Scott McNeill, a Northshore Camera Club member, will provide a presentation on photography during the wintertime.
When it is really cold outside, and you would prefer to be inside by the fire…”
The presentation will provide insights as to how to have some fun and make creative images in the cold. And there will be a discussion about photographic possibilities and photography gear and clothing needed.
Come see some of Scott’s winter images and listen to his insights, and share yours, about what and how to photograph subjects in the cold.
The presentation will start at 7:30 pm, doors open at 7:00 pm.
ACC Member, Fred Gold, will present a program on Sreet Photography at our next meeting.
Fred will discuss the difference between Portrait, Nature, Architectural, and Street Photography. After experimenting with the different classifications he has specialized in Street Photography for many years. At the current time, he has a solo exhibit at the North Shore Senior Center for the months of September and October using an unusual method of displaying the images. Fred will be showing some of his images as examples and for discussion.
The presentation begins at 7:30 pm and guests are welcome to attend.
We are happy to announce Mike Caplan’s presentation to our first meeting of the season!
Whether it is a shoot for Christian Dior Cosmetics, Fifth Third Bank, or a bird in mid-air, Mike Caplan’s eye for lighting and composition is distinctive and compelling. Extensive training has made him an expert with off-camera flash. Equally at home on location or in the studio, Mike’s technical skills are exceeded only by his ability to interact with people. His 30 years of broadcasting experience have made him a consummate communicator – a key to evoking natural and often whimsical expressions from his portrait clients.
Five Finches Feasting, by August GreydanusBlack and White, by Bob ReynoldsGreat Gray Landing, by Jan WeldHummer Harassing Barred Owl, by Jan WeldOld Dairy Barn, by Steve SeburnOwlet Duet, by Jan WeldSucculent, by Nancy SoosTentacles, by Bob ReynoldsThree Owlet Owls, by Jan WeldWatchful Cheetah, by Jan WeldWhat is he Thinking, by Bob ReynoldsWindow on a Broken Back, by Steve SeburnPondering a Mystery, by Fred GoldWalk Like an Egyptian, by Fred Gold
Small Monochrome
Bob Reynolds, “What’s He Thinking”, Award, Small Monochrome Print of the Month
Fred Gold, “Pondering the Mystery”, Award
Bob Reynolds, “Black and White”, Honorable Mention
Steve Seburn, “Window on a Broken Back”, Honorable Mention
Large Monochrome
Steve Seburn, “Old Dairy Barn”, Award, Large Monochrome Print of the Month
Jan Weld, “Great Gray Owl Landing”, Honorable Mention
Small Color
Jan Weld, “Hummer Harassing Barred Owl”, Award, Small Color Print of the Month
Fred Gold, “Walk Like an Egyptian”, Award
Bob Reynolds, “Tentacles”, Award
Nancy Soos, “Succulent”, Award
Large Color
Jan Weld, “Watchful Cheetah”, Award, Large Color Print of the Month
“Preparing for the Total Solar Eclipse” by Scott McNeill
Our March 20, 2024 meeting is a program my Scott McNeill. He will share his thoughts about taking photos during the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8, 2024.
Scott is long-time resident of Lake County and member of the North Shore Camera club. He has been making photographs for over 50 years. Scott likes to always seek new photographic opportunities. He likes to photograph what is in front of his lenses and share his knowledge with others.
Come join us on February 21 to see the presentation by Alan Shapiro “Creative Floral Photography from the Comfort of Your Home”.
Alan Shapiro is a passionate, award winning, New York based photographer and educator. He grew up on the creative side of advertising, working with clients around the world. In his presentation Alan will share some of his favorite home-made images, his workflow, setups and stories behind the images. This is a great timing to continue taking pictures even when it is cold outside.
We will meet at 333 Thomas Street, Arlington Heights, IL. Doors open at 7 pm, the presentation will start at 7:30 pm.
Join us to learn how to use your phone for better photography. This will be a workshop where Jerry Hug, a highly skilled photographer, will teach us the different phone apps, such as Snapseed and others, to improve your images.
The Arlington Camera Club was formed in 1988 to promote photography and improve the photographic skills of its members.
