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February Club Events
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Showcase: Destination Myanmar (Formerly Burma), Presented by Tom Getz
Join us on Monday, February 13 in Dining Room 2 of Clubhouse 4. Tom's show will strive for the unusual, such as Yangon's remaining synagogue, a rare Buddhist cemetery, murals, life in a monastery, cave art, folk dances, costumed nats (spirits), jumping cats, and a Burmese choir. The show will feature portraits, video clips, and ethnic music. Refreshments will be served beginning at 6:30 pm; the show begins at 7:00 pm.
Special Interest Workshop on Wildlife Photography
Join us on Tuesday, February 14 at 1:30 pm in the Photo Classroom of Clubhouse 4 for this special workshop presented by Mike Bray and Tom Getz. What's the secret of photographing wildlife? These two are masters, and they will share their secrets with us. What's it like to stare into the eyes of a Big Cat? How quiet do you have to be? How big a lens do you need? An outline and handouts will be provided, so come with questions and enjoy the images shown by Mike and Tom.
Multi-Subject Workshop. Led by Don Hill
Join us on Saturday, February 25 at 1:30 in the Photo Classroom of Clubhouse 4. These workshops are for anyone interested in learning more about their camera and about how to take great pictures with it. It's ia good way to become involved in the club.
Lecture: Color and Light in Nature
Join us on Monday, February 27 in Dining Room 2 of Clubhouse 3 for this fascinating lecture presented by Dr. David K. Lynch, Senior Scientist at the Aerospace Corporation. What is a rainbow? Why is the sky blue? Why is the setting sun red and flattened? What is an aurora borealis? Is it really darkest before dawn? Dr. Lynch will explain these and dozens of other questions about naturally occurring optical effects are explained with pictures and diagrams, along with tips on how to see and photograph them. Refreshments will be served beginning at 6:30 pm; the lecture begins at 7:00 pm.
Digital Lab Resources Available for Members
Camera Club members have new and updated resources available for use. For details, see the Resources page.
Volunteer Opportunities
Digital Lab Substitutes
Your Camera Club Digital Photo Lab at Clubhouse 4 has opportunities available and we would like to add your name to the list of Substitutes who fill in when Supervisors have appointments, vacations or are feeling under the weather.
This is a great opportunity for you to use your Digital Photo Lab computers to edit your photos, create photo prints on one of the high quality printers, scan your slides and negatives to digital images or scan and repair treasured photos to create digital images.
Please contact George Mellevold at lhcameraclub@gmail.com.
Education Committee
This volunteer committee reviews and approves training curriculum, evaluates training presenters and schedules training classes and workshops. The committee operates under the guidance of and is appointed by the LH Camera Club Third Vice President. If you have experience in developing or presenting training classes, have already developed training classes that you would like to offer to club members or have developed a workshop of approximately one and one half to two hours that you would like to present at a Special Interest Workshop, please email lhcameraclub@gmail.com, Subject: Education Committee. Please also let us know if you would serve as a training assistant.