Airport Opening Reception
Monroe County Airport Reception
Please join us at the Monroe County Airport to honor our newest photo exhibition. Friends and family are welcome!
Please join us at the Monroe County Airport to honor our newest photo exhibition. Friends and family are welcome!
We are planning a Photo Walk at 10:30 a.m. We will meet at The Graduate Hotel on Kirkwood for coffee before setting out for the many photo ops in downtown Bloomington. Sponsored by the SPUDS Focus Group—all BPC members are welcome!
SPUDS Group Coordinator
Allan Yates herrbarnack@gmail.com
We are planning to conduct our Serendipity: Perfect or Not Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. All paid members for the BPC are welcome to attend.
Please send your photo files to Becca Cambridge (becca.cambridge@gmail.com) by noon today. Images (limit of 6) should be jpegs, with the longest side 1400 pixels. The ppi (resolution) does not matter. Please label them: Your name-01.jpg with the number indicating the order that you want the photos presented.
Serendipity Zoom Meeting URL:
https://zoom.us/j/92731211164?pwd=cVQrV3N2SGxOSzhGenU1NFRkd1hTZz09
Meeting ID: 927 3121 1164
Passcode: 112024
Group Coordinators:
Becca Cambridge becca.cambridge@gmail.com
Joyce Byrer jkbyrer@icloud.com
Whelp, a few of us decided to do a little experiment. Along the way, we discovered that there is a lot more to learn about what makes a strong photograph — and an effective title — for a juried exhibit or competition.
If you’re interested in learning more with us, the Bloomington Photography Board has approved exploring Competitive Photography Skills as a new focus group. This will be a cooperative, collective effort: we’ll learn together, share what we discover, and help each other improve.
Our first meeting will be Tuesday, September 29 at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom. Calvin Poole and Becca Cambridge will share how we got to this point and, if time permits, some of the insights and formal feedback we’ve received along the way.
At this first meeting, we’d like to explore a few key questions:
Is there enough interest to form the group?
Would members be interested in competing together as a club against other photography clubs?
Would we like to take advantage of our Photography Society of America (PSA) involvement to obtain feedback on our work?
Would there be interest in bringing in outside speakers focused on competitive photography skills?
No experience in competition is required. If you’re curious about what makes a photograph stand out to a judge — and want to learn with other photographers — come join us!
Please email one of the coordinators below if you are interested in attending our Zoom meeting.
Group Coordinators:
Becca Cambridge (becca.camridge@gmail.com)
Calvin Poole (cpoole056@outlook.com)
We are planning to conduct our Film Users Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. All focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year will be invited to join this online meeting at 7:00 pm.
Photoshare: Please send your images (any reasonable number) to Lawrence. Images should be jpegs, 1400 pixels on the long side; the ppi doesn't matter. You'll have an opportunity to tell us what camera, film and processing you used.
Group Coordinator: Lawrence Ruich (ljruich@gmail.com)
Tech Tip: “Panning” by Kip May
Photoshare: “Street Photos”.
Please send images you would like to share (limit of six) to Steven Gilbert (stevengilb@gmail.com) no later than noon on the day of the meeting. Please label the images with your last name and first initial, followed by a number indicating the order in which you want them shown. Images must be jpegs and no more than 1400 pixels on the longest side.
About the Meeting:
We are planning to conduct our monthly Bloomington Photography Club Meeting as a hybrid meeting. We will be meeting at 7:00 pm in person in the Chapel Room of the Bell Trace Retirement Community, 800 Bell Trace Court, Bloomington, IN. The Chapel Room is in the main building at Bell Trace. From the main entrance take the elevator to the basement; the room is about 30 feet straight ahead. It is next to the Commons Room where we have our holiday party. The meeting is open to all members and non-members. If you can’t join us in person, you can participate via Zoom. All paid members will automatically receive a Zoom invitation or you can go HERE to get the link. If you are not a paid member, you may request a link from Juliet Frey (jstarkfrey@comcast.net).
This will be a zoom meeting. All LAWN (Landscape, Architecture, Wildlife, Nature) focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year are invited to join this meeting.
Photoshare: Please send images you would like to share (limit of 6) by mid-afternoon on the day of the meeting, using DropBox at https://www.dropbox.com/home/BPC%20LAWN
If you prefer you can still email images to Zolt Levay (zgl@me.com) or Don Waters (donwaters98@yahoo.com) or Don Thompson (donthompson358@gmail.com)
The maximum dimension of your photos should be 1400x1400 pixels and should include your name within the photo file names. Name them so that they can be shown in your preferred order, with a number prefix, for example.
Group Coordinators
Zolt Levay (zgl@me.com)
Don Thompson (donthompson358@gmail.com)
Don Waters (donwaters98@yahoo.com)
Photoshare: We are planning to have the Creative Techniques Focus Group meeting conducted using Zoom software. All focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year are invited to join this meeting. Please send your images to Juliet (jstarkfrey@comcast.net) by noon on the day of the meeting. No set limit on the number of images--just common sense. It is interesting to see the originals of images on which you have worked your magic. And if you can remember how you created them :-) that is always great to hear! Images should be jpegs, 1400 pixels on the long side; the ppi doesn't matter. Number them in the order you would like them shown.
Group Coordinator
Juliet Frey: jstarkfrey@comcast.net
Please join me for a Zoom Point and Shoot Focus Group photo share at 7 pm. If you wish to share images that you have taken with your point and shoot camera., please send them to me (max. 10 images). Deadline is noon the day of the photo share. All Point and Shoot focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year are invited to join this online meeting.
I will send out the Zoom link to each of you on my Point and Shoot Focus Group list the day of the photo share. If you know someone who wishes to participate and has not yet signed up for the group, please advise me and I will happily include them.
If you have any questions, feel free to call me at 812-345-0142.
Looking forward to virtually seeing each of you.
Group Coordinator:
Kip May kipmay2@icloud.com
Kip May Photography
141 N. Adams St
Bloomington, IN 47404
812-345-0142
John Sanders Memorial
Fall Picnic
Photo by Don Waters
Join us for the Annual John Sanders Memorial Fall Picnic!
Grab your camera! Peak fall colors. Perfect weather. A beautiful environmental setting and placid lake scenes. Friendly photographers. Food and fun. Don’t miss the annual BPC fall John Sanders Memorial Picnic and outing. Sunday, October 18th, 2026 the BPC will gather at the Strahl Lake Shelter House in Brown County State Park. This is open to all BPC members and their guests.
This friendly, in person festive gathering is scheduled from 11:00am – 4:00pm. We have reserved the shelter house for the day, so if you wish to arrive earlier or stay later that is fine. This is a “bring your own food, beverage, plate and utensils”. Gathering for lunch in the shelter house is at 1:00. Because of concerns for spreading illness this is not a “pitch in, pot luck” meal, however if you wish to bring a food item or a covered dish to share, people are free to make their own choices with whatever they are comfortable with.
You can enter by either of the two entrances to Brown County State Park and there will be signs for Strahl Lake. Unless you have a season pass, entry fee per car (with Indiana license plate) is $7.00.
https://www.browncountystatepark.net/
Program: We will have our usual photoshare. Send no more than 6 photo files to Cheryl Molin (CherylMolin@gmail.com) by noon today so I can get them into the file I use for sharing with everyone. Images should be jpegs, with the longest side 1400 pixels. The ppi (resolution) does not matter. Please label them: Your name-01.jpg with the number indicating the order that you want the photos presented.
We are planning to conduct our Macro Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. If you are a paid BPC member and would like to be invited to join this online meeting, please send me an email.
Group Coordinator: (CherylMolin@gmail.com)
The Photo Venture Camera Club in Indianapolis has invited members of the BPC to join them on a photo op at the Tarkington Theater in Carmel, Indiana. We are going to photograph the dance rehearsal for “Salem” for the Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre the day before their scheduled performance.
There is a parking garage off 3 SW that connects to the Tarkington Theater. We will meet at 6:00 pm at the theater to set up our camera equipment. The rehearsal starts at 6:30. Don't be late because the lights go off at 6:30, after which no one will be admitted until intermission.
Helpful Hints:
Don't sit in the first rows because your head will be in the way of other photographers setting behind you. Don't sit in front of another photographer for the same reason. Sit over 2 seats from someone else.
When you set up your tripod, have two legs parallel to seat and extend the forward leg so that it goes behind the seat in front of you and down one level. Use the live view on your camera. Use your fastest lens. Shoot continuous to get the best dance moves. Shoot the slowest frame rate of 5 frames per second. Use AUTO-ISO. Your iso will be extremely high so you will need to denoise all of your photos.
The settings for the above photos were F-2.8, shutter speed 1/640, lens 24 - 70 mm, auto iso.
If you are interested in attending this photo op, please contact one of the following members:
Ron Waikukauski (ron@jjwlawyers.com)
Becca Cambridge (becca.cambridge@gmail.com)
We are planning to conduct our Serendipity: Perfect or Not Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. All paid members for the BPC are welcome to attend.
Please send your photo files to Becca Cambridge (becca.cambridge@gmail.com) by noon today. Images (limit of 6) should be jpegs, with the longest side 1400 pixels. The ppi (resolution) does not matter. Please label them: Your name-01.jpg with the number indicating the order that you want the photos presented.
Serendipity Zoom Meeting URL:
https://zoom.us/j/92731211164?pwd=cVQrV3N2SGxOSzhGenU1NFRkd1hTZz09
Meeting ID: 927 3121 1164
Passcode: 112024
Group Coordinators:
Becca Cambridge becca.cambridge@gmail.com
Joyce Byrer jkbyrer@icloud.com
We are planning to conduct our SPUDS (Street, Photojournalism, Urban, Documentary, Sports) Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. All SPUDS focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year will be invited to join this Zoom meeting at 7:00 pm.
As most of you know, with each meeting we have a photo share - if you have some images that you would like to share with the group, that would be great. Our focus group subject matter consists of Street, Photojournalism, Urban, Documentary and Sports (hence the name SPUDS).
Please send your images (up to 10) to Juliet Frey (jstarkfrey@comcast.net) by 3:00pm on the day of the meeting. Files should be jpeg or tiff and the longest side of the photos should be 1400 pixels in length.
Group Coordinator
Allan Yates herrbarnack@gmail.com
Our Photo Critique Focus Group will be a Zoom-only meeting. The goals of this group are to provide honest peer reviews in a supportive environment, as well as to sharpen photography skills through discussion and feedback
It is optional to submit images for critique, although it is encouraged. For those who want to participate, images for critiquing (limit of 2) should be sent by midafternoon on the day of the meeting. Images should be jpegs, with the longest side 1400 pixels.
We will send an email and post to the Facebook group if there are any changes to the schedule.
Group Coordinator
Teddy Alfrey teddyalfrey@gmail.com
Program: Your iPhone as a Creative Tool; At Home and Around the World
We are planning to conduct our monthly Bloomington Photography Club Meeting as a hybrid meeting. We will be meeting at 7:00 pm in person in the Chapel Room of the Bell Trace Retirement Community, 800 Bell Trace Court, Bloomington, IN. The Chapel Room is in the main building at Bell Trace. From the main entrance take the elevator to the basement; the room is about 30 feet straight ahead. It is next to the Commons Room where we have our holiday party. The meeting is open to all members and non-members.
Photographer and educator Rad Drew returns to the Bloomington Photography Club after presenting to the group a number of years ago. He has remained in touch with several club members and is pleased to have the opportunity to return and share his photographic journey, particularly as it pertains to his love of the iPhone.
Rad will share iPhone (and maybe some Fuji photos too!) from travels to Cuba, Tuscany, the South of France, United Arab Emirates, Oman, and destinations throughout the United States including Hawaii, Cape Cod, and the Palouse. He’ll discuss the evolution and capabilities of the iPhone camera and demonstrate some of the creative possibilities for creating and processing images on today's iPhone whether photographing in distant lands, or in our own backyard.
Rad’s Website: https://www.raddrewphotography.com/
Rad’s: Thinkific Learning Site
Rad’s YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/2mDc6AL
Rad’s LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/RadDrew
Subscribe to Rad’s Newsletter: https://bit.ly/2QMmCYa_RAD_News
About Rad Drew
Teacher, photographer, speaker, and tour leader Rad A. Drew creates with the iPhone, mirrorless, and infrared cameras. He is especially recognized for his expertise in mobile photography, developed over more than 16 years since purchasing his first iPhone — an iPhone 4 — in 2010.
Rad teaches photography workshops and leads photographic tours throughout the United States and internationally. He is a frequent presenter for photography conferences, educational organizations, and camera clubs around the world, and is the creator of the popular How I Did It!™ webinar and presentation series.
His creative images have received international recognition and have been exhibited at venues including SOHO Gallery and SOHO Arthouse in New York City, the L.A. Mobile Arts Festival, and Obscura Gallery in Melbourne, Australia. He was listed in the Photographic Society of America’s Who’s Who in Photography in 2018, and his work has appeared on multiple PSA Journal covers.
Rad is a former associate editor for the late Indianapolis photographer Kevin Raber’s PhotoPXL.com and writes about photography, mobile image-making, apps, and creative techniques for PSA Journal, The Royal Photographic Society, TheAppWhisperer, and the online photographer’s resource Luminous Landscape. He also shares instructional videos, articles, webinars, and other educational resources through these links:
This is the Annual Planning Meeting where the club's entire calendar of events for the coming year is determined. Photoshare topics, guest speakers, field trips, tech tips, exhibits, workshops, and special events are proposed, discussed, and selected.
All paid club members are welcome! Everyone's input is important, and we would love to have all members of the BPC participate in this annual brainstorming session. Everyone is invited and it won’t be the same without you! We need your suggestions.
If you cannot attend in person, please send your ideas in advance to Kip May: kipmay2@icloud.com In fact, even if you are planning to attend, sending your ideas to Kip beforehand will help with preparations.
The BPC Coffee and Cameras Group invites all BPC members to join them on a field tree to see “The Photographic Reflex Exhibit”
The Photographic
Reflex Exhibit
Spanning more than 150 years, this exhibition features more than one hundred photographs by eighty artists. From Berenice Abbott, Alfred Stieglitz, and Henri Cartier-Bresson to contemporary works by Edward Burtynsky, Abelardo Morell, and Susan Derges -- this exhibit highlights the breadth, power, and enduring impact of photographic expression, and explores photography’s dual role as both a tool for documentation and a vehicle for artistic exploration.
We will meet at the Eskenazi Museum at 12 pm. Gather at the blue benches near the info desk where Laura Sheper will give us a brief overview of the exhibit. At 1:00 pm, we will meet in the cafe, grab some coffee, a scone, and chat about what we have seen.
Know Before You Go
Admission is free.
Small handbags may be carried, but larger bags, backpacks, food and drink will need to be stored in the (free) lockers before touring.
Keep space (18”) between yourself, including anything you’re carrying (like a camera!), and the art.
Photography is welcome, but NO flash, selfie sticks, tripods, or monopods.
If you park in the Indiana Memorial Union (IMU) parking lot, which is the nearest public lot, Guest Services can validate your parking voucher for a discount.
If you have any questions, please contact Joyce Byrer (jkbyrer@icloud.com).
Our History of Photography Focus Group will be conducted as a Zoom meeting. All focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year will be invited to join this Zoom meeting at 7:00 pm. The goals of this group are to review the history of photography, famous photographers, photographic styles, and media.
Group Coordinator
Teddy Alfrey teddyalfrey@gmail.com
We are planning to conduct our SPUDS (Street, Photojournalism, Urban, Documentary, Sports) Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. All SPUDS focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year will be invited to join this Zoom meeting at 7:00 pm.
As most of you know, with each meeting we have a photo share - if you have some images that you would like to share with the group, that would be great. Our focus group subject matter consists of Street, Photojournalism, Urban, Documentary and Sports (hence the name SPUDS).
Please send your images (up to 10) to Juliet Frey (jstarkfrey@comcast.net) by 3:00pm on the day of the meeting. Files should be jpeg or tiff and the longest side of the photos should be 1400 pixels in length.
Group Coordinator
Allan Yates herrbarnack@gmail.com
Sarah Slover will host our online Coffee and Cameras meeting.
All BPC paid members will receive the Zoom invitation to this informal get-together hosted by Sarah Slover. A chance to ask photo-related questions! Wide-ranging conversations! Interesting discussions!
For more information contact Sarah Slover sarahjensvold@gmail.com
Please join me for a Zoom Portrait Focus Group photo share at 7:00 pm. If you wish to share images that you have taken, please send them to me (max. 8 images). Deadline is noon the day of the photo share. All Portrait focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year will be invited to join this online meeting.
A reminder that our understanding of “Portraits” is broad and inclusive. Your images may be formal, casual, set up or candid, planned or spontaneous, individuals, couples or groups. Let’s see what folks have been up to since we last met. I will send you the Zoom link on the day of our meeting.
If you know someone who wishes to participate and has not yet signed up for the group, please advise me and I will happily include them.
If you have any questions, feel free to call me at 812-345-0142.
Looking forward to virtually seeing each of you.
Group Coordinator: Kip May kipmay2@icloud.com
Kip May Photography
141 N. Adams St
Bloomington, IN 47404
812-345-0142
Program: We will have our usual photoshare. Send no more than 6 photo files to Cheryl Molin (CherylMolin@gmail.com) by noon today so I can get them into the file I use for sharing with everyone. Images should be jpegs, with the longest side 1400 pixels. The ppi (resolution) does not matter. Please label them: Your name-01.jpg with the number indicating the order that you want the photos presented.
We are planning to conduct our Macro Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. If you are a paid BPC member and would like to be invited to join this online meeting, please send me an email.
Group Coordinator: (CherylMolin@gmail.com)
This will be a zoom meeting. All LAWN (Landscape, Architecture, Wildlife, Nature) focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year are invited to join this meeting.
Photoshare: Please send images you would like to share (limit of 6) by mid-afternoon on the day of the meeting, using DropBox at https://www.dropbox.com/home/BPC%20LAWN
If you prefer you can still email images to Zolt Levay (zgl@me.com) or Don Waters (donwaters98@yahoo.com) or Don Thompson (donthompson358@gmail.com)
The maximum dimension of your photos should be 1400x1400 pixels and should include your name within the photo file names. Name them so that they can be shown in your preferred order, with a number prefix, for example.
Group Coordinators
Zolt Levay (zgl@me.com)
Don Thompson (donthompson358@gmail.com)
Don Waters (donwaters98@yahoo.com)
Madison’s architecture possesses a wealth of alternative 19th century architectural styles. There is a diversity within the town’s overall harmony. It’s overlapping of architectural styles creates “an American Identity, A Madison Identity”.
Travel America says “Madison is an outdoor museum of architecture”. For successive years Madison, Indiana was named No.1 on USA TODAY 10 Best Reader’s Choice Awards for the Best Small Town in the Midwest.
Photoshare: We are planning to have the Creative Techniques Focus Group meeting conducted using Zoom software. All focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year are invited to join this meeting. Please send your images to Juliet (jstarkfrey@comcast.net) by noon on the day of the meeting. No set limit on the number of images--just common sense. It is interesting to see the originals of images on which you have worked your magic. And if you can remember how you created them :-) that is always great to hear! Images should be jpegs, 1400 pixels on the long side; the ppi doesn't matter. Number them in the order you would like them shown.
Group Coordinator
Juliet Frey: jstarkfrey@comcast.net
We are planning to conduct our Film Users Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. All focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year will be invited to join this online meeting at 7:00 pm.
Photoshare: Please send your images (any reasonable number) to Lawrence. Images should be jpegs, 1400 pixels on the long side; the ppi doesn't matter. You'll have an opportunity to tell us what camera, film and processing you used.
Group Coordinator: Lawrence Ruich (ljruich@gmail.com)
4th Street Festival
Photographer: Shine Rominger
The 4th Street Festival of Arts and Crafts will be held on Labor Day Weekend (10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on Saturday, September 5, 2026 and 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Sunday, September 6). If you are attending, please stop by our booth.
We also need prints (matted and preferably shrink-wrapped, but not framed, and definitely no glass) to display at the booth. Prints cannot be for sale (because we are listed as a community organization), but they attract viewers and often bring new members to the club. Prints should be delivered by 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, and picked up by 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. Please contact Kip May (kipmay2@icloud.com) if you have any prints to donate just for the weekend.
Here is the link for the September general meeting recording:
https://zoom.us/rec/share/6AT05xso6Ge-_AplebY1SQo3XEkFXPpyXgOMCf3_joH-JjQjg1POAIXFMfnAZ_Aq.ZZ4UdIm1Oa4t8zIp
Passcode: 5PkEQf#A
We are planning to conduct our Serendipity: Perfect or Not Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. All paid members for the BPC are welcome to attend.
Please send your photo files to Becca Cambridge (becca.cambridge@gmail.com) by noon today. Images (limit of 6) should be jpegs, with the longest side 1400 pixels. The ppi (resolution) does not matter. Please label them: Your name-01.jpg with the number indicating the order that you want the photos presented.
Serendipity Zoom Meeting URL:
https://zoom.us/j/92731211164?pwd=cVQrV3N2SGxOSzhGenU1NFRkd1hTZz09
Meeting ID: 927 3121 1164
Passcode: 112024
Group Coordinators:
Becca Cambridge becca.cambridge@gmail.com
Joyce Byrer jkbyrer@icloud.com
Our Photo Critique Focus Group will be a Zoom-only meeting. The goals of this group are to provide honest peer reviews in a supportive environment, as well as to sharpen photography skills through discussion and feedback
It is optional to submit images for critique, although it is encouraged. For those who want to participate, images for critiquing (limit of 2) should be sent by midafternoon on the day of the meeting. Images should be jpegs, with the longest side 1400 pixels.
We will send an email and post to the Facebook group if there are any changes to the schedule.
Group Coordinator
Teddy Alfrey teddyalfrey@gmail.com
We are planning to conduct our SPUDS (Street, Photojournalism, Urban, Documentary, Sports) Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. All SPUDS focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year will be invited to join this Zoom meeting at 7:00 pm.
As most of you know, with each meeting we have a photo share - if you have some images that you would like to share with the group, that would be great. Our focus group subject matter consists of Street, Photojournalism, Urban, Documentary and Sports (hence the name SPUDS).
Please send your images (up to 10) to Juliet Frey (jstarkfrey@comcast.net) by 3:00pm on the day of the meeting. Files should be jpeg or tiff and the longest side of the photos should be 1400 pixels in length.
Group Coordinator
Allan Yates herrbarnack@gmail.com
Please join me for a Zoom Point and Shoot Focus Group photo share at 7 pm. If you wish to share images that you have taken with your point and shoot camera., please send them to me (max. 10 images). Deadline is noon the day of the photo share. All Point and Shoot focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year are invited to join this online meeting.
I will send out the Zoom link to each of you on my Point and Shoot Focus Group list the day of the photo share. If you know someone who wishes to participate and has not yet signed up for the group, please advise me and I will happily include them.
If you have any questions, feel free to call me at 812-345-0142.
Looking forward to virtually seeing each of you.
Group Coordinator:
Kip May kipmay2@icloud.com
Kip May Photography
141 N. Adams St
Bloomington, IN 47404
812-345-0142
Program: We will have our usual photoshare. Send no more than 6 photo files to Cheryl Molin (CherylMolin@gmail.com) by noon today so I can get them into the file I use for sharing with everyone. Images should be jpegs, with the longest side 1400 pixels. The ppi (resolution) does not matter. Please label them: Your name-01.jpg with the number indicating the order that you want the photos presented.
We are planning to conduct our Macro Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. If you are a paid BPC member and would like to be invited to join this online meeting, please send me an email.
Group Coordinator: (CherylMolin@gmail.com)
Sarah Slover will host our online Coffee and Cameras meeting.
All BPC paid members will receive the Zoom invitation to this informal get-together hosted by Sarah Slover. A chance to ask photo-related questions! Wide-ranging conversations! Interesting discussions!
For more information contact Sarah Slover sarahjensvold@gmail.com
Photoshare: We are planning to have the Creative Techniques Focus Group meeting conducted using Zoom software. All focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year are invited to join this meeting. Please send your images to Juliet (jstarkfrey@comcast.net) by noon on the day of the meeting. No set limit on the number of images--just common sense. It is interesting to see the originals of images on which you have worked your magic. And if you can remember how you created them :-) that is always great to hear! Images should be jpegs, 1400 pixels on the long side; the ppi doesn't matter. Number them in the order you would like them shown.
Group Coordinator
Juliet Frey: jstarkfrey@comcast.net
This will be a zoom meeting. All LAWN (Landscape, Architecture, Wildlife, Nature) focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year are invited to join this meeting.
Program: TBA
Photoshare: Please send images you would like to share (limit of 6) by mid-afternoon on the day of the meeting, using DropBox at https://www.dropbox.com/home/BPC%20LAWN
If you prefer you can still email images to Zolt Levay (zgl@me.com) or Don Waters (donwaters98@yahoo.com) or Don Thompson (donthompson358@gmail.com)
The maximum dimension of your photos should be 1400x1400 pixels and should include your name within the photo file names. Name them so that they can be shown in your preferred order, with a number prefix, for example.
Group Coordinators
Zolt Levay (zgl@me.com)
Don Thompson (donthompson358@gmail.com)
Don Waters (donwaters98@yahoo.com)
Tech Tip: “Editing by Cropping” by Cheryl Molin
Photoshare: “Reflections or Symmetry”.
Please send images you would like to share (limit of six) to Steven Gilbert (stevengilb@gmail.com) no later than noon on the day of the meeting. Please label the images with your last name and first initial, followed by a number indicating the order in which you want them shown. Images must be jpegs and no more than 1400 pixels on the longest side.
About the Meeting:
We are planning to conduct our monthly Bloomington Photography Club Meeting as a hybrid meeting. We will be meeting at 7:00 pm in person in the Chapel Room of the Bell Trace Retirement Community, 800 Bell Trace Court, Bloomington, IN. The Chapel Room is in the main building at Bell Trace. From the main entrance take the elevator to the basement; the room is about 30 feet straight ahead. It is next to the Commons Room where we have our holiday party. The meeting is open to all members and non-members. If you can’t join us in person, you can participate via Zoom. All paid members will automatically receive a Zoom invitation or you can go HERE to get the link. If you are not a paid member, you may request a link from Juliet Frey (jstarkfrey@comcast.net).
We are planning to conduct our Film Users Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. All focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year will be invited to join this online meeting at 7:00 pm.
Photoshare: Please send your images (any reasonable number) to Lawrence. Images should be jpegs, 1400 pixels on the long side; the ppi doesn't matter. You'll have an opportunity to tell us what camera, film and processing you used.
Group Coordinator: Lawrence Ruich (ljruich@gmail.com)
We are planning to conduct our SPUDS (Street, Photojournalism, Urban, Documentary, Sports) Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. All SPUDS focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year will be invited to join this Zoom meeting at 7:00 pm.
As most of you know, with each meeting we have a photo share - if you have some images that you would like to share with the group, that would be great. Our focus group subject matter consists of Street, Photojournalism, Urban, Documentary and Sports (hence the name SPUDS).
Please send your images (up to 10) to Juliet Frey (jstarkfrey@comcast.net) by 3:00pm on the day of the meeting. Files should be jpeg or tiff and the longest side of the photos should be 1400 pixels in length.
Group Coordinator
Allan Yates herrbarnack@gmail.com
We are planning to conduct our Serendipity: Perfect or Not Focus Group Meeting as an online meeting using Zoom software. All paid members for the BPC are welcome to attend.
Please send your photo files to Becca Cambridge (becca.cambridge@gmail.com) by noon today. Images (limit of 6) should be jpegs, with the longest side 1400 pixels. The ppi (resolution) does not matter. Please label them: Your name-01.jpg with the number indicating the order that you want the photos presented.
Serendipity Zoom Meeting URL:
https://zoom.us/j/92731211164?pwd=cVQrV3N2SGxOSzhGenU1NFRkd1hTZz09
Meeting ID: 927 3121 1164
Passcode: 112024
Group Coordinators:
Becca Cambridge becca.cambridge@gmail.com
Joyce Byrer jkbyrer@icloud.com
Our History of Photography Focus Group will be conducted as a Zoom meeting. All focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year will be invited to join this Zoom meeting at 7:00 pm. The goals of this group are to review the history of photography, famous photographers, photographic styles, and media.
Group Coordinator
Teddy Alfrey teddyalfrey@gmail.com
Sarah Slover will host our online Coffee and Cameras meeting.
All BPC paid members will receive the Zoom invitation to this informal get-together hosted by Sarah Slover. A chance to ask photo-related questions! Wide-ranging conversations! Interesting discussions!
For more information contact Sarah Slover sarahjensvold@gmail.com
Please join me for a Zoom Portrait Focus Group photo share at 7:00 pm. If you wish to share images that you have taken, please send them to me (max. 8 images). Deadline is noon the day of the photo share. All Portrait focus group members who have paid their BPC dues for this year will be invited to join this online meeting.
A reminder that our understanding of “Portraits” is broad and inclusive. Your images may be formal, casual, set up or candid, planned or spontaneous, individuals, couples or groups. Let’s see what folks have been up to since we last met. I will send you the Zoom link on the day of our meeting.
If you know someone who wishes to participate and has not yet signed up for the group, please advise me and I will happily include them.
If you have any questions, feel free to call me at 812-345-0142.
Looking forward to virtually seeing each of you.
Group Coordinator: Kip May kipmay2@icloud.com
Kip May Photography
141 N. Adams St
Bloomington, IN 47404
812-345-0142