2008 PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Unless otherwise
noted, programs are held at the Sertoma Arts Center, 1400 Millbrook Road,
Raleigh @ 7:30pm
Meetings usually start with 10 minutes of club business.
Click on the links below for more information about each event.
CCCC Field Trip - Yates Mill County Park
Location: Yates Mill County Park
Date: Saturday Jan 12th
Time: 3:30pm - sunset (5pm)
note: meet Mary (2008 CCCC field trip chair) in the parking lot @ 3:30pm
For directions see: http://www.wakegov.com/locations/yatesmill.htm
Paul Seay: "My 11 week immersion in photography, RMSP Summer intensive 2007"
"Taking It To The Next Level" : We’re excited about exploring creative photography with “The Barefoot Contessa” !! See her website for more details about Margo and her husband Arnie. As an extra bonus John Pagliuca will be there to answer any printing questions you may have.
CCCC Field Trip: Architecture
Location: Downtown Raleigh
Meeting Time: 8:00 - 8:15am
Meeting place: Parking Lot on Jones
Street (across from State Archives building. (11)
Pizza party , then slide shows by Phyllis Weldon, "Exploring the Aegean", and Don Simpson on his trip to Utah.
This is a members only meeting because of the Pizza Party. Please ask
your guests to come another night.
Contact Linda Jones by July 1st for information and sign-up for the pizza
party. We need to know in advance how much pizza to order.
lljone1@bellsouth.net
and Photographic Craftsman in the PP of A. He also holds Fellowships inthe American Society of Photographers and the Institute of Professional Photographers of England. He spent 15
years with the Eastman Kodak Company giving over 450 programs to professional photographers throughout the US and 28 other countries. His program will describethe "grand trip" that photography has taken him on.
spend a bit of time discussing gear, a good portion on image composition
and technique, then a bit about the technicals of example images. I'll
most likely present around 20-25 images.
Scott Hotaling
Mike Dunn, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
"Macro Magic -- A Closer Look at Nature"
Mike Dunn says that macro photography has helped open his eyes to some
of the "marvels of nature that surround us here in NC and beyond."
This program will highlight some of these "miniature natural history
mysteries" and offer tips on macro photography subjects
(a focus on insects, spiders, wild flowers, etc.) and techniques (gear,
where to look, and how to get close).
Documentary photography is one of the major disciplines of photographic
> practice. The history of the practice is rich with names like Walker
> Evans, Dorothea Lange, Eugene Smith, Robert Frank, Mary Ellen Mark, Gary
> Winogrand, and Eugene Richards. The tradition of documentary photography
> is especially rich in the American South, where Evans, Lange, Wolcott,
> and others developed the tradition as they documented the effects of the
> Great Depression among rural Southerners. John N. Wall, a former member
> of the Capital City Camera Club, will discuss with us the documentary
> approach to photography using historic examples as well as examples from
> his own work. Wall holds a Certificate in Documentary Photography from
> the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University. He has exhibited
> his documentary photographs at the Horace Williams House in Chapel Hill,
> the Raleigh Municipal Building, and the Center for Documentary Studies.
> He has also published a portfolio of this work in the North Carolina Folklore Journal.
2009 Calendar
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