On January 26 th , at 6:00 p.m., LPA is privileged to host a Zoom workshop with Tim Meyer. He will be speaking on “The Real Rembrandt”.
Rembrandt van Rijn is generally considered one of the greatest visual artists in the history of art and the most important in Dutch art history. He was an innovator, renowned portraitist, etcher and educator. Tim Meyer will walk you through his personal journey of discovery of many of Rembrandt’s techniques and innovations…more importantly, how they are relevant to today’s portraiture.

T

im will discuss:

• Rembrandt lighting
• The real Rembrandt lighting
• Portrait philosophy
• Artistic progression and growth
• Creative techniques
• The role of the client

Tim Meyer Bio

With over 37 years of experience, Tim Meyer (MFA, M.Photog.Cr.) has been internationally recognized and is well respected for his craftsman level technique and always evolving innovative style. In addition to having taught full time at Brooks Institute, Tim is honored to be sought after as a mentor, speaker and workshop leader worldwide.

Tim’s book, The Portrait - Understanding Portrait Photography, a comprehensive study of portraiture co-written with Glenn Rand and published by Rocky Nook, Inc., is available in English, German, Italian and Chinese and is in its second edition.

ZOOM INFO:

Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87317385789?pwd=aVJlSlNtYkkrTUd3Q1NqZGpydy9Pdz09
Meeting ID: 873 1738 5789
Passcode: 337538

On December 8, 2020 at 8:00 p.m., David Swindler from Action Photo Tours in Utah, will be presenting a wonderful webinar about Night Photography for Lancaster Photography Association and the Southern California Roundup Chapter of PSA.

Producing stunning night images requires the right gear, great shooting techniques, and post-processing expertise. During this talk, David Swindler will cover how to choose the best cameras, lenses, and accessories for low-light outdoor photography.  He will walk you through the three levels of night photography and discuss the in-field techniques that are used.  Finally, he will talk about shooting with post-processing in mind and touch on advanced topics like stacking, tracking, and blending. With the right set of skills, you can effectively overcome the limitations the camera puts on you when shooting at higher ISO’s.

So join us for a great time of learning! We will be hosting the meeting by Zoom. Here is the Zoom info:
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Photojournalism With Amy Harris

6:00 p.m on Zoom - Link below

Amy Harris will be speaking to us about her photojournalism experiences. Amy Harris is a freelance photojournalist, writer, and engineer who resides near Cincinnati, Ohio and New Orleans, LA. She specializes in music and entertainment photography. For the past four months, Amy has pivoted to news coverage of Civil Unrest in the United States following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, MN.

Her work can be seen in various publications and websites including: Rolling Stone, AP Images/Associated Press, NY Times, Washington Post, National Geographic Books, Fodor’s Travel Guides, Forbes.com, The Guardian, Paste Magazine, Lonely Planet Travel Guide, and Delta Sky Magazine.

WHEN: August 25th, 2020 at 6:00 p.m.

This will be a private webinar for our club members and for whomever you wish to share the registration link:
https://www.bigmarker.com/wildside-nature-tours/Making-the-Most-of-the-Wildlife-Photographic-Experience-When-Preparedness-and-Skill-Meet-Luck
 
About The Webinar:

Wildlife photography is unlike any other style of photography in that our ability to understand, find, and know our subjects is key to our success. What is it that helps separate great wildlife photographers from good ones? What skills, habits, tips, and knowledge do you need to take your wildlife photography to the next level? When does technical and creative exposure come together to produce brilliant images?

Agenda

• Introductions & Greetings
• Preparedness - Before & When You are in the Field
• Skill - Wildlife Photography Skills
• Luck - When Preparedness & Skill Meet at the Right Moment

 

WHEN: August 18, 2020 at 6:00 p.m.

This will be a private webinar for our club members and for whomever you wish to share the registration link:
https://www.bigmarker.com/wildside-nature-tours/GALAPAGOS-The-Enchanted-Islands3-2020-08-18-09-
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Kevin Loughlin, owner of Wildside Nature Tours, has led 39 tours to the Galapagos Islands as of 2019. This destination is truly one of his favorite places in the world and going back time and again only reinforces that love and desire to return.

As Kevin shares some of his many images made during his many trips to the Galapagos, Kevin will discuss the many aspects of Galapagos history, geology and, of course, the amazing wildlife to be seen and enjoyed!

Kevin's most recent projects include working with author John Kricher to completely rewrite John's book, "Galapagos a Natural History," published by Smithsonian in 2000 and reprinted a few years later by Princeton Press. With Princeton Press, Kevin and John will be updating the text as well as recreating the book in full-color using Kevin's images.

The link below is where you can register for the free webinar, sponsored by Lancaster Photography Association. Please share this link with your friends: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-visual-power-of-contrast-lancaster-photography-assoc-tickets-113839444844.

Why is contrast so critically important -- HOW and WHERE you use it makes all the difference!

• Did you know you can actually control your audience to follow a path in your images in a certain order and sequence?
• Are you aware that carefully placed contrast plays a critically important role in whether your images are experienced in a pleasing way, or with strain?
• Have you mastered the secret of making an image come to life and “pop?”
• Need ideas to improve the “resting place” for your viewer’s eye as they navigate your image?

These critical components of powerful images can all be significantly enhanced by the proper use of contrast. There are special techniques that can be accomplished in-the-field as well as during post-processing that will amaze you.

• 6:00 p.m  - Lewis Kemper will be doing a Zoom webinar for us about "Light, Color and Composition - Tips to improve your photography." It should be a great presentation! 
• Download the Zoom app to your computer, Ipad or phone and join us for a great workshop.
• Make sure to disable your video and audio. You will be able to ask questions on the Chat option.
•  Zoom Info: Topic: LPA Workshop with Lewis Kemper
  Time: Jun 23, 2020 06:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
  
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On February 25 th , 2020, LPA will have a workshop on creating a photographic portfolio. Joanne Stolte will be presenting. The meeting will be at 6:00 p.m. at the Antelope Valley Senior Center.

Developing a sequence of related images, a photographic portfolio, allows a photographer to explore a subject or concept in greater depth and with more subtlety than the single, high initial-impact image which does well in photography club competitions and International Exhibitions.

The PSA Portfolio Distinction program encourages photographers to produce a body of work that reflects their personal style and photography interest. The process of developing a Portfolio provides a situation where the photographer learns to "see," "analyze," "blend," and "utilize" their photography in a fresh, original way. As a photographer progresses through the Portfolio Distinction levels they are challenged to demonstrate increasing competence, originality, and innovative skills.

Joanne Stolte, HonPSA, MPSA, EFIAP, ESFIAP, has been on the PSA Portfolio Committee since the inception of the PSA Portfolio Program in 2015. She took the PSA Portfolio Assessors Training Course and was responsible for setting-up the facility and making all the arrangements for the first PSA Portfolio Assessment. She produced an educational Program regarding Portfolios which she presented at the PSA Conference in 2016 and 2017. She has continued to refine and adapt this program as she has presented it to area clubs and at FotoClave in northern California last October.