Illustration generat
ed by Google GeminiBack by popular demand\, the Wasatch Camera Club has been invited to present another show at Gallery 24 in Torrey\, Utah.
\n \nJoin us at th e opening reception\, September 26\, Gallery 24\, Torrey\, UT.
\n \nThis year's them e is all about the detail.
\n \nThis exhibition gathers photographs made in close conversation with grand places. These are not the postcard views. Each image reflects purposeful at tention to the small miracles found in the vastnes s of great landscapes.
\n \nRathe r than the sweeping vista\, we find the detail: a canyon wall's mineral streaking\, a pawprint in sa nd\, the architecture of shadow inside a slot no w ider than a doorway. In choosing intimacy over gra ndeur\, these images ask viewers to stay\, to look longer\, to let scale reveal itself slowly rather than all at once. This collection features attent ion to the particular\, unrepeatable conditions of a brief moment\, a casual bend in a wash\, a flee ting streak of light across stone that will look d ifferent tomorrow and different again in a hundred years.
\n \nAbout the show
\n \nThe show will run October 3 - December 31. Finished framed images should be no larger than 24" on the long e dge and must have a cleat or wire for hanging. Th e space can accommodate approximately 25-30 prints . Prints may be for sale\, or marked as NFS at th e artist's choice. Items must be dropped off no l ater than September 22. We will attempt to arrang e transport for images from Salt Lake City\, but t his cannot be guaranteed.
\n \nPhotographers may submit two images\, and must use the filename protocol: Lastname_Firstname_Image_ Title. An example is Doe_Jane_Floating_Leaf. Be sure to change the filename using this format.
DESCRIPTION:Back by popular demand\, the Wasatch Camera Club h as been invited to present another show at Gallery 24 in Torrey\, Utah. \n \n \n \n Join us at the opening reception\, September 26\, Gallery 24\, To rrey\, UT.\n \n \n \n This year's theme is all abo ut the detail. \n \n \n \n This exhibition gathers photographs made in close conversation with grand places. These are not the postcard views. Each i mage reflects purposeful attention to the small mi racles found in the vastness of great landscapes.\ n \n \n \n Rather than the sweeping vista\, we fin d the detail: a canyon wall's mineral streaking\, a pawprint in sand\, the architecture of shadow in side a slot no wider than a doorway. In choosing i ntimacy over grandeur\, these images ask viewers t o stay\, to look longer\, to let scale reveal itse lf slowly rather than all at once. This collection features attention to the particular\, unrepeatab le conditions of a brief moment\, a casual bend in a wash\, a fleeting streak of light across stone that will look different tomorrow and different ag ain in a hundred years.\n \n \n \n About the show\ n \n \n \n The show will run October 3 - December 31. Finished framed images should be no larger th an 24" on the long edge and must have a cleat or w ire for hanging. The space can accommodate approx imately 25-30 prints. Prints may be for sale\, or marked as NFS at the artist's choice. Items must be dropped off no later than September 22. We wi ll attempt to arrange transport for images from Sa lt Lake City\, but this cannot be guaranteed. \n \n \n \n Photographers may submit two images\, and must use the filename protocol: Lastname_Firstna me_Image_Title. An example is Doe_Jane_Floating_L eaf. Be sure to change the filename using this fo rmat.\n \n CATEGORIES:Exhibits CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=America/Denver:20260926T170000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260926T170000 DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261231T235900 LOCATION:875 East Hwy 24\n Torrey\, UT 84775\n United State s\n URL:https://wasatchcameraclub.com/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=328 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:CiviCRM_EventID_329_ccde78e56911b8ae48e746b277909970@wasatchcameraclub.com SUMMARY:Catherine Karnow - The Essence of Photographing Pe ople X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Most of us feel comfortable with our cameras and photogra phing places and things\, but may be less at ease when it comes to making images of people. The secr et to creating great photographs of people is gett ing to know and connect with them\, even before yo u pick up your camera. National Geographic photogr apher Catherine Karnow will show you how it&rsquo\ ;s done\, whether you are shooting candid images a nd street scenes\, environmental portraits\, or ph otographing family and friends. Catherine will sha re her tips on how photography can help us connect with people around the world\, and create long-la sting relationships. You will learn important and surprising techniques\, some having nothing to do with the camera at all\, to create powerful\, emot ional portraits.
DESCRIPTION:Most of us feel comfortable with our cameras and p hotographing places and things\, but may be less a t ease when it comes to making images of people. T he secret to creating great photographs of people is getting to know and connect with them\, even be fore you pick up your camera. National Geographic photographer Catherine Karnow will show you how it ’s done\, whether you are shooting candid images a nd street scenes\, environmental portraits\, or ph otographing family and friends. Catherine will sha re her tips on how photography can help us connect with people around the world\, and create long-la sting relationships. You will learn important and surprising techniques\, some having nothing to do with the camera at all\, to create powerful\, emot ional portraits.\n \n CATEGORIES:PSA CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=America/Denver:20261021T183000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261021T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261021T200000 URL:https://wasatchcameraclub.com/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=329 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:CiviCRM_EventID_330_ccde78e56911b8ae48e746b277909970@wasatchcameraclub.com SUMMARY:Catherine Karnow - The Essence of Photographing Pe ople X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
Most of us feel comfortable with o
ur cameras and photographing places and things\, b
ut may be less at ease when it comes to making ima
ges of people. The secret to creating great photog
raphs of people is getting to know and connect wit
h them\, even before you pick up your camera. Nati
onal Geographic photographer Catherine Karnow will
show you how it’s done\, whether you are shooting
candid images and street scenes\, environmental p
ortraits\, or photographing family and friends. Ca
therine will share her tips on how photography can
help us connect with people around the world\, an
d create long-lasting relationships. You will lear
n important and surprising techniques\, some havin
g nothing to do with the camera at all\, to create
powerful\, emotional portraits.\n \n Catherine Ka
rnow was born in Hong Kong to an artist mother and
journalist father\, whose reporting on Vietnam ch
anged the way Americans viewed the war. Over a for
ty-year career she has photographed for countless
international publications\, including a 30-year l
ife project on Vietnam\, where she has documented
the long-term effects of Agent Orange on families
and children—work that has won awards and driven r
eal change.\n \n Now based in San Francisco and Pr
ovence\, France\, Catherine is also a passionate e
ducator. Her in-depth photo workshops in Vietnam-C
ambodia\, Romania\, Provence\, Puglia\, and India
are widely recognized for their creativity\, depth
\, and mentorship.\n \n This presentation is made
available through the PSA Speakers Bureau\, a bene
fit of our club's PSA membership.\n \n To see more
about Catherine\, CLICK HERE.\n \n \;
DESCRIPTION:Most of us feel comfortable with our cameras and p
hotographing places and things\, but may be less a
t ease when it comes to making images of people. T
he secret to creating great photographs of people
is getting to know and connect with them\, even be
fore you pick up your camera. National Geographic
photographer Catherine Karnow will show you how it
’s done\, whether you are shooting candid images a
nd street scenes\, environmental portraits\, or ph
otographing family and friends. Catherine will sha
re her tips on how photography can help us connect
with people around the world\, and create long-la
sting relationships. You will learn important and
surprising techniques\, some having nothing to do
with the camera at all\, to create powerful\, emot
ional portraits.\n \n Catherine Karnow was born in
Hong Kong to an artist mother and journalist fath
er\, whose reporting on Vietnam changed the way Am
ericans viewed the war. Over a forty-year career s
he has photographed for countless international pu
blications\, including a 30-year life project on V
ietnam\, where she has documented the long-term ef
fects of Agent Orange on families and children—wor
k that has won awards and driven real change.\n \n
Now based in San Francisco and Provence\, France\
, Catherine is also a passionate educator. Her in-
depth photo workshops in Vietnam-Cambodia\, Romani
a\, Provence\, Puglia\, and India are widely recog
nized for their creativity\, depth\, and mentorshi
p.\n \n This presentation is made available throug
h the PSA Speakers Bureau\, a benefit of our club'
s PSA membership.\n \n To see more about Catherine
\, CLICK HERE (https://catherinekarnow.com/meet-ca
therine).\n \n
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SUMMARY:Color Grading - Seeing Your Images in a Different
Light
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div>Join us for a photographic exploration of Eure
ka\, Utah\, a historic mining town nestled in the
East Tintic Mountains. Once one of the West's rich
est mining districts\, Eureka offers a wealth of p
hotographic opportunities\, from weathered brick b
uildings and historic storefronts to mining struct
ures\, machinery relics\, and signs of a bygone er
a. We'll spend the day wandering the town and surr
ounding areas\, seeking out compelling composition
s that capture the character\, textures\, and stor
ies of Utah's mining heritage. Subjects range from
architectural details and industrial remnants to
mountain landscapes that provide context for the r
egion's rich history. This outing is ideal for pho
tographers interested in history\, architecture\,
textures\, details\, and storytelling through imag
es. Bring a wide-angle lens for buildings\, a tele
photo for isolating distant subjects\, and a macro
lens if you enjoy capturing rust\, peeling paint\
, and other fascinating details. Whether you're dr
awn to documentary-style photography\, creative in
terpretations of decay\, or simply enjoy discoveri
ng unique subjects with fellow photographers\, Eur
eka offers a rewarding and memorable day of image-
making. Meeting location\, and schedule de
tails will be provided upon registration. We are t
argeting shooting up through sunset. The way Eurek
a and some of the structures face it is ideal for
that time of the day. Also when you register a li
st of things to photograph on your way to Eureka w
ill be provided as well. Please respect all no tre
spassing signs posted at some of the locations. Th
ey are there for our safety and well-being. Thank
you in advance.
DESCRIPTION:\n Join us for a photographic exploration of Eurek
a\, Utah\, a historic mining town nestled in the E
ast Tintic Mountains. Once one of the West's riche
st mining districts\, Eureka offers a wealth of ph
otographic opportunities\, from weathered brick bu
ildings and historic storefronts to mining structu
res\, machinery relics\, and signs of a bygone era
. We'll spend the day wandering the town and surro
unding areas\, seeking out compelling compositions
that capture the character\, textures\, and stori
es of Utah's mining heritage. Subjects range from
architectural details and industrial remnants to m
ountain landscapes that provide context for the re
gion's rich history. This outing is ideal for phot
ographers interested in history\, architecture\, t
extures\, details\, and storytelling through image
s. Bring a wide-angle lens for buildings\, a telep
hoto for isolating distant subjects\, and a macro
lens if you enjoy capturing rust\, peeling paint\,
and other fascinating details. Whether you're dra
wn to documentary-style photography\, creative int
erpretations of decay\, or simply enjoy discoverin
g unique subjects with fellow photographers\, Eure
ka offers a rewarding and memorable day of image-m
aking. Meeting location\, and schedule details wil
l be provided upon registration. We are targeting
shooting up through sunset. The way Eureka and som
e of the structures face it is ideal for that time
of the day. Also when you register a list of thi
ngs to photograph on your way to Eureka will be pr
ovided as well. Please respect all no trespassing
signs posted at some of the locations. They are th
ere for our safety and well-being. Thank you in ad
vance.\n
CATEGORIES:Field Trips
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DTSTAMP;TZID=America/Denver:20261114T140000
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261114T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261114T183000
LOCATION:202 West Main Street\n Eureka\, UT\n United States
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UID:CiviCRM_EventID_327_ccde78e56911b8ae48e746b277909970@wasatchcameraclub.com
SUMMARY:Oregon Coastline & Tufted Puffin Overnight Photogr
aphy Adventure
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