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Finally, thanks to those of you who have responded to our EVITE for the annual dinner. There is a sign up sheet included for any sides you would like to bring. If you haven't seen it, please check your SPAM or just send me an email and I will count you in.
DON'T FORGET: There is a $10 fee for dinner that will be collected at the beginning of our evening. Please try to bring exact fees as to make collection easier for our treasurer.
January 2nd, 2020 will be our Education meeting. Peter Florczak will give a presentation on "How to Edit Your Photos for Completion". This will be a free-form meeting with, hopefully, lots of audience participation. Although he will be using Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop, plus various plugins, most of these techniques can be used with almost any photo editing software. The members will have a chance to input ideas, such as "...wouldn't this be better as a vertical, or as a black and white, or I think it's too sharp, etc." Let's all come out, support the club, and start off the New Year right!
January 16th, 2020 is our PRINT competition night. The ASSIGNMENT is Street---must be obvious that the image was taken out on the street/outdoors in a public place. We suggest that you arrive a little earlier than 7 PM so that you can enter all of your prints in a timely manner
The 2019 GSACC Yearbook can be download from our website at:
https://www.gsacc.org/competition-rules--how-to-enter.html
Also, to participate in the competition, you must be a paid member, but visitors are always welcome at our meetings! No membership required, but t's easy to join. Just go to the "Joining & Contacting GSACC" page, or you can even do it at the meeting.
DON'T FORGET: There is a $10 fee for dinner that will be collected at the beginning of our evening. Please try to bring exact fees as to make collection easier for our treasurer.
January 2nd, 2020 will be our Education meeting. Peter Florczak will give a presentation on "How to Edit Your Photos for Completion". This will be a free-form meeting with, hopefully, lots of audience participation. Although he will be using Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop, plus various plugins, most of these techniques can be used with almost any photo editing software. The members will have a chance to input ideas, such as "...wouldn't this be better as a vertical, or as a black and white, or I think it's too sharp, etc." Let's all come out, support the club, and start off the New Year right!
January 16th, 2020 is our PRINT competition night. The ASSIGNMENT is Street---must be obvious that the image was taken out on the street/outdoors in a public place. We suggest that you arrive a little earlier than 7 PM so that you can enter all of your prints in a timely manner
The 2019 GSACC Yearbook can be download from our website at:
https://www.gsacc.org/competition-rules--how-to-enter.html
Also, to participate in the competition, you must be a paid member, but visitors are always welcome at our meetings! No membership required, but t's easy to join. Just go to the "Joining & Contacting GSACC" page, or you can even do it at the meeting.
Upcoming Photo Assignments
ASSIGNMENTS 2020:
Images submitted for the following months must have been taken after November, 2019. Assignment subject must occupy approximately 25% of the image area except on subject except where specifically waived. We voted at the December meeting to use the ASSIGNMENT category for the first 6 months of competition (January thru June 2020). The TRAVEL category will be used for the last 6 months (July thru December 2020)
Images submitted for the following months must have been taken after November, 2019. Assignment subject must occupy approximately 25% of the image area except on subject except where specifically waived. We voted at the December meeting to use the ASSIGNMENT category for the first 6 months of competition (January thru June 2020). The TRAVEL category will be used for the last 6 months (July thru December 2020)
- January --- Street---must be obvious that the image was taken out on the street/outdoors in a public place.
- February --- Cityscape---a view of an urban area that contains at least 5 structures.
- March --- Nightscene---break out the tripod and capture an image after dark.
- April --- View from the top---an image taken from above the subject
- May --- Reflection---look for the picture in a shiny object
- June --- Shadows---let the shadows be the major part of the image with detail remaining in the shadow area.
Please note that we now have a NEW FaceBook page. John Kain did a great job of putting it together and it is already seeing a lot of activity. It's where you can find out the latest on what's happening in GSACC. Plus just some very interesting topics.
Why not log in and join the conversation, and let us know what you think.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/www.gsacc.org/
Why not log in and join the conversation, and let us know what you think.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/www.gsacc.org/