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Exhibition will feature over 80 photographic images
Reception begins at 7:00pm
Awards Ceremony at 8:15pm
Free Admission
http://www.captureoakville.com/?page_id=60 for more detai...
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Exhibition will feature over 80 photographic images
Reception begins at 7:00pm
Awards Ceremony at 8:15pm
Free Admission
http://www.captureoakville.com/?page_id=60 for more details!
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About British Car Day:
British Car Day 2015 is an annual event hosted by the Toronto Triumph Club,
on the third Sunday of September. Since its inaugural event in 1984, it has
grown in leaps and b...
About British Car Day:
British Car Day 2015 is an annual event hosted by the Toronto Triumph Club,
on the third Sunday of September. Since its inaugural event in 1984, it has
grown in leaps and bounds, & now draws over 1,000 British cars and 8,000
spectators. The event is the largest, one-day, all-British car event in North
America, with visitors from throughout the northeast United States, the
Maritime provinces, Quebec, and Manitoba. We have even had visitors from
Alberta, Texas, the UK, and New Zealand.
read more in the attached PDF pamphlet.
Oakville Camera Club September 12 Outing: The Streets and architecture of Toronto
Meet up Time: 1:45 PM
Where: Union Station York St. Concourse, Toronto in the waiting area by the stairs for trac...
Oakville Camera Club September 12 Outing: The Streets and architecture of Toronto
Meet up Time: 1:45 PM
Where: Union Station York St. Concourse, Toronto in the waiting area by the stairs for track 12/13.
Since members are coming from Burlington, Bronte, Oakville and Mississauga better to hop the GO train that will get you to Union Station for 1:45. GO schedules are here:
http://www.gotransit.com/timetables/en/schedules/full_schedules.aspx
Adult fares will vary depending where you board the train.
Once we meet up in downtown Toronto, we leave Union Station walking up York St. to Wellington, go east on Wellington to Bay St. and take Bay to Queen St.
From there we walk west on Queen St. walking past Nathan Philips Square and cutting through the Law Society of Upper Canada’s grounds to University, from there we go North to Dundas and then west on Dundas to McCaul, we then go north then west a bit by walking along Baldwin then north on Henry St. then across to Beverly St. (which runs into St. George) From there we turn north again to College and then east to King’s College Circle to the St. George Campus of University of Toronto and we go north, past University College and the residences. Then we go west along Harbord St. to St. George, we go north again past Robarts Library (the Bunker) and cut over to Huron St., we go North on Huron to the BP Nicholson Lane and we then go south back Huron past Coach House Press. We then go back east to St. George and walk North to Bloor St. and walk East along Bloor to Avenue Rd. We go North one block to Prince Arthur and west until we reach our destination: The Duke of York Pub.
For those who might find the walk strenuous, you have the option of hopping on the TTC we are in close proximity of the Yonge/ University Subway Line and the Spadina LRT Line. Note the closest subway station to the Duke of York is at St. George.
What do you need:
Comfortable shoes as there is a lot of walking involved. Money for the subway/LRT in Toronto, cash fare is $3. Note while in early September it still feels like Summer during the day, it can cool down at night, dress accordingly.
In terms of camera gear, lean towards packing light and reasonably inconspicuous, restrict yourself to normal to wide angle lenses.
Outing Map is right here: http://www.plotaroute.com/route/103975
View route map for September OCC Street Photography Route on plotaroute.com
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Tonight Marcel and the Challenges Team will be reviewing the results of the Fall Challenges. To refresh memories, the categories are: Best Travel Photo Ever, Severe Weather and Action Photograph...
Hi,
Tonight Marcel and the Challenges Team will be reviewing the results of the Fall Challenges. To refresh memories, the categories are: Best Travel Photo Ever, Severe Weather and Action Photography.
Save the date: Monday December 21 is the annual Christmas Party with pizza and cold drinks. We all have a "Meet the Committee Chairs", if you're interested in volunteering with the club for a portfolio but don't know where to start. Finally a one night only frame sale. Five dollars per frame, cash only and one night only. If you have a print in Capture Oakville 2014 you can get it back framed, mounted and matted for only $5.
See you Tonight
Bill Smith, Oakville Camera Club President
Submission Deadline for Capture Oakville Photography Competition
www.captureoakville.com
Entry Drop-off Locations:
Locations for mailing or drop-off:
Oakville Camera Club Meeting - Entries m...
Submission Deadline for Capture Oakville Photography Competition
www.captureoakville.com
Entry Drop-off Locations:
Locations for mailing or drop-off:
Oakville Camera Club Meeting - Entries may be dropped off at regular Oakville
Camera Club meetings: visit
www.oakvillecameraclub.com
for dates and times of
meetings.
OCC Meeting Location:
Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre
2302 Bridge Road, Oakville, ON
Capture Oakville 2014, c/o Henry's Oakville
Attention: Rob Buchelt
210 North Service Rd West, Oakville, ON, L6J 7W2
Capture Oakville 2014, c/o CPS Inkworks
Attention: Bill Hewitt
1086 Burnhamthorpe Rd. East, Oakville, ON, L6H 7B2
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Monday night we're in for at treat with Wojtek and Mark showing their images from a recent trip in the Rockies this past Summer. It's one thing to admire spectacular photos, what do you need to ...
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Monday night we're in for at treat with Wojtek and Mark showing their images from a recent trip in the Rockies this past Summer. It's one thing to admire spectacular photos, what do you need to do to prepare and where to go once you arrive?
Also at Monday night's meeting some leftover business from the AGM, the Oakville Camera Club operating budget has been finalized, a copy has been uploaded onto the Oakville Camera Club site for your review. http://www.oakvillecameraclub.com
See you Monday night!
Covering the Pan Am Games and Other News Stories with Graeme Roy
Performing Arts and Portraiture with Michael Cooper
http://www.coopershoots.com
Neil Ta is a Toronto-based wedding and commercial photographer. His personal work has touched upon the exploration of the built environment, making use of unseen and unused space in a way that present...
Neil Ta is a Toronto-based wedding and commercial photographer. His personal work has touched upon the exploration of the built environment, making use of unseen and unused space in a way that presents the familiar in a new light. His current long-term project is focused on those living in the Alexandra Park neighbourhood of Toronto, an area undergoing gentrification over the next decade. Rather than restricting the genres of photography he shoots, he embraces the ‘cross-pollinationization’ of influences to create memorable work. His talk "From Good to Great" will give photographers of all levels and genre practical tips on taking their images to the next level.
Urban Photography with Ren Bostelaar
http://renbostelaar.tumblr.com/tagged/places/chrono
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Wow, it's almost the end of August, I hope you had a great Summer, The Oakville Camera Club AGM is on Monday August 31 at QE Park at 7 PM. The financials are on a Google Doc on the Oakville Came...
Hi,
Wow, it's almost the end of August, I hope you had a great Summer, The Oakville Camera Club AGM is on Monday August 31 at QE Park at 7 PM. The financials are on a Google Doc on the Oakville Camera Club Website on the event.
Unleashing Your Creative Potential and Getting your Photos Published with Nancy Falconi
http://nancyfalconi.com
Join us for a photography demo with Rafal Kiermacz.
He will present a photographic technique of capturing a "dancing liquid".
As with Rafal's past demos of liquid collisions and bursting balloon...
Join us for a photography demo with Rafal Kiermacz.
He will present a photographic technique of capturing a "dancing liquid".
As with Rafal's past demos of liquid collisions and bursting balloons, prepare yourself for a fun, inspiring evening where you'll learn a new photographic technique.
For some examples and more information visit Rafal’s web page at www.beyondshutterspeed.com
The Canadian Raptor Conservancy offers bird in flight photo sessions at their facility near Port Dover. Each session runs 3 hours and includes 6 birds in flight and 3 or 4 static birds, and will cost ...
The Canadian Raptor Conservancy offers bird in flight photo sessions at their facility near Port Dover. Each session runs 3 hours and includes 6 birds in flight and 3 or 4 static birds, and will cost you $50.00 + HST.
This is an excellent opportunity to capture these magnificent birds as they fly between perches roughly 200m apart in an open field. High above, if you look up, you will see wild Bald Eagles flying. At this event, expect to be able to capture great images of Harris Hawk, Red Tailed Hawk, Golden Eagle, Bald Eagle, Peregrine Falcon (very difficult!) and maybe even a Kestrel.
Also available for static, portrait shots would be the Great Horned Owl, Barn Owl, Great Gray Owl or a Long-eared Owl, depending on who's at the "inn" on the given day.
You will need to bring your "A" game technique to this event; it may seem like shooting fish in a barrel - but these birds wait for no one. A good, long, fast lens is a must - preferably zoom f/4 (80-400, 100-400, 200-400) as opposed to fixed. Good panning technique with high powered glass is required. A tripod is recommended also. Timing is everything to get those lift-off and touch-down shots - the most dramatic shots you will get.
The site is open, flat field. Good running/walking shoes are all that you will need for adequate footwear. Dress for the weather - which hopefully is quite fine at this time!
We will be heading down to Rondeau again during the May 2-4 long weekend (best for the migrations!). David Barr will accompany us again as our host.
Colin Bantin ( ccbantin@sympatico.ca ) will be l...
We will be heading down to Rondeau again during the May 2-4 long weekend (best for the migrations!). David Barr will accompany us again as our host.
Colin Bantin ( ccbantin@sympatico.ca ) will be leading the group to Rondeau. The plan is for all attending to meet up at Rondeau Joe's - a restaurant just outside the entrance to the park. Please contact Colin for any other details and questions about the meet-up. Because this is a popular site and weekend for birders, it is not likely that there is any "room at the inn" at this point. So unless (like Colin) you can camp out in your van/vehicle at the park overnight, this is likely to be a day trip for you. The drive is approximately 2.5 hours, so you should plan to leave the Oakville area by 8am.
Though a long trip, we guarantee you a great experience, especially under the guidance of Colin and out host David Barr. Hope to see you there.
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The Grindstone Creek system is a long system. The part that we will go to runs below the RBG. The best way to get there is drive to the RBG, turn off Plains road and drive down the road past the RBG...
The Grindstone Creek system is a long system. The part that we will go to runs below the RBG. The best way to get there is drive to the RBG, turn off Plains road and drive down the road past the RBG building.. It winds down to a dead end. We would park our cars in the small parking area and walk across the bridge. At the base of the hill there is a path that follows the creek. Staying to the right you come to a large open area. There are two large bridges there. From where we park our car to the two bridges and beyond there are lots of photo opportunities. Best of all it is free.
We can leave the QEP at 9:00 am and offer car pooling
A walk about the character rich city of Hamilton with our very own Kevin Chan as the leader of this group. More details will be released and discussed at the next regular meeting.
Challenge yoursel...
A walk about the character rich city of Hamilton with our very own Kevin Chan as the leader of this group. More details will be released and discussed at the next regular meeting.
Challenge yourself to get outside your comfort zone. Try new things - like fixed focus for quick snaps with no auto focus getting in the way of the decisive moment. Capture some great urban images for diversity. And best of all - have fun!
Meetup at the QEP for 9:30am for car pooling or go directly to the Tim Hortons located at 35 King St E, Hamilton, ON L8N 4A9.
What to bring? I suggest a small and as inconspicuous a camera as possible, with a full frame equivalent lens focal length of about 35 - 50mm - fixed.
Rather than relying on autofocus and metering - try having everything fixed - focus and exposure - so your camera does not have to pause to think about the shot and possibly miss focus or exposure. Also, try to look for situations that may be developing and try to take the shot just at the right moment - the decisive moment. For urban type shots, try to capture something that is telling a story and not just a record of a place.
The Science of Light with Don Komarechka
Website: http://www.donkom.ca
Ontario Landscapes with Andrew McLachlan
Andrew McLachlan Website:
http://www.andrewmclachlan.ca/g1-31.htm
This magical attraction features over 2,000 colourful tropical butterflies floating freely among lush, exotic blossoms and greenery. Paths wind through the rainforest setting, past a pond and waterfal...
This magical attraction features over 2,000 colourful tropical butterflies floating freely among lush, exotic blossoms and greenery. Paths wind through the rainforest setting, past a pond and waterfall and the Emergence window, where butterflies leave their pupae and prepare to take their first flight! The self-guided walking tour of the Butterfly Conservatory begins with a short, informative video presentation that is close captioned for the hearing impaired.
The Butterfly Conservatory is located on the grounds of the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens, 10 minutes north of the Falls. Over 2,000 butterflies, made up of 45 different species, call this beautiful space home. Explore 180 metres of pathways winding through a lush, tropical environment.
This is a very informal group and we hope to do this
regularly. The date is set for Feb. 17 except if the
weather is not good in which case we will try the 18th.
We will meet in QEP parking lot a...
This is a very informal group and we hope to do this
regularly. The date is set for Feb. 17 except if the
weather is not good in which case we will try the 18th.
We will meet in QEP parking lot and leave QEP at
08:30 sharp
Destination Rockwood Conservation area. (About 60KM from QEP)
Cost will be $6 ($5.25 for seniors)
Expected duration is 4-5 hours including driving time
No need to register
If time permits, join us.
Why Mid-week outings?
An extra opportunity to get out photographing with fellow club members
Since the light and weather are variable it will challenge your creativity. It is a chance to learn.
The...
Why Mid-week outings?
An extra opportunity to get out photographing with fellow club members
Since the light and weather are variable it will challenge your creativity. It is a chance to learn.
The hike will contribute to your new year’s resolution of getting healthy (you remember your resolution … )
You just never know what you will see, maybe the Capture Oakville Grand Prize Winner!
We will leave QEP at 09:30 sharp
Destination Crawford Lake Conservation
Expected duration is 2-3 hours
No need to register.
If time permits, join us.
Leader : Marcel Painchaud
Reptilia is Canada’s largest fully indoor reptile zoo displaying over 250 reptiles, amphibians and even a few arachnids in spotless, naturalistic displays.
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Club Meeting
Advanced Lightroom Tips For Everyone. Part 2 of Peter's non-technical, plain-language tips and hints to make Lightroom easy to understand and easy to use for newcomers to photo editing. ...
Club Meeting
Advanced Lightroom Tips For Everyone. Part 2 of Peter's non-technical, plain-language tips and hints to make Lightroom easy to understand and easy to use for newcomers to photo editing. Bring your questions and get to know Lightroom so you too can take advantage of this pro-level photo editor and powerful database
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On behalf of the Oakville Camera Club, we cordially invite you to attend our annual Capture Oakville Exhibition and Awards Gala to be held on Friday, December 5, 2014 from 7 pm to 9 pm. at the Queen E...
On behalf of the Oakville Camera Club, we cordially invite you to attend our annual Capture Oakville Exhibition and Awards Gala to be held on Friday, December 5, 2014 from 7 pm to 9 pm. at the Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre. Please refer to the attached poster for more information.
Please join us in celebration of the accomplishment of our members, volunteers and meet some of our local talented artists. The event is open to members, friends and the general public.
OCC is a registered non-profit organization with its objective to contribute to our community’s quality of life by enhancing the enjoyment, appreciation and public profile of the photographic arts. Our Club provides opportunities for photographers of all skill levels in our community to reach their creative potential in a friendly, supportive environment through knowledge sharing among members, expert presentations, workshops, critiques, field trips and competitions.
Hope to see you there!
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