his work and learn more about Scott and how he came into photography as a profession at:  https://theelementsofnature.net/artist

A REMINDER ABOUT DUES.

For those who have not yet renewed your membership for 2023.  At the upcoming meeting, please bring a check payable to Lighthouse Camera Club for your dues or we will remove you from our email lists and programs.   Please include your email address and your membership application so we can update our records.  The application is here MEMBERSHIP FORM.  If you do it on your computer, RESAVE it with your name_LCC .pdf and send it to lighthousecameraclub@gmail.com

Recap  What’s coming to the Lighthouse Camera Club?  

• MAY PHOTO THEME is “LONG EXPOSURE”.

 What do we mean by “Long Exposure”?.  

  Long exposure refers to a technique where you keep the shutter open for an unusually long period of time. So instead of capturing an image in a split second, you trigger the shutter button and wait – often for minutes or even hours – until the exposure is finished!  Using this technique you can capture lights moving along a highway or along the intracoastal on a dark night, or to capture motion.  Many of us use it for photographing lightning or Fireworks at the 4^th of July.  An example, in the picture at left, you capture the movement of the clouds and the water while the rocks remain still.

A good article with tips for using Long Exposure is at the Digital Photography School Website:  https://digital-photography-school.com/step-by-step-guide-to-long-exposure-photography/

If you have particular topics you want us to discuss at our club meetings, please reply by return email to Jeff Ornstein and Dina Biblin (LitigatorBarbie@comcast.net).

See you tonight!

Dina and Jeff

OUR NEXT MEETING is  April 11  (Tuesday) at 6:00 pm at the NPB Library. Your photos for the April meeting are due this coming Sunday, April 9. 

     Our speaker at the April 11 meeting will be Scott Joshua Dere, who will discuss his landscape photography and his other fabulous work. 

You can view some of his work and learn more about Scott and how he came into photography as a profession at:  https://theelementsofnature.net/artist

WE NEED YOUR MONTHLY THEME ( BIRDS ) PHOTOGRAPHS!  

The theme for the April meeting  is “BIRDS” and we look forward to seeing your creations.

Your photographs in .jpg format 1200 px Longside 72dpi are due to Jeff Ornstein jefforns@comcast.net by Sunday, April 9.

We also need your Alter Images (the April alter- Image is here for download )

ALTER THE IMAGE FOR YOU TO DOWNLOAD

and any you would like your colleagues to Critique.  All members can submit up to six (6) images based on the monthly THEME  for the slide show we present at each meeting.   

As always, please send your images to Jeff (email above) or Steve DaPonte (he will forward to Jeff) at 72 dpi, with the long side at 1200 pixels (same as always).  DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING is 8:00 p.m. Sunday night, April 9, 2023. 

At the April 11 meeting, we also will attempt to have mini-lessons on upcoming theme topics, such as the use of “Long Exposure”, which will be the theme for your May photograph submissions for the Club.

The Club membership also should discuss best possible date and location for our Club picnic and we NEED VOLUNTEERS to help with the Picnic and to photograph various events for the Village of NPB.  Please bring questions about photography skills and or equipment to this meeting so our more experienced photographers can answer them for you.

A REMINDER ABOUT DUES.

For those who have not yet renewed your membership for 2023.  At the upcoming meeting, please bring a check payable to Lighthouse Camera Club for your dues or we will remove you from our email lists and programs.   Please include your email address and your membership application so we can update our records.  The application is here MEMBERSHIP FORM.  If you do it on your computer, RESAVE it with your name_LCC .pdf and send it to lighthousecameraclub@gmail.com

GROUP EVENT PLANNING      If anybody wants to go with others as a group to photograph any scene, put your notice on our FaceBook Page or respond to Jeff and Dina, so we can post it.  Juno Beach Pier always good for sunrises.  A west side of Palm Beach Island alongside the bridges also makes for good Sunset photography with the skyline in front.  Birds are easy to find at Wakodahatchee and Green Cay.  Long Exposure and WEATHER are upcoming topics.  Sometimes, filming at a beach when a storm is on the way can make for beautiful photos.  We are still working on a date to visit Busch Wildlife Center as a group.

Recap  What’s coming to the Lighthouse Camera Club?  

• On Tuesday, April 11, our speaker will be Scott Joshua Dere.  (Take a look at his portfolio at this website:  http://scottderephotography.com/Portfolios).  See above for description of the meeting.  Including, planning the Club Picnic.
• MAY PHOTO THEME is “LONG EXPOSURE”.

Since this is the week to ask the “Four Questions” (for those who celebrate Passover), some of you may ask this question:

 What do we mean by “Long Exposure”?.  

  Long exposure refers to a technique where you keep the shutter open for an unusually long period of time. So instead of capturing an image in a split second, you trigger the shutter button and wait – often for minutes or even hours – until the exposure is finished!  Using this technique you can capture lights moving along a highway or along the intracoastal on a dark night, or to capture motion.  Many of us use it for photographing lightning or Fireworks at the 4^th of July.  An example, in the picture at left, you capture the movement of the clouds and the water while the rocks remain still.

A good article with tips for using Long Exposure is at the Digital Photography School Website:  https://digital-photography-school.com/step-by-step-guide-to-long-exposure-photography/

• On Tuesday, May 9, our tentative speaker/presenter is award-winning photo journalist Dave Burnett, who resides in Washington DC and Palm Beach Gardens.  To find out more about Dave, take a look at this video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyFQwunqFso    He will inspire us.  As discussed above, the May theme will be photography with Long Exposure.

• Tuesday June 13, speaker TBD.  The theme for June is OBJECTS IN MOTION.  You can even try using your long exposure techniques for this monthly assignment!

If you have particular topics you want us to discuss at our club meetings, please reply by return email to Jeff Ornstein and Dina Biblin (LitigatorBarbie@comcast.net).

See you next week,

Dina and Jeff

We have a speaker workshop this Wednesday (Feb. 22) at 6:00 p.m.

at the North Palm Beach Public Library meeting room.

 This program is for members of the Lighthouse Camera Club, only.

Julie Adair King, author, instructor and photographer, will join us for

“What’s Wrong with this Picture and How to Fix it”. 

Julie has brought the joy of photography to millions of camera enthusiasts and is the bestselling author of many books about digital imaging, including For Dummies guides to Nikon, Canon, and Olympus digital cameras. She also has penned books about Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Photoshop Elements, and photo retouching.

Julie is not only an entertaining instructor, but will try to answer your questions relative to this topic and your camera functions after her presentation.  When not writing, she offers photography and photo-editing workshops as well as private instruction, and has taught at top photography schools including the Palm Beach Photographic Centre.  A native of Ohio and a graduate of Purdue University, Ms. King resides in West Palm Beach, Florida with her new rescued puppy, “Jimmy”. 

Feel free to bring a beverage (coffee, water, bourbon, etc., but only in a closed container, please), to sip during the program.  Remember to bring your dues ($30) if you have not already paid them for 2023.  And, since we have a speaker, please try to arrive on time and turn off your cell phones. 

See you there,

Dina

Dina Biblin, President

Lighthouse Camera Club

We have a speaker workshop this Wednesday (Feb. 22) at 6:00 p.m.

at the North Palm Beach Public Library meeting room.

 This program is for members of the Lighthouse Camera Club, only.

Julie Adair King, author, instructor and photographer, will join us for

“What’s Wrong with this Picture and How to Fix it”. 

Julie has brought the joy of photography to millions of camera enthusiasts and is the bestselling author of many books about digital imaging, including For Dummies guides to Nikon, Canon, and Olympus digital cameras. She also has penned books about Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Photoshop Elements, and photo retouching.

Julie is not only an entertaining instructor, but will try to answer your questions relative to this topic and your camera functions after her presentation.  When not writing, she offers photography and photo-editing workshops as well as private instruction, and has taught at top photography schools including the Palm Beach Photographic Centre.  A native of Ohio and a graduate of Purdue University, Ms. King resides in West Palm Beach, Florida with her new rescued puppy, “Jimmy”. 

Feel free to bring a beverage (coffee, water, bourbon, etc., but only in a closed container, please), to sip during the program.  Remember to bring your dues ($30) if you have not already paid them for 2023.  And, since we have a speaker, please try to arrive on time and turn off your cell phones. 

See you there,

Dina

Dina Biblin, President

Lighthouse Camera Club