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Scott Prokop would like to thank everyone who attended his presentation on travel photography.  Here are some quick notes from his talk. Gear: You can find a complete list of the gear Scott uses on his travels on his “About Me” page on his website.  This list includes links to the products for more information. Software:  Scott uses Lightroom to organize his photos along with other plugins to create compelling images with impact. Check out his “About Me” page on his website for Coupon Codes to save money on purchasing...

Saturday, October 27 – 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Sunday, October 28 – 9:00 am to 4:00 pm There is an Opening Reception at 7:30 pm on Friday but you need Advance Tickets to attend this event. The Carving and Sculpture are amazing, as well there is Photography, Drawing and Painting. If anyone has photography to submit they need to do so on Thursday, October 25 – Noon to 8:00 PM Check the website www.saskwildlifeart.com for submission criteria.

A special thanks to Steve Nicholson, Jamie Cleveland and Michelle Lane for being our judges for the Big Skies clinic.

Scott Prokop gave a presentation on September 11th of his workflow using Lightroom and Nik Software to create his signature look with his HDR images.  Here is a quick overview of his workflow. Step 1: You have to shoot at least 3 images bracketed in your camera.  Every camera is different so look into your manual.  Look for AEB or Exposure bracket in your menus.  Set your bracket to -2, even, +2, lowest ISO, turn off image stabilizer and use a tripod. Step 2: Import you photos into your favorite...

Greg Johnson was not able to make it for his presentation on Tuesday so Scott Prokop has volunteered to share his tips and tricks inside the digital darkroom. If you missed the first meeting, we always welcome members to sign up and any of our meetings.

Saskatchewan photographer and Saskatoon Camera Club member Branimir Gjetvaj will be leading an Outdoor and Nature Photography Workshop on September 22, 2012. This photo workshop is geared towards novice and intermediate level photographers. The workshop includes three hours of class time and a hands-on photography outing in the late afternoon and evening. Participants will explore and photograph beautiful river valley landscapes along the North Saskatchewan River at Shekinah Retreat Centre, approximately 70 kilometres north of Saskatoon. This 287 acre (116 hectare) property offers great vistas as well as endless opportunities...