URGENT: If you are planning to attend the March 16-18th field trip to Ft. Davis, Marfa and Alpine, please check the facebook page for additional information. The last four rooms at Indian Lodge will be available for booking until 6PM on Thursday, January 19, 2012, then they will be released for general reservations. The Lubbock Camera Club welcomes photographers of all ages and skill levels!
Meetings are held monthly and usually consist of a guest speaker one month followed by a "show and tell" photo contest the following month. Speakers are sometimes related to the next months contest. Please feel free to browse our website and join us as a guest at our next meeting. Just like the rest of West Texas, we have some of the friendliest and most helpful folks around. See y'all there. --> Join us on Facebook! --> Become a member of our group at BetterPhoto.com and learn about upcoming photo walks and field trips!
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WHEN & WHERE are the meetings held? |
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Written by Dennice De Lucio
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Wednesday, 14 December 2011 00:00 |
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The Lubbock Camera Club meets at the Mahon Library Community Room, 1306 9th Street, on the second Tuesday of each month. Meeting time is 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Feel free to arrive a few minutes early and get to know some of the members. If you’re running behind, no problem, you won't be yelled at for sneaking in and finding a seat. See you there! The Mahon Library is downtown near the Civic Center and the Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts (Map). The meeting room is very comfortable and large enough for our growing membership. |
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Basic Portraiture Notes (updated) |
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Written by Cranston Reid
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Friday, 21 October 2011 01:52 |
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Here are five basic guidelines for creating better portraits:Good communications: Most people simply don't like to have their picture taken, a reluctance that might originate from a previous bad experience, low self esteem due to wrinkles, weight, hair or a myriad of other perceived defects. If you have an assistant, the lighting can be set up and tested well before the client is invited to participate. If you are proficient with your camera equipment, this projects professionalism and confidence.
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