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If you missed the sign-in sheet and would like to help, feel free to contact me and let us know how
you’d like to get involved (MBMcMahon@aol.com 760-207-9544).
Thanks to the people who have stepped up to lead the next few photo shoots…look for their names
and information about the shoots in the articles that appear in this newsletter.
I’d like to mention that we’re currently looking for a new editor for our newsletter. Hugh Cox has
done a terrific job for the last two years and will pass the torch to a new editor with the June issue.
Please contact me or Hugh if you have an interest in this position and would like to learn more about
it.
Don’t forget the deadline to submit your work to be included in the official NCPS Post Card publicity
piece. You have until the end of this month to submit your entries. See the website for more
information and details on submission guidelines. This promises to be a beautiful piece…don’t miss
out on the chance to have your image represent the Society. Thanks to Hugh Cox for his leadership
on this project.
Attendance at the first two meetings for this year has been very high and it has made for some
exciting and rewarding sessions. We’ve made arrangements to add additional seating to
accommodate the group. Also, we’ll be doing our best to end the meetings no later than 9:00 PM.
Please consider coming a little early to mingle and find a seat so that we can start promptly at 6:30
p.m. Thanks.
As always, don’t forget to check our website (www.nc-photo.org) for late-breaking news and
beautiful displays of our members’ work. Good shooting!
WHAT A FANTASTIC PROGRAM FELLOW
MEMBER DAN BURNS PUT ON AT OUR
FEBRUARY MEETING! DAN’S
PROFESSIONAL SPORTS IMAGES WERE
MAGNIFGICENT, AND THE STORIES THAT
ACCOMPANIED THEM WERE JUST PLAIN
FUN. THANKS, DAN!!!!
MEMBER SHARE by Barbara Swanson
For March's member share, please bring one or two images of flowers. This has been an excellent
year locally and in the deserts for wildflowers, so I hope everyone has gone or will go out and
photograph the fantastic display. Domesticated flowers are also welcome, so use your creativity for
a variety of images, such as garden or macro shots.
April's topic will be "painting with light". Many of us were very impressed with last September's
speaker, Will Gibson, who showed us his wonderful light paintings of his childhood home. I
encourage you to give it a try, as even using only a strong flashlight should produce some good
results.
May's topic will be "the decisive moment".
ORANGE EMPIRE RAILWAY MUSEUM SHOOT by Dan Nougier and
Robert Chavis
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