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Autoway Ford
on US 19 (34th St) and
24th Ave N.
Please Park on 24th Entrance is on side of building, Look for sign
Contact Jim Swallow for additional details.
Bay Area
Sunrise & Sunset times
Sunrise: 6:52am
Sunset: 8:04pm
Twi: 8:29pm
Moonrise: 5:35am
Moonset: 6:55pm
Monthly Themes for 2011
February: Food
March: Faces
April: Creative Use of Text
May: Birds
June: Flip Flops
July: Coastal Elements
August: People at Work
September: Somewhere out there
October: Automobiles
November: In The House
December: Best 2011 & Project Presentations
Photography Newsletter May 2011
Since the recording process is instantaneous, and the nature of the image such that it cannot survive corrective handwork, it is obvious that the finished print must be created in full before the film is exposed. - Edward Weston
This Months Theme is
"Birds".
Join us at 6:15 p.m.
Because of our new meeting format you must send your photos to me by Wednesday night or bring them to the meeting before the
6:45 deadline. No exceptions
Our meetings will be starting
on time this year
Send your images to me by Wednesday night or you may bring them to the meeting. Please bring only 2 images. Theme related or your best images from the past month are acceptable
Remember to size your files no larger than 1024x768 at 100ppi and they should have your name in the beginning example of your files could be
(Jim-Swallow-food-2-11a.jpg)
It helps tremendously by having all your images together at the end of the year by you using the same method each and every month. Thanks
Summit Executive Center Exhibit
"Fruits and Vegetables"
View the highlights and winners here
Next Show will be
"
Black and White and One Color "
Submit your images ASAP
Frame day will be announced at the meeting
Photo Club Day Winners Announced
Check out the highlights page here
Scavenger Hunt
First Place:
Carolyn Pavonetti— OnOne Photo Suite 5.5
Second Place:
Kathleen Kelly —Nik Color Efex Pro 3
Third Place:
Alex Spassoff — Choice of Topaz Software
Honorable Mention:Mary Kwapil
Photo Challenge
First Place:
John Oakes — OnOne Photo Suite 5.5
Second Place:
Patti Krumeich — Photomatix Pro
Third Place:
Manny Bonewitz — Choice of Topaz Software
June Meeting is Thursday June 2nd
Theme is "Flip Flops"
Photoshop Tips
How to Apply Textures to Uneven Surfaces
HDR Photography from Realistic to Fantastic
Turn Your iPhone Images Into Art
Tilt-Shift Photography Photoshop Tutorial
Color Correction with the Curves Eyedropper in Photoshop
Spring Photoshop Freebie Stuff
Photographic Inspirations
From the Edge with Peter Lik
on the weather channel thursday nights at 8
Baby Eagle's first flight thrills onlookers
Story with member Kathleen Finnerty
SNAP Orlando
Celebrate the photograph Event
May 4th through the 8th
Orlando
Check out the web site with all the details
Photographing Farms Could Constitute Trespassing
Check out the legislation here
introduced by State Senators Jim Norman (District 12) and Alan Hays (District 20), would make photographing farm land without the written consent of the property owner a misdemeanor is currently making its way through the Florida State Senate.
To keep this bill from moving any closer to becoming a law, we urge you to contact your state legislators (both the House and Senate) to ask them to not support this measure. To find out who your state representatives are, and how you might contact them, visit:
Membership Info
Membership is $40.00 a year. See link above for additional info
Bay Area Photographic Exhibits
Photographic Art Society Exhibit
"Fruits and Vegetables"
Florida Museum of Photographic Art
Classic Images: Photography by Ansel Adams
“Classic Images” includes 72 images - all black and white - that he personally printed for his daughter. This is one of his museum sets, a portfolio he conceived in the 1970s, as the best images from his career. Landscapes dominate the group, complemented by some close-up nature works, portraits and architectural subjects. Adams reveals his own emotional responses to the subjects, making them far more than mere records of a place.
The fifteen sections of the exhibition encompass Adams’ work throughout the country from 1921 through 1968. His devotion to the American wilderness is evident in his photographs of several national parks - especially images of his beloved Yosemite.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
"Your 15 Minutes of Fame" is the perfect forum is to share your photographic work with the community and to view other photographers' projects and meet the artists at this regularly scheduled photographic event.
Learn more about and how to sign up for Your 15 Minutes of Fame.
LECTURE: Ansel Adams: His Methods and Influence on Contemporary Photography. Join us on Sunday, May 1, 2011 at 2:30pm for a lecture by Professor Tom Carabasi,
photography department head at the Ringling College of Art & Design in Sarasota.
Herb Snitzer: A Jazz Memoir
January 28 - May 15, 2011
Saint Petersburg Museum of Fine Art
Familiar and Fantastic: Photographs from the Dandrew-Drapkin Donation
February 19-June 12, 2011
This engaging and diverse exhibition celebrates two stellar gifts to the Museum of over 12,000 photographs from The Ludmila Dandrew and Chitranee Drapkin Collection. One of the most expansive photography collections in American private hands, The Dandrew-Drapkin Collection is rich in imagery by unknown or itinerant photographers, Americana and vernacular works, photojournalism, documentary photography, portraiture, and landscape, and it contains almost all known photographic media.
Familiar and Fantastic spans more than 100 years and features over 100 images. It is the first in a series of exhibitions organized by the Museum from these magnanimous donations. Highlights include daguerreotypes by Antoine Claudet, John Jabez Edwin Mayall, and Marcus Aurelius Root; a rare ambrotype portrait of James Cutting by Mathew Brady; and albumen portraits by Nadar and Etienne Carjat. Durandelle’s stunning composition documents the building of the Paris Opera and is featured along with historic images from an album on the construction of the Panama Canal.
Digital Images for the group should be jpeg files 1024x768 at 100ppi files names should be initials, month,year, title example (jim_swallow_treeballet_0409.jpg). You may also bring prints that are matted image area should be at least 8x10
Kari Sheppard May 5th
James Seaton May 8th
Tom Carnahan May 11th
John Hartung May 13th
Gideon Richnitz May 15th
Rick and Ruth Stoop 5/15
John Sagert May 22nd
Debbie Terhune May 23rd
Dan Tolly May 26th
Kari and Chris Sheppard 5/28
We are part of the Florida Camera Club Council. You may visit their web site Here
Our group is not affiliated with any other photography group in the bay area. We will help you promote your group on our site and in our e-mails if you wish. Please Contact Jim Swallow with your club information to be included
Software Discounts
OnOne Software Discount Code "PHSY"
Lake Shore Camera Exchange
Support your Local Photography Retailer Today
Web Site
The Camera Cure
A Saint Petersburg repair facility for camera repairs, sensor Cleaning and more check them out here
Zebra Color Lab
Bay Area's Best Black and White and E6 Lab
Check I-Tunes under Photoshop for a ton of free Training
Jim Swallow at jim@photographicartsociety.org
The Society was designed to
Inspire, Challenge and Educate You in The Art of Photography.
Next Meeting is Thursday June 2nd at 6:30 p.m.
Bring your 2 best images