Edison Photo Society

Film, digital, tradigital, fine art, landscape and nature explorers, career seekers and snapshot-makers are all welcome members of the Edison Photo Society.  This exciting time in the world of photography is explored at monthly meetings and fun shoots held throughout the year. Competitions and photo displays are held throughout Miami, Shelby and Darke counties. Come join in the fun!

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

“If you are out there shooting, things will happen for you. If you’re not out there, you’ll only hear about it.” – Jay Maisel

FEATURED PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE MONTH - DECEMBER

 

 

Street Light John Thiebeau, Treasurer	Graffiti Russ Martin, Information Technology	Mare and Colt Ron Frederickson, Information Technology	Tea Cups Sherri Flock, Secretary	Black and White Fall Photo Winner Van Via, Club Member

 

Please click the link to display Photographer of the Month photos

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Meeting Dates:
Meetings are held the last Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in Room 418 (ECC Photo Lab) unless otherwise posted.  Meeting dates are: 

 Upcoming Events:
 

The Winter Show at Edison The Winter Show is now being featured at Edison through January 27th, 2009.  This year's theme is "Travel".  Please stop by to check out the exhibit. Winter Hike Several members are planning on going to Hocking Hills January 17th for the annual Winter Hike.  Anyone interested in going please contact Russ Martin rrm.photo@gmail.com for details.

Labs are Available:
Anyone interested in attending a lab needs to email Jane Giangulio at: Jgiangulio@edisonohio.edu or photonook@woh.rr.com

Tips of the Month

1.  Adding a copyright symbol to your work. 

For MAC users, press option, +G

For PC users, if you do not have the key on your keyboard, Turn the Num Lock on, hold down the ALT key and press 0,1,6,9 on the number pad, then release the ALT key.  (If you do not have a number pad on your keyboard, check your user's manual for "How to simulate the number pad".

2.  When learning about a new camera you should use the Owner's Manual.  Also grab any sales brochures about your model or visit the manufacturer's Web Site. 

TIP - The marketing team will do a better job of selling features.  WHY?  They will key in on the benefits of the features and "why" you need to use the features rather than just "how" to use them.

 

Tips courtesy of Jane Giangulio

 

WHAT IS IT?

Image by Kimberly Neuenschwander

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Photographer of the Month - ARCHIVES

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