Jeff Clay
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Resizing Digital Images
Image resizing remains a persistent challenge for some members. Despite good intentions, a significant number of submitted images are still being resized incorrectly,…
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A Brisk Walk in the Sahara
I returned at the beginning of October from a two-week trip to Algeria that included nine days camping deep in the southern Sahara.…
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Winter in Iceland
In January of 2025 three camera club members — Greg Smith, John Berneike and Jeff Clay — joined a Winter in Iceland tour…
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Saharan Sleep
A timeless song drifting on warm airs.Motes dancing in twilight’s fading beams.Clear night settling, ancient suns dancing.The Dark … calming, cooling, caressing.Embraced we…
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Exposure Newsletter – Vol 4 Issue 1
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Clear Thoughts on Clouds
For a landscape photographer, clouds can make an image, just as the lack of them can break one. Whether high wispy cirrus, aggressively uplifting orthographic…
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1-Hour Nighttime Timelapse
My wife and I took a short, 7-day trip to Iceland two weeks ago. We were fortunate to have generally beautiful days to…
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In a Different Light Project Slideshow
Board Chair Jeff Clay has been exploring the world of digital infrared photography for over 20 years. He has a compiled a representative…
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The Gift
Tenacious it isTaking root, seeking the lightWind, rain companions Words and Image Jeff Clay
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Traveling the Creative Continuum Presentation
On August 5th, 2025, photographer and educator Steve Giardini gave a Zoom presentation on ways and approaches to pushing your creative explorations. For…
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Exposure Newsletter – Vol 3 Issue 4
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Creating a Personal Photography Project
On June 25, 2025 New Jersey photographer and instructor Arik Gorban presented a webinar on how to plan and execute a creative photographic…
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Anatomy of a Deepscape
What is a deepscape you might ask? Most of us are aware of nightscape / Milky Way landscape photography. Those are forms of…
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The 3 (+1) Travel Lens Setup
As modern digital photographers we are all, to some degree, slaves to the continual cycle of upgrading. Kept in thrall we are to…
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Forgotten Melody
How did that song go?Shuffling our feetMusic from the pianoSo warm and sweet Belting togetherChorus and verseDuet foreverFor better or worse But harmony…
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Wander, Wonder
Time and tide has but left us to beAlone to wander the land the seaGifted each and one to wonder freeWith little hazard…
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Level Up Workflows
A Level Up workshop was given on 8-April and four presenters gave detailed workflows for different aspects of photography. The Workflow documents can…
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Exposure Newsletter – Vol 3 Issue 3
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Lines, Angles, Patterns, Light & Shadow
Working with light is the easy truism of what photographers do: no photons, no image burned on sensor, plate or film. But really…
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Patience and Persistence Pay Off
On the last full day of our recent winter Iceland tour I awoke to a major white-out of a snowstorm. We were in…
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Sentinel
Under skies brightI stand uprightSparse it may rainStill I remainSun hurts me notPerched crows my lotCome back next yearI will be hereUnbendableI Sentinel…
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Creative Cell Phone Photography by Nancy Ori of PSA
On January 14 Nancy Ori gave a smart photo photography presentation to the club. If you are logged in as a member you…
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Exposure Newsletter – Vol 3 Issue 2
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When an Antelope Isn’t
The U.S. Geological Survey claims there are eight islands in the Great Salt Lake. Other sources put the number at nine or ten.…
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Celestial Seas
Unfettered, sail heavenwards — on wings of ionsThrough gates of gossamer glow — into wondrous realmsStarry way-posts beckoning — worlds to discoverSoar in…
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Jason Cameron
Born and raised in the photogenic state of Utah, Jason is a lifelong lover of the art and practice of photography. Ever since…
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Exposure Newsletter – Vol 3 Issue 1
Exposure September 2024 – PDF link
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A Three Hour Tour: Iceland by Helicopter by Jeff Clay
In August Board Member Jeff Clay had an 8 hour layover in Iceland en route to a week trip to Greenland. Rather than…
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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…