What's On 2018 Archive
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This will be followed by an entertaining musical slideshow review of our photography throughout 2017.
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Mary will explain how star trails photography can be done with the basic equipment most members are likely to have already (or can borrow). Including all the camera settings you need and how to use the star trails stacking software to produce the final result. After the break she will also show us how to create a gorgeous star trails time-lapse video. The software she recommends is free of charge so you can do this without spending loads of money!
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Dave will discuss the problems with low light, such as focussing and exposure and show ways to overcome them. However, low light photography is not all about overcoming the lack of light. Dave will show it's about using the ambient and artificial light you have, manipulating them and the exposure settings of your camera to produce many different effects that can transform the images you capture.
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Ann’s website showcases the diversity of her work while her passion for photography, particularly the challenging world of insects, is widely recognised.
From garden nature to far-off destinations and from landscapes to cityscapes, Ann’s photographs reflect her interest in shapes, colours, vibrancy and textures. She is heavily influenced by beautiful imagery and specialises in capturing form, delicacy and detail.
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There will be the opportunity to try out both genres depending on whether or not the skies are clear. Light painting can go ahead even if it is cloudy.
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One of his first real projects was based around 2 trips that he made to Chernobyl, scene of the devastating nuclear disaster in 1986. His talk will be about that project and the infrared techniques used, as well as some of the more recent projects that he is working on.
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He has been giving presentations to many local groups – not only local photographic groups - and whilst much of his photographs have mainly been taken in Africa he has recently been to Japan where there is a plethora of wildlife, including plants, insects and animals, that one doesn’t expect.
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He will bring along examples of macro lenses and filters so that you know what you will need if you haven’t got them already.
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Exact details where we will meet at Greenham Common and the parking arrangements will be sent to members a few days prior to the evening.
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This will be conducted in a non-critical way but we hope that we all can learn from one another. Previous sessions like this have increased the knowledge of all individual members substantially.
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When digital cameras appeared Neil decided that this was going to be the future of photography and he got his first digital Nikon camera in 2001. Apart from giving photographers a change in working practices it gave them control over their workflow. But for Neil the biggest single thing it did was open up the gates of creativity.
To Neil, photography is about being inspired to capture and print beautiful pieces of fine art.
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