Member Presentations
Personal Projects
Our October 16 meeting will be devoted to our members who are interested in presenting a personal project they are working on or have completed. A personal project is an interest you have that might be related to photography or could be something completely different that you document through photography. It can really be anything but here are a few examples.
You restore classic cars. You might explain some automotive history, how you became interested in the topic and take us through the basic process from start to finish documented through your photography.
Maybe you are a gardener. You love flowers and are planting a garden to attract wildlife. You also grow vegetables and love to cook.
You are a big baseball fan. You are in the process of visiting and photographing every major league baseball stadium in the country. Through photos, tell us about your journey, the people you have met and show us some unique baseball related photos.
This can be an on going interest and does not have to be a completed project. The presentation should be about ten to 15 minutes long. You will probably want to show some of your best images but not every image needs to be a winner. This is a less formal presentation and we want to hear your story and creative process. You can show as few or as many images as you want as long as it fits within the time limits. You should allow a couple of minutes for questions or comments at the end but this is not intended to be a critique.