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Try It...You'll Like It by Diane Brunovsky
Pelican at Sunset by Diane Brunovsky
Great Egret in Pose by Diane Brunovsky
Addie's Rose by Diane Brunovsky
Herring Cole Hall by Nancy McNamee
Truckin' by Bob Kochenthal
'007 by Sam Cheung
New York Street by Nancy Madacsi
Baltimore Checkerspot by Mike Tracy
Wild Orchid by Mike Tracy
Looking Up by Marv Kaminsky
October by Donna Romanick
Gone to Seed by Peter Rathgens
Mom! Mom! Mom! Mom! Mom! by Steven Van Houten
Rodeo Jake by Randy Pobutkiewicz
Oxbow Bend, Grand Teton National Park by Michael Bellush
That Morning in Monument Valley by Mary Fettes
Metal Worker by Mary Fettes
Forgotten Craft by Don Rubino
Hallway at Sandy Hook by Virginia Kolstad
Fourth of July by Virginia Kolstad
Yellow Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly by Virginia Kolstad
Belmar Pro Finalist by John Scalera
Free Falling by Edwina MacDonald
Final Destination by John Scalera
Snacking on a Cone Flower by Frank Urbaniak
1940 Ford Deluxe Coup by Gary Bainbridge
Shy Fox by Marv Kaminsky
Old Leaves, New Petals by Susanna Lee
Arik Gorban to Lead Photo Walk for SCC Camera Night Arik Gorban will lead the club in a nigh/blue hour camera walk at the club meeting on Wednesday, April 26. The meeting will start at 7 PM to ensure that we are able to take advantage of the light at that time. Non members are welcome to join us for this photo walk. Recent Events Thank you to Nick Palmieri for his excellent presentation on Bridging the Creative and Technical Aspects of Photography. It was an excellent presentation and a great opportunity to reconnect with one of our excellent New Jersey photographers. Thanks to Hazel Meredith for her presentation on processing photos of old buildings, cars and other found objects Wednesday, March 8. Her use of various applications and filters to achieve different results was fascinating. We also were treated to a presentation on Tuesday, March 7 on what makes a good competition photo by Peter Lekos. Peter had judged the SCC Nature Competition and offered to provide some advice on preparing photos for competition. In spite of technical issues, Phil Echo did a great job of covering how to use Flash in Wildlife Photography during his presentation at the club meeting last night, Wednesday, February 22, 2023. Phil also gave us the benefit of a preview of his second presentation on Histograms. Both presentations were informative and full of good information. A special thank you to all of our speakers for their support and time to share their knowledge and expertise.
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