This Social Evening has been reviewed and is cancelled due the current Coronavirus/COVID-19 situation. (Bruce Shaw President March 15th 2020)
2020-03-19: This outing’s Approval has been “REVOKED” and is now cancelled.
Sign in at 9 am, Mount Ousley Carpark – leaving this car park at 9.15 am, or
Sign in at 10 am at dam grounds car park
Please advise Kaz if you are going to be late.
Photography opportunities – Landscape, water, nature, possible sunset if staying late
| LUNCH! There are plenty of spots to have a picnic or BBQ . Meet up in the dam grounds carpark at around 12.30pm for lunch – BYO!
Plus – tripod, spare batteries & memory cards, filters… Sunscreen, insect repellent, hat. |
More information will be circulated closer to the date.
This face to face meeting is cancelled. We will hookup via ZOOM to view and comment on the videos. The meeting will start at 7:30PM
Members videos can be streamed from Vimeo or YouTube as a sidebar while hooked up to ZOOM.
Added by John Devenish on 20/3/2020 Updated 31/3/2020
Due to the COVID-19 Virus the meeting will be held online using the Zoom software and is by invitation email to club members
Due to the COVID-19 Virus this external meeting is under review. Bruce Shaw 2020-03-19
Join Kiama Shellharbour Club for an interesting evening with Photographer Peter Eastway. This is an opportunity not to be missed.
It is suggested that members car pool and also take the opportunity of getting to the Warilla Bowling & Recreation Club by 6.00 pm., for an early dinner before the Meeting.
This will be a ZOOM Meeting. Members will get an email from the club. Visitors can ‘phone 0434 389 068 to get the meeting link.
Due to the COVID-19 Virus there is no member attendance. Bruce Shaw 2020-03-19
This will be a ZOOM Meeting commencing at 7:30PM The meeting will open ten minutes earlier.
Members need to have their video contributions open in their desktops prior to the meeting. “Sharing” of videos will be in turn.
Due to the COVID-19 Virus this meeting is under review. Bruce Shaw 2020-03-19
| 2020-03-19: This outing’s Approval has been “REVOKED” and is now cancelled.
Overnight Fright Experience (ages 18+ only): Friday 15 May 2020 (the movie screening for this date is Annabelle; 2014) AND/OR Cockatoo Island Tour: Saturday 16 May 2020 Overnight Friday : meet on site at 20.00 Cockatoo Island only (Saturday) meet on site at 11.00 am Train : Wollongong Station Platform 1 at 8.40, second last carriage from the rear. Change trains at Town Hall for Circular Quay. Catch the Ferry to Cockatoo Island Wharf, Side A. Woolwich. More information will be sent out closer the date. Cost : Admission to Island is Free. Overnight Friday costs vary depending on the number of people, for example, a Tent for two including Movie, Snacks, Tent with raised beds, linen, towels and chairs is $230.00. Transport, food, tours etc., are additional. |
Pointers for Discussion of Our Videos
- How did you get the idea for the video?
- Did you plan the movie before shooting footage?
- How did you develop the idea?
- Did you call on any resources?
- How did you make the music selection?
- How did you decide how to assemble the shots?
- What would you do differently if you were to make this movie again?
Due to the COVID-19 Virus there is no member attendance. Bruce Shaw 2020-03-19
Join us today for a discussion on last nights Competition and share a TimTam together
Tuesday is our Midyear Competition. Three members have their entries completed.
All entries will be “Shared” at this ZOOM meeting.
Before the competition viewing and assessment we will have a guest presentation by Gretel, teacher of a special school class, with editing by her son Callum. This guest presentation is a private viewing prior to showing to the class of 11 to 23 year olds.
Members will be sent on invitation to the Zoom delivery Ruth Brooks 2020-05-21
Due to the COVID-19 Virus there is no member attendance. Bruce Shaw 2020-03-19
Due to the COVID-19 Virus there is no member attendance. Bruce Shaw 2020-03-19
2020-03-19: This outing’s Approval has been “REVOKED” and is now cancelled.
An up close and personal encounter with the animals of Mogo Zoo led by professional wildlife photographer June Anderson. Also an opportunity to take our tourism dollars to our South Coast neighbours. There is so much to do in this area. Even if you don’t want to do the Mogo Zoom experience, come along for the weekend.
Saturday 27th 12 noon. The Mogo Zoom experience begins with lunch (included in price). There will be a two-hour presentation on how to shoot wildlife, settings, June’s recommendations etc. Make sure that you have signed on with Kaz.
Around 2.00 pm until 5.00 pm., head out into the Zoo shooting behind the scenes – mostly trekking in areas were the Public do not normally go. This includes interactions with the Rhino and Zebras. There will be access to portholes and fencing that is closer than what the public are allowed to go.
Sunday 28th approx. 0.7.30 – 2.00 pm. Before the Zoo opens, you will be able to see animals in the mist with beautiful soft morning light.
9.00 am, small break for morning tea (included in the price)
Then more animal experiences including going into the Meerkat enclosure.
12 noon finish shooting and have lunch (included).
Then a 1 hour session on using Lightroom (and Photoshop if required). Bring your Laptop.
Sunday 2.00 pm., Mogo Zoom experience finishes.
The rest of the weekend is at your leisure.
Note : Detailed information has been circulated to all members
Due to the COVID-19 Virus there is no member attendance. Bruce Shaw 2020-03-19
“Fungi and Bird Photography”
This will be a Zoom meeting. Glenn will speak about photographing fungi and post-processing.
Please contact the Club secretary or the Outings organiser for details.
Camera House from Campbelltown is visiting Wollongong. see flyer
Hot Spot: is open to everyone who wishes to contribute.
Discussion Point: the Framing and Lighting observations of the episode of Vera broadcast on Sunday 23 August.
Max and Ian have given their observations in emails. We can build on their contributions at this meeting. Time to have a second look before this Tuesday.
Revisit: Timelapse from last meeting.
Calendar: 2021 finalisation.
Topic TBA
This is an afternoon/evening walk at Purry Burry Point in Primbee
Contact Kaz for more info: photos@kazchilds.com or 0414 377 999.
What is Fine Art Photography?
It can be tricky to put your finger on a fine art photography definition. For instance, there’s often a fine line between commercial photography and photography art. There are also conflicting definitions on how to do fine art photography that make it even harder to nail down what constitutes a fine art photo. But let’s give it a shot.
It Starts With a Vision
One fine art photography definition: fine art photography involves bringing a vision to life. It involves creating something that previously only lived in your mind, as opposed to simply capturing what you see in an artistic way. It’s a way to express your emotions and the way you see the world—and to share it with others.
Tonight we have one of our regular presenters , Mark Kelly, who will give us many examples of before and after an image is taken and presented.
The course is fully booked but a second course is possible. Please contact the Outings Coordinator if you are interested in a second course.
Hang Gliding – Stanwell Park
*Weather permitting*
from 9.00am. Free.
Contact Kaz for more info: photos@kazchilds.com or 0414 377 999.
Postponed to 8 November Hang Gliding – Stanwell Park
from 9.00am. Free.
Contact Kaz for more info: photos@kazchilds.com or 0414 377 999.
Hang Gliding – Stanwell Park
from 9.00am. Free.
Contact Kaz for more info: photos@kazchilds.com or 0414 377 999.
“Converting Colour to Mono” and most of it is about Tonal Separation.
Bombo Headland
Sunday 15 November, 2020 from 8.00am. Free.
Contact Kaz for more info: photos@kazchilds.com or 0414 377 999.
In Bruce’s case it will be his journey in making AVs aka Audio Visual Presentations.
to Sue Martin between 24 November and 1 December from 5pm to 6pm.
Normal rules apply about size, mounts and uploading to My Photo Club. Don’t forget to put your name, the title, grade and section on the back. Printed labels from My Photo Club are best.
Sue’s address is 23 Murphys Ave Keiraville – the house at the front of the block. If you can’t get there between 5 and 6pm please ring Sue on 0408 271 937
