Ken Duquaine
Once again this fall, the Sun Lakes Camera Club (SLCC) will participate in the Open Houses sponsored by our communities. Visit our booth at Cottonwood Palo Verde on Oct. 5, at Sun Lakes Country Club on Oct. 12, and at IronOaks on Oct. 26.
The many stunning images displayed at our table demonstrate what is possible with encouragement and assistance. Indeed, many of our members have benefited from the acclaimed Digital Photography Fundamentals class series. The course is open to all, club members and non-members alike. Sun Lakes residency is not required, and no special photo equipment is needed, as our class participants capture photos with everything from smartphone cameras to the latest mirrorless offerings.
As in past seasons, two separate courses will be offered: Introduction to Digital Photography is designed to equip novice photographers with skills to produce beautiful photos using the automatic features of digital cameras. Mastering Your Technique is for experienced photographers striving for superior results by matching equipment and settings to the shooting environment and desired impact. The material is updated each year to reflect the latest technology and trends.
Each topic is presented in great detail, with a wealth of examples. All students receive class notes prior to each session. Field shoots and studio workshops are included!
Classes begin in January. For additional information, visit our club’s website at www.sunlakescameraclub.com or contact Dan Dragoon at [email protected].
The Sun Lakes Camera Club welcomes members from any geographical area, and all of our meetings are open to visitors who may simply be interested in finding out about the club. No photographic experience is necessary, and our membership is comprised of all levels of skills ranging from casual photo snappers to seasoned photographers.
The Sun Lakes Camera Club meets on the second and fourth Thursdays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Lecture Hall of the Cottonwood Country Club from October through April. For more information about the SLCC and its activities, contact SLCC President Ken Duquaine at 248-342-0790 or [email protected], or past President Samantha Rose Palmatier at 907-727-0334 or [email protected]m, and visit our website at www.sunlakescameraclub.com.