Friday, December 16, 2011

January 5th Agenda

FYI: Presentation at the American Society of Media Photographers Brian Smith


camerajojo  http://photojojo.com/store/

Review Decembers assignment "Holidays"


January's assignment "Shoot something ordinary"
Look around your house for something ordinary to shoot. Better yet, open a kitchen drawer and take out any object.  Now using just one lens, shoot it from different angles and depths of field.  Then let some direct sunlight shine through it or bounce a flash on colored paper.  This exercise can be done anywhere in your house.

Read more: http://www.digital-photography-school.com/see-the-extraordinary-in-the-ordinary#ixzz1iV4Ll0x4












Presentation by Jason Jacopian and Eric Barth

“From Camels to Cleanrooms” -  Team members from Micron’s Communication Support team will share the photographic knowledge they’ve gained on their many shoots around the world.  Manager of the team, Jason Jacopian and Photographer/Cinematographer, Eric Barth will share the group’s (as well as personal) philosophy, strategies, tactics and images.  They’ll also share some not-so-great images, from behind the scenes, depicting the many challenges they face every day on the road.










Wednesday, December 7, 2011

December 8th Agenda

Review "Hands" assignment

Assignment for December "Holidays"














Introduction to Digital IR Photography
With the digital revolution in photography over the past decade or so, creating interesting and surreal images using the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum just beyond the hum-drum visible wavelengths has never been easier. Since silicon is strongly absorbing in the infrared, it is easy to adapt or convert your camera to take these fascinating images. Michael Lindemann will share some information on getting started with digital infrared photography. If you haven't already, I highly recommend trying it out and augmenting your photography catalog with infrared images!


Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Nov 3rd Meeting agenda

November's assignment "hands"














SmugMug site presentation

Photo walk review

Review October's silhouette assignment

Tripod discussion lead by Dylan McMaster















Expand your view - Learn How to be more Creative by Brent Lindsay

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Micron Photo Club Meeting Agenda October 7th

Review last months photos "hard drivin"

October's Photo Assignment Silhouette
Tips for taking Silhouette 
For ideas take a look at these silhouette shots
Example provided by Brent Cheffings














Our presentation is provided by Robert Gifford

Every semi-serious photographer will eventually be asked to shoot a wedding.  Your first and arguably correct instinct will probably be to run, but this experience can be survived and even enjoyable.  Robert Gifford will share the story of his experience photographing a wedding for the first time at an outdoor wedding near McCall, ID.  










Monday, August 29, 2011

Micron Photography Club Agenda September 2nd

Septembers Assignment "Hard Drivin"
Your client is a music producer who has collected a dozen tracks from a variety of artists.  The music, he claims, is excellent for road trips.  All that is required now is a cover.  The image must have something to do with driving.”  Album cover text optional





























Review fair Pictures

Name Category Ribbon
Kunal Parekh Other Honorable Mention
Angela Parekh Monochrome Abstract 3rd place
Angela Parekh Portrait 4th place

Tor Osthed Night Scene Honorable Mention

Brent Lindsay Architectural 4th place
Brent Lindsay Night Scene 1st place
Brent Lindsay Farm Scene Honorable Mention

Janell Martin Architectural 2nd place
Janell Martin Children - Portrait 3rd place

Robert Gifford Nostalgia 1st place
Robert Gifford Children & Babies 1st place
Robert Gifford Children 3rd place

Dylan MacMaster Night Scene 1st place
Dylan MacMaster "How The West Was Fun" 2nd place

Glen Hush Idaho 1st place
Glen Hush Close - Up 1st place
Glen Hush Creative 3rd place

Steve Zerza Human Interest 3rd place

June Gempler Landscape 2nd place

Joseph Sher Portrait 2rd place

Eric Stave Human Interst 1st place

Presentation by Monte Stiles


Monte Stiles - Several years ago, a growing interest in photography gave me an opportunity to rediscover everthing that is wonderful about life - a life filled with amazing people, places, and creatures.  Although I stil work as a prosecutor, I now spend more of my time seeking out beautiful landscapes, climbing mountains, tracking wildlife, and captureing it all with my camera.













Wednesday, August 10, 2011

August 11th Agenda

Idaho Statesment's Idaho Outdoor Photo contest
7 Dylan MacMaster, 8 Glen Hush, 9 Richard Puzio, 10 Glen Hush,
11 Richard Puzio, 13 Glen Hush, 16 Glen Hush, 20 Charles Knowles,
21 Charles Knowles, 26 Dylan MacMaster

Review assignment "Landscapes with the focus on Foregrounds"

August Assignment "Hard Drivin"
“Your client is a music producer who has collected a dozen tracks from a variety of artists.  The music, he claims, is excellent for road trips.  All that is required now is a cover.  The image must have something to do with driving.”  Album cover text optional.


Here’s a couple of samples that might work – from the Puzio collection:



Presentations

Presentation on a lightpainting technique by Brent Lindsay
While doing the 30 photo assignment I came across this lightpainting technique by Eric Curry. He has a website called American Pride and Passion where you can see some of his pictures.  I will be going over how I did this pictures plus a video from Eric.







Process Portraits by Glen Hush
Glen Hush will present a demo on Portrait retouching using Photoshop and Portrait Professional.  The demo will include skin smoothing, skin tone, enhancing eyes, teeth, hair and other surprises.

Friday, July 1, 2011

Micron Photo Club Meeting Agenda July 2011

Business

Review June's Photography assignment "Sunsets / Sunrises"

July's Photography assignment "Landscapes with the focus on Foregrounds"

http://www.digital-photography-school.com/pay-attention-to-foregrounds
http://www.digital-photography-school.com/foregrounds-in-photography
http://www.suite101.com/content/foregrounds-in-landscape-photos-a49305
http://www.digital-photography-school.com/11-surefire-tips-for-improving-your-landscape-photography

This month's presentation:
Glen Hush will share his experiences from shooting in Jackson Wyoming.  You might consider this a “pre-trip” planning session if you are planning on visiting the Serengeti of North America anytime soon.



Wednesday, June 1, 2011

June 2nd Agenda Micron Photo Club Meeting

Business: Talk about picture assignment location
June's Assignment: Sunset / Sunrise

Review May assignment "Flowers with"

This month's Presentation:
Chad Case is an award winning professional photographer, published travel writer and videographer that has been published in National Geographic Adventure, National Geographic Traveler, Holland America, Mountain Travel Sobek, National Wildlife, The New York Times, Outside, Sunset, Backpacker and numerous other publications. He lives in Boise, Idaho and shoots Editorial, travel, corporate, advertising, stock, and wedding photography.


Chad became interested in photography upon returning from boot camp for the Air National Guard and worked at a commercial photography studio in Boise while attending college. After five years in the studio, Chad moved to Alaska where he worked seasonal jobs as a commercial fisherman and firefighter which allowed him the time off to travel and build his stock photo library of outdoor landscapes and adventure travel.

In addition to his own photography Chad operates Idaho Stock Images (ISI), Idaho’s premier stock photo agency. Representing over 60 photographers with more than 20,000 images online at www.idahostockimages.com, ISI provides stock imagery to advertising, corporate and editorial clients worldwide. Chad also teaches workshops on photography and the digital darkroom and workflow.

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

May 5th Photo Club Meeting Agenda

Business:
Sharing of photo magazines and books
Discussion site on flickr
MPC outing

Review last month's assignment "Down Low"

This month's assignment "Flower with.."
You will take a picture of a flower or flowers with the word you will draw at the meeting.
If you will not be able to attend the meeting then you can choose one from this list: Chair, Glass, B&W, Blue, Green, Red, Vehicle, Door, Window, white, Black, Reflection, Water

This month's presentation:
Richard Puzio will present sport's photography.  Richard has created quite a few posters for various althetic teams which have been a big hit with his customers.  He will share his ideas and techniques for creating great sports shots.






Thursday, April 7, 2011

Micron Photo Club Meeting April 7th Agenda

Review March assignment "lightpainting"

April's assignment "down low"
http://www.digital-photography-school.com/20-examples-of-low-angle-photography















Presentation by Tor Osthed

My background/motivation in photography

Nature/landscapes.

     Brief processing notes

Portraits.

     Tips and techniques in working with subjects of all ages.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

March 3rd Meeting Agenda

March Photo assignment "Light Painting"
Link's for instruction
Cameradojo 
Lost America
Example from Dylan MacMaster
What world did I wake up in today?

Example from Brent Lindsay
Day 11
Review members photos for February's Assignment

Rick Hooper -Review of the 28 day challenge.  How he managed the assignment, what he learned and did it help his photography.
DAY 18

Chuck Knowles - Review of his 28 day challenge.  How he managed the assignment, what he learned and did it help his photography. 
Day 25:  Pancakes Mmmm

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Agenda February 3rd Photography Meeting

Club business:
Review "Rule of Thirds" picture assignment

Next Months assignment - Thirty day Challenge February 3rd to March 3rd
Take a picture every day for a month then post the best 3 pictures.
Flickr site

 
This month's presentation:
Nature Photography by Vishwanath Bhat


Vishwanath Bhat is a self taught nature photographer with great passion for photography. He started shooting in 2005 with a digital point and shoot camera (Kodak DX7590), and in 2008 he upgraded to Nikon D80. Vishwanath likes to shoot various types of nature subjects including grand scenic, intimate landscapes, and closeup images by paying attention to the details such as light, composition and mood that differentiates a snap shot photograph and a good photograph. In this presentation, Vishwanath will cover some of his favorite nature photographs and discuss them in some detail.