March 2012 - Photographic Society of Chattanooga

Volume 62, No. 3
March 2012
Next PSC Meeting, Thursday, March 15
St. John United Methodist Church
6 p.m. Boot Camp
7 p.m. Program: Tom and Pat Cory Presenting
Photographing Wildlife in Florida
Winter and spring are great times to
photograph in Florida. Pat and Tom
Cory recently drove down to Everglades National Park, photographing
at various locations along the way. In
their program, they will show images
from each of the locations including
birds, butterflies, and other ‘wildlife’.
All locations are easy to get to and
offer big rewards. In addition they will
critique the images from the quarterly
contest on ‘Water’. While they were
not the judges of the contest, nor do
they know the results, they will offer
comments based on their experience
in judging other contests.
Tom and Pat Cory have been involved
professionally in photography for many
years. Combining their love of nature,
travel and teaching, they have worked
as a husband/wife team conducting
photography workshops locally, nationally, and internationally since 1987.
They also offer individual lessons and
custom trips.
Their work has been published in
numerous calendars and publications
The latest 2012
Membership
Directory is up.
Members can refer
to an email sent
earlier this month
for downloading
instructions. We
also enjoys environmental portraiture. Pat specializes in video and has
produced a DVD entitled Visions of
Nature, 34 minutes of nature video
set to hammer dulcimer music, and a
documentary video on the building of
the Coolidge Park Carousel in Chattanooga. Their fine art photographs
and local notecards can be purchased
through http://fineartamerica.com/.
Cory Photography, continued on p-3
Inside
Photograph ©Tom Cory
such as Outdoor Photographer, Nature
Photographer, Sky Magazine and Blue
Ridge Country. While they specialize
in nature and travel photography, Tom
are still missing photos of some of our
members! For those who do not have
their photo included, the next opportunity to have your picture taken will be
at the March meeting. A printed copy
of the directory will be available when
we have everyone’s photo.
2 Member News
Board Meeting
PSC Calendar
Photoshop Group
Boot Camp
Membership News
Youth Showcase
3 PSC Committee Chairs
4 3CT
5 Photo Contests
6 PSA: Member Benefits
PSC Field Trips
7 Non-PSC Opportunities
Non-PSC Workshops
Items For Sale!
8 Contact Us
PSC Calendar
February
Eileen Card
Wayne Hicks
Andy Keels
Susan Longley
Christy Payne
Shelda Rees
Coleen Sprayberry
Heather Crawley
Robert McLeod
Member News
Milton McLain had two of his
four prints, Biodin Temple and
Bass Harbor Reflection, accepted in The 2012 Great British
Small Prints Circuit.
Photoshop Group and
Digital Committee
Help Wanted
The PSC Photoshop Group,
an open forum (round table)
discussion group with the goal
of improving photo editing techniques, needs a new leader.
Anyone willing to step up and
take on this work please email
edens@chattanoogaphoto.org.
The forum is open to everyone
in the club, not just the Photoshop Group. Photoshop Group/
Digital Committee meetings will
resume when a new leader/
moderator is on-board.
Photo Safari
The Monday evening Photo Safari
mini field trips are suspended until
further notice.
March
15 6 p.m.
Beginners Boot Camp
7 p.m.
Program by Tom and Pat Cory
18 7:30 a.m. PSC Field Trip to
the Shaffer Farm
29 6:30 p.m. PSC Board Meeting
31 All day 3CT Field Trip for
Clubs - in the Smoky Mtn. NP
April
2 NO Photoshop-Digital Group
19 6 p.m. Boot Camp
7 p.m. PSC Club Meeting
Boot Camp
6 p.m. Thursday
March 15
Before the PSC
Club Meeting
Gear Discussion
The March Boot Camp meeting
will consist of a discussion on
photography gear. Features to
look for in gear and what gear
you need for different types of
photography will be addressed.
In addition, why tripods and
other useful gadgets are needed
will be discussed. Also, plans will
be made for a Boot Camp field
trip. See you there at 6 p.m.
-Milton McLain
Board Meeting
The PSC Board meets at 6:30 p.m.
on the last Thursday of each month
at Hamilton Place Penney’s conference room on the second floor.
These meetings are open to any
PSC member who wishes to attend.
Board members unable to attend
are asked to email the president at
president@chattanoogaphoto.org.
Youth Photography Showcase
In order to get young people involved
in photography, PSC sponsors the
Youth Photography Showcase each
spring for students in grades 9-12. This
year, digital images were accepted as
well as prints.
There were five categories: Architecture, Photojournalism, Scapes, People/
Animals, and Photographer’s Choice.
Rules for prints and digital entries are
posted online at http://chattanoogaphoto.org/Activities/Contests/Youth_Photography/youth.php.
At the April PSC meeting, attendees
will get to view the students entries,
and the winners will be announced.
The winning images from the Chattanooga area, will be sent to the national
contest sponsored by the Photographic
Society of America, where cash and
other prizes will be awarded to the
winners, and 25% of all the images
submitted are exhibited at PSA’s annual conference.
If you want more information, contact
Mark Gilliland, the YPS Chairperson at
youthcontest@chattanoogaphoto.org.
PSA 74th ANNUAL
INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE OF
PHOTOGRAPHY
Burlingame, California
September 16-22, 2012
San Francisco Airport
Marriott Waterfront Hotel
This conference is the official
annual meeting for PSA. For
more information, visit the PSA
website http://psa-photo.org.
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March 2012
PSC Committee Chairs
Boot Camp: Milton McLain
Officers of many of the photo/camera
clubs across the state of Tennessee
have formed Camera Club Council
of Tennessee (3CT), a state association for the purpose of common
events, common contests among
clubs, and events of interest to all
photographers across the state. Their
web site is www.3ct.org . Check it out
occasionally.
Here are a few of the events they are
planning:
3CT’s Interclub Photo Contest is open
for submissions.
Be sure to check out the website’s
www.3ct.org home page, you can
just click on the advertisement for the
Interclub Photo Contest and the page
with all the details and the place for
submissions will open up.
Information is available, and registration is required for 3CT’s Interclub
Field Trip to the Smokies.
Photoshop-Digital Group: Bob Edens
edens@chattanoogaphoto.org
milton@chattanoogaphoto.org
Programs: Bill Mueller
bill@chattanoogaphoto.org
Camera Club Council of Tennessee
(3CT) Pat Gordy
patgordy@bellsouth.net
PSA Competition- CPID:Milton McLain
milton@chattanoogaphoto.org
Community Outreach: Rodney Blum
rodney@chattanoogaphoto.org
PSA Competition - ND: Bill Mueller
bill@chattanoogaphoto.org
Contest - Quarterly & Annual:
Myra Reneau
contest@chattanoogaphoto.org
PSA Club Representative:
Milton McLain
milton@chattanoogaphoto.org
Contest- SCIPE: Dan Jeter and Pat Gordy
scipe@chattanoogaphoto.org
Publicity: Donna DeWeese
publicity@chattanoogaphoto.org
Digital: Bob Bratton
bob@chattanoogaphoto.org
Special Events: Angela Dillard
angela@chattanoogaphoto.org
Exhibitions: Milton McLain
milton@chattanoogaphoto.org
Website: Roelf Steyn
webmaster@chattanoogaphoto.org
Field Trips: Wendell Gordy
wendell@chattanoogaphoto.org
Website Committee: Roelf Steyn
webmaster@chattanoogaphoto.org
Fundraising: Mary McLain
fundraising@chattanoogaphoto.org
Workshops & Seminars: Bill Mueller
bill@chattanoogaphoto.org
Membership: Kathy Hamill
contact@chattanoogaphoto.org
Youth Photography Showcase:
Mark Gilliland
youthcontest@chattanoogaphoto.org
Newsletter: Stephen Sweat
editor@chattanoogaphoto.org
Cory Photography, continued from p-1
Be sure to check out the www.3ct.org
home page and click the ad for the
Field Trip for all the details on each of
the four tours being offered, as well as
registration info.
Tom and Pat have published three
books: Scenic Chattanooga and
Beyond, a guide to natural areas
within 75 miles of Chattanooga;
their popular instructional book,
Notes from the Field, now in its
NOTE: This is a great group and you
7 th printing; and Gently Touch the
will be hearing more about it from time
Earth, a book of some of their
to time. It is also a great chance to get
favorite images along with upbeat
to know your fellow photographers
and thoughtful quotations.
across the state.
Tom and Pat have recently added
courtesy of Larry Perry’s Photo Notes a page on Facebook (Cory Nature
and Travel Photography) and a blog,
http://www.TomandPatCory.blogspot.
com. They also publish a quarterly
Cory newsletter which can be found,
along with previous issues, on their
website http://www. TomandPatCory.
com. Notification of the new newsPhoto ©3CT website letters can be emailed on request.
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Tom is a clinical psychologist, and
he retains a part-time practice. Pat
handles most of business side of
their company, Cory Nature and
Travel Photography.
Background: Tom earned his Ph.D.
degree in Clinical Psychology and has
been in private practice for 35 years.
He is very interested in the creative
aspects of photography. Pat earned
her BA in Economics and her professional career was in the area of information systems and management.
They both have studied photography
with many of the best-known photographers in the country.
Article and photographs ©Tom and Pat Cory
March 2012
Contests
The Camera Club Council of Tennessee (3CT) proudly announces its
first Interclub Photo Competition. The
theme is “National and State Parks of
Tennessee” with an entry deadline of
April 30. The entry fee (four up to 4
images) is $10, which is payable via
PayPal when submitting your entry online. Only digital
images will be accepted. For more instructions and to
enter, go to http://3ct.org/contest/. PSC is a club member of 3CT, so help PSC to have the most winners in the
contest!
Photo Contest Focuses on Tennessee’s Civil War Heritage
The “Living Legacies: Capturing the Scenic Beauty of
Tennessee’s Civil War Heritage” Photo Contest involves a
partnership between the Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area, the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, and the Tennessee Department of Transportation to
implement the statewide Tennessee Civil War Trails marker
and signage program. Contest entrants are encouraged to
use the Trails marker program as a guide to find numerous
subjects across the state, including:
The 2012 Louisville National Juried Photography
Show is seeking entries. Last year there were entries
from 21 states. This year’s awards pool has been expanded to over $8,000 in cash and other awards, and
there are 8 categories, more than most other shows.
Entry deadline is May 9, and the fee for the first 3 pieces
is $35, and $10 for each additional entry with a limit of
10 entries per person. Entry fees are non-refundable.
The link to the prospectus is http://www.louisvilleart.
org/LAA_About.html (click on “shows”, then the second
“prospectus”). Online submissions and fees are being
handled only by CallforEntry.org (CAFÉ) https://www.
callforentry.org/festivals.php?apply=yes. Call Bob Maynard, the chairman of the show, if you have questions:
303-547-0807.
• Historic landscapes
• Period buildings and architecture
• Monuments
• Cemeteries
To follow the Trail, visit www.civilwartrails.org.
The “Living Legacies” photo contest has three goals: (1)
To commemorate the sesquicentennial anniversary of the
American Civil War across the state of Tennessee. (2) To
use photography to tell Tennessee’s full Civil War story, by
capturing its military, home front, occupation and emancipation landscapes. (3) To showcase the photographer’s art
in framing, interpreting and deepening our understanding
of those places and times.
Call for Entries
The contest ends April 1st, 2012, with the winning photographs to be exhibited at The Heritage Center of Murfreesboro and Rutherford County (www.hcmrc.org) from June
through August 2012. The exhibit will then travel to other
places across the state. For further information about the
Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area, go to www.
tncivilwar.org. An online brochure outlining the categories
and submission guidelines can be accessed at www.scenictennessee.org; click on Photo Contest.
A call for entries has been issued by the Nebraska Arts
Council for its first annual Heart of “America Photography Competition.” Information can be found at http://
holdregelibrary.org/photo_contest.html. A short video
entitled “First Annual Heart of America Photography
Competition” may also be accessed on YouTube.
Only digital entries are accepted, and there is a $10
fee. Deadline is May 1. For more information, contact
Michelle McCormick at michellemc@atcjet.net.
For more information, contact:
Marge Davis
Scenic Tennessee
Tel: 615-758-8647
Email: margedavis@comcast.net or
Jennifer Butt, Program Assistant
Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area, MTSU
Tel: 615-217-8013
Email: heritage@mtsu.edu
PSC Contests
Quarterly and Annual
Contact: Myra Reneau
contest@chattanoogaphoto.org
Contest page:
Rod Planck Nature Photography Workshop
http://chattanoogaphoto.org/Activities/
Contests/index.php
Saturday, April 14, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 pm. Classroom
instruction in the Goins Auditorium, Hardin Valley
Campus of Pellissippi State Community College in
Knoxville. The cost of the workshop is $85, and lunch
is included. Pre-registration is required by sending a
check to SANP, C/O Bob Turney, 200 Skyview Drive,
Lenoir City, TN 37772. You may view a flyer about the
event at http://www.sanp.net/pdf/20120207_SANP_
Planck_Workshop.pdf
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SCIPE
Contact: Dan Jeter and Pat Gordy
scipe@chattanoogaphoto.org
http://chattanoogaphoto.org/scipe/
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March 2012
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March 2012
PSC Field Trips
March 10, 7:30 a.m. - Frozen Head State Park
Leaving from the Bi-Lo Grocery in Ooltewah at 7:30
a.m. to travel to Wartburg, TN to Frozen Head State
Park and Natural Area, which is situated in the beautiful
Cumberland Mountains of eastern Tennessee. To sign
up, send an email to wendell@chattanoogaphoto.org
March 18, 7:30 a.m. - Shearing of Llamas and Alpacas at the Shaffer Farm
photograph by © Mohan Rao
The group will leave from the Bi-Lo on OoltewahRinggold Road (about a block of East Brainerd Road)
at 1667 Ooltewah-Ringgold Road, Chattanooga, TN
to travel to the farm located near Red Clay State Park.
Bill Mueller, trip leader, shooter@gate.net
Participants in the PSC field trip to Benton Falls on February
25, pose for a group picture. From left are Mike Halley, Donna
Halley, Shari Vann, Kate Coss, Wendell Gordy, Tom Sterr,
Ana Sterr, and Mohan Rao. Lance Castleberry was on the
trip but is not in the photo.
March 31 - 3CT Field Trip to the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park, Hosted by The LeConte
Photographic Society
Non-PSC Opportunities
Smoky Mountain Models Shoot Out
Milton McLain will be the coordinator for PSC. Be
sure to also notify Milton by email (msmclain2@gmail.
com) after you register online with 3CT. You may want
spend Friday night in Gatlinburg, to get to the early
shoots. There is a hotel discount for the group. Hotel
and field trip details listed at http://3ct.org/fieldtrips/.
The Smoky Mountain Models Shoot Out will involve up to
10 models and up to 20 photographers shooting at different times and at different stages on March 10 for all
day. The Shoot takes place at a mountain Chalet located
between Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. Exact shooting address given when commitment to attend is received.
Your LCPS guides are well versed on the trails and the
best locations for photo ops. The guides are not there
to instruct, only to show you the way.
This event gives both models and photographers in East
Tennessee the unique opportunity to be able to add a
variety of images to their portfolios in a one-day shoot.
Photographers who have not had the opportunity to have a
model-photo session will be able to do so. Finally, there is
an equal opportunity for the models to expand their portfolios by receiving images from multiple photographers in a
single event. ( Photographers are required to provide a CD
of
images to each model that poses for him or her.)
Choose from four different locations to photograph!
Rhododendron Creek, Greenbrier, 6:30 a.m. at the
Hungry Bear BQ parking lot on US 321.
Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail, 7:00 a.m. meet
up time at Sugarlands Visitor Center
The photos to be made will be portrait, full length and
posing with no nudes or semi nudes...all fully clothed and
with environmental location backgrounds. Lighting will be
natural
lighting.
Porters Creek Wildflower Hike, Greenbrier, 6:30
a.m. at the Hungry Bear BQ parking lot on US 321.
Fees to photographers are: $85 for a 90-minute session
that includes up to three different models; $135 for two 90
minute sessions which include up to three more models.
Camera Club members and photographers belonging to
professional photographers organization are eligible for
discounts.
Email me directly for details.
Newfound Gap and Beyond, 6:00 a.m. meet up
time at Sugarlands Visitor Center
*** Registration for the tour you prefer is required
but there is no registration fee.
Payment by check or credit card via PayPal at website. Deposit is due right away, with remainder due by cash or check
at the Chalet.
Since there is a meet and greet session at the Sleepy
Bear motel from 7-9 pm Friday, I plan to drive up that
afternoon. I can carry up to five passengers for anyone
who wants to carpool. Proposed leaving time is 3 pm
from the Ooltewah Bi-Lo parking lot. We could leave
earlier if desired. Contact me by phone at 423-3445643 or email msmclain2@gmail.com.
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Currently there are 10 models that have confirmed their
participation, and there is room for 2-4 more models
and several more photographers. Photos of attending
models are being posted on Ron Plasencia’s website:
www.1man1camera.com. If you have questions, contact Ron at ron@1man1camera.com
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Non-PSC Workshops
Equipment for Sale
Canon 50D with extras for sale. $875. E+ no scratches. Phone
# 423 488 3129. I can bring it to the next meeting. Shari Vann
******
Sigma Zoom 28-70mm 1:2.8 EX DG for Nikon. Contact me for
more details and photos. $300
Amy Daniels
Expressive Moments Photography
www.yourexpressivemoments.com
865.254.6423
Cory Photography with Tom and Pat Cory
2012 Schedule
Apr. 14
Wildflower Photography
Huntsville Botanical Garden
Huntsville, Alabama
May 18-28
Ireland (Sold Out—waiting list)
In conjunction with Strabo Photo Tours
June 5
Beginning Digital Concepts
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
June 7
Picture the Aquarium
Tennessee Aquarium
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Sponsored by the Tennessee Aquarium
June 19
Intermediate Digital Concepts
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
June 28July 10
Iceland
In conjunction with Strabo Photo Tours
Nov 9-11
Scenic City Photo Safari
Various locations in Chattanooga
Sponsored by the Tennessee Aquarium
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Dell “UltraSharp 1504FP” - 15inch Monitor-- $30 I got this
monitor in 2003 and have upgraded to a bigger screen. If I
had the desk space, I would still use it as a second monitor for
tools and menus during image processing, but since I don’t, I
thought someone else might want to do the same.
Note** If you look closely, you can see a band of slight blurring
area off to one side, but that never interfered with my processing and certainly wouldn’t be an issue if you’re only using it for
tool menus.
Call Jaclyn: (865) 363-4568
email: jaclyn@jaclynpaigephotography.com
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Canon Extender EF 1.4x II with lens case. excellent condition.
$225.00
Canon ST-E2 Speedlite Transmitter with case and manual.
excellent condition. $100.00
77mm ExpoDisc Digital White Balance Filter (Portrait) in
original packaging. excellent condition. $50.00
77mm ExpoDisc Digital White Balance Filter (Neutral) in
original packaging. excellent condition. $50.00
Manfrotto tripod head 460MG 3D Magnesioum Head with
RC 2 Quick Release; supports 6.6 lbs. excellent condition. $50
Plus More to be Announced Throughout the Year
Contact Ann Farrar
annf@comcast.net
865-850-6940 text or call (leave message if no answer)
Note: Some classes at UTC and the TN Aquarium are
listed here before registration begins. Please contact
us directly if you are interested in a class where registration is not yet open.
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Nikon D700 FX-format DSLR camera body with box and all
accessories. Virtually like new with only 14,968 shutter actuations. Includes 4GB Kingston CF card, Nikon DK19 rubber
eyecup and Thom Hogan’s Guide To The Nikon D700 guide.
The Hogan book has been printed out and is in 3-ring binder
(830 pages) and also includes Thom’s 128-page spiral-bound
quick guide. $2,200. Maryville.
Superior Camera Workshop
Market Street Bridge
A Nighttime Photography Workshop
Steve Gustafson and Mike Daniel will be leading a
Nighttime Photography Workshop on location in downtown Chattanooga. The workshop will begin with Steve’s
informative discussion and demonstration of techniques
needed to execute nighttime photography successfully.
Following the lecture Steve and Mike will assist students
as a group and individually with achieving successfully
great nighttime images of our beautiful city.
Wendell Franks wendellfranks@gmail.com
865-980-3589
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Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III Price: $5,499 or best reasonable
offer
Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III SLR Digital Camera (Body Only)
Shows little or no signs of wear
Additional Items: BOX and original accessories included with
original purchase
·
Contact Allan at allan@almphoto.com or 865-659-3273
The $60 workshop fee is due by March 15, 2012 . A
minimum of 6 and a maximum of 12 participants. To
register call Mike or Nancy (423-894-8903) or come by
our store at 6785 Lee Hwy. Chattanooga, Tn. 37421.
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Photographic Soceity of Chattanooga Board Members Monthly Meeting Information
President Dan Jeter President-Elect Bill Mueller
Secretary Vickie Aragon Treasurer Mary McLain Officers
423-875-3348
president@chattanoogaphoto.org
423-504-4026
president-elect@chattanoogaphoto.org
423-240-3964
secretary@chattanoogaphoto.org
423-344-5643
treasurer@chattanoogaphoto.org
Directors
James Adams (‘13)
423-645-5145
james@chattanoogaphoto.org
Mel Aragon (‘14)
423-834-2718
mel@chattanoogaphoto.org
Bob Edens* (‘12)
423-991-3196
edens@chattanoogaphoto.org
Pat Gordy* (‘13)
423-718-7551
patgordy@bellsouth.net
Wendell Gordy (‘14)
423-718-7551
wendell@chattanoogaphoto.org
Cauley Hayes (‘13)
423-265-7414
papadoc@chattanoogaphoto.org
Terry Hunt (‘14)
423-645-3439
terry@chattanoogaphoto.org
Janice Jeter* (‘12)
423-875-3348
janice@chattanoogaphoto.org
Milton McLain (‘12)
423-344-5643
milton@chattanoogaphoto.org
* Replacement Director for vacancy.
Day: 3rd Thursday Each Month
Time: 6:00 p.m. Boot Camp & Mini-Lesson
6:30 p.m. Registration & Social
7:00 p.m. Meeting and Program
St. John United Methodist Church CAC
3921 Murray Hills Drive
Directions: Exit Hwy 153 onto Hwy 58
North. Turn left at the first stop light
onto Murray Hills Drive. Entrance to the
church is on the right. PSC will meet
in the CAC (gymnasium) ground level
entrance immediately in front of you.
Parking surrounds the church; however,
other entrances will normally be locked.
The Photographic Society of Chattanooga holds club membership in the
Webmaster: Roelf Steyn webmaster@chattanoogaphoto.org
Photographic Society of America, Allied
PSC Membership Dues Arts of Greater Chattanooga, and the
Editor
Full-time Student: $15 Camera Club Council of Tennessee.
John W. Coniglio, March Editor
Single Membership: $25
editor@chattanoogaphoto.org
Family Membership: $30
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Photographic Society of Chattanooga
P.O. Box 8886
Chattanooga, TN 37414