The photograph of the week topic for this week is black, not a black and white photograph, but a photograph where the subject is black. This may sound easy but getting enough details into a black subject without blowing out the background can be a challenge. Post your photographs on our Facebook page by December […]
It won't be long and the bells will be jingling and Mama may be kissing Santa Claus by the O' Christmas Tree. So to get you in the mood this week's challenge is to photograph something that represents your favourite Christmas Song. Post your photographs on our Facebook page by next Sunday December 8th. And […]
This will be our first digital competition review and discussion of the year. Themes were Colour and Water. All information for submitting a photograph can be found on the November 18th Due Date calendar page.
The lights are going up, the bobbles are being hung and the photograph of the week is ....... you guessed it ....... Christmas Decorations. The should be easy you say, almost every house in the neighbourhood is lit up, but can you make a unique and different photograph of it? Post your pictures on the […]
Wonderful displays with all kinds of photogenic stuff: shiny, colourful and whimsical. Find some Christmas spirit in all the tinsel and cuteness - and get the image. Great chance for macro and closeups, a tripod is recommended. Limited to 10 photographers, please RSVP. Date: Sunday December 8th Time: 10:00AM - 11:30AM Location: Gardenworks 6469 Metral […]
Harbour City Photography Club is going out for Dinner and we have a very special guest! Come join your club members and David duChemin to celebrate the season! David has agreed to join us for dinner and is donating a copy of his new book, Light Space and Time, for a door prize. This will […]
Lynn Smith is a street photographer from Sydney Australia. Over the past 20 years he has by photographing the streets of big cities. Although he does some day shooting, most of his work is done at night, because of the moody situation he stumbles upon. Fotovague grew out of the realisation that with 3.5 billion […]