[ February 1, 2012; ] International Competition! The Minneapolis – St. Paul Print Circuit is a 6 show, 4 division exhibition circuit closing February 1, 2012. – enter up to 16 total images (4 in each category.) $15 entry fee Last year around 1,400 images were entered from people all over the world. This is a great opportunity to have your work [...] [...]
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[ February 4, 2012; 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. ] Meeting Date: February 4, 2012 — 9:00 AM Meeting Location: Edina Art Center Meet to promote each others work and discuss new ideas Gain experience at promoting and exhibiting member’s photography. Useful to all Crosstown Club members who want to market and exhibit their own work. Crosstown Camera Club Members welcome! [...] [ February 7, 2012; ] Due Date: February 7, 2012 – 11 PM Digital Salon: “After Dark” — After sunset and before sunrise. Competition digital images must be submitted as email attachments sent to digitalsalon@crosstowncameraclub.com by 11:00 PM Tuesday, the week prior to the Salon. See Salon Competition Rules for entry info. [...] 
[ February 7, 2012; 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm. ] Meeting Location: Edina Art Center Crosstown Camera Club Members welcome! [...] 
[ February 16, 2012; 6:15 pm to 9:00 pm. ] Meeting Location: Christ Presbyterian Church Educational Moment: Forrest Pearson Digital Salon: “After Dark” — After sunset and before sunrise. Program: Karen Hunnicutt – www.karenhunnicuttphotography.com [...] [ February 18, 2012; 12:00 am to 12:00 pm. ] What is the Interclub Individual competition? Members of all the Twin Cities camera clubs (within the Camera Council) are invited to enter up to 20 images to be judged against their fellow photographers. Enter your images to compete against ALL your fellow camera club photographers in the Twin Cities area. Awards will [...] [...] End of Year Banquet and Club Awards [...] “Long Exposures” – Using a long duration shutter speed to sharply capture the elements of an image and blurring others. [...] “Triptych” – An image that is divided by lines or patterns into three distinct panels. [...] 
“Impressionistic” – The image captures the essence of the subject rather than its details. Colors are used to create a vibrant image with the optical mixing occurring in the eye of the beholder. Emphasis on the play of natural light and reflection of colors from an object to the subject. [...] |
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