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Guy Tal and Michael Gordon Webinar Benefits Animal Rescue On December 20th, you can support a great cause and learn from two highly…
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Member Display at Left Fork Grill
Brent and Wendy Ovard will have 36 of their prints on display and for sale at the Left Fork Grill located at 68…
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Getting a Different Perspective
When visiting any famous sight anywhere in the world, one’s initial inclination is to always capture the standard and famous photo of the…
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No Cedars in the Cedar Mountains Wilderness…
…but there are plenty of junipers, raptors, mule deer, pronghorn, bobcats, a few mountain lions, and now and then, wild horses. In 2009…
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Scouting Out the Perfect Place to Shoot
I have been asked by people on more than one occasion how I decide where to go take my pictures? How do you…
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From the Sand to the Stars: Anatomy of a Desert Night Shot
Recently I came back from my first astrophotography-centric tour. It was a 10-day trip to the Middle Eastern country of Jordan with renowned…
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Jeff Clay
After working as a chemist, information technology director, and project manager, Jeff has finally decided what he wants to be when he grows…
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Celebrating Earth Day, Today and Everyday
Today is Earth Day! I’m guessing that many – if not all – of us celebrate Mother Earth just about every day. After…
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Zoom Tips Handout
Club Social Media Coordinator Randy Gerdes and Director Greg Smith prepared a Zoom Tips Handout to help members. If you are a logged-ion…
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PDF of “Planning Your Digital Afterlife” presentation by Randy Gerdes
On April 10th club member Randy Gerdes gave a presentation on how to plan your digital afterlife. A PDF of the presentation is…
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Approaches to Infrared Travel Photography
Much-respected, multi-awarding winning photographer Nevada Weir has been exploring infrared photography since the film days. Like me, when she converted to digital photography…
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A Serendipitious Image
We often think of serendipitous photographs as those amazing images that “just happen.” I would say “sometimes” but more often it happens because…
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Shadow-light
Shadows are the yin to light’s yang. Though, strictly speaking they are not always the opposite or absence of light, as some details…
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It’s Just a Sparrow
Bird photography is one of the most demanding, challenging, and rewarding genres of photography (at least to me). Birds are everywhere in nature,…
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HawkWatch International Presentation
On September 20th, Dr. Dave Oleyar, Director of Long-term Monitoring & Community Science at HawkWatch International gave a presentation about the organization’s network…
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First, Do No Harm
Last month another WCC’er pointed me to an article in the Seattle Times about the red foxes on San Juan Island. The story…
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You don’t take a photograph, you make it
Some years ago, back when I spent more time than I likely needed perusing online photography forums, I came across an interesting post…