Small but Meaningful
A reminder that this week is the fourth challenge of the year – Chair.
Each member provides six images max. The rest of the group choose the
best three, which are then used for the end of year presentation.
A couple of requests.
* Can people please size images to 1024px on the longest side?
* Can people please name images as follows?
chair_firstname_lastname_anything.jpg e.g.
chair_mark_berger_sitting.jpg
This week Margaret Hobbs will be talking to us about making composite
images. Not only will it be interesting to see the techniques used, but
also the visualisation and creativity that Margaret brings to the
final product.
Start time is 7:30 p.m
Karori Arts and Crafts Centre (Newman Centre),
7 Beauchamp Street, Karori
It is the third challenge of the year – Panorama
There is a slight change this time – each member provides two images. The rest
of the group choose the best one, which is then used for the end of year presentation.
A couple of requests.
* Can people please size images to 1024px on the longest side?
* Can people please name images as follows?
category_firstname_lastname_anything.jpg e.g.
pano_mark_berger_looking.jpg
This week Steve Smith will be speaking to us. Steve is a long time,
mad-keen photographer with a strong background in design. He knows the
rules, and certainly knows when and how they can or should be broken.
His talk will be thought provoking and is certainly worth attending.
Start time is 7:30 p.m
Karori Arts and Crafts Centre (Newman Centre),
7 Beauchamp Street, Karori
A very late reminder about the meeting this Wednesday.
It is the second challenge of the year – Frame within a Frame
Each member provides six images. The rest of the group choose the best
three, which are then used for the end of year presentation.
A couple of requests.
* Can people please size images to 1024px on the longest side?
* Can people please name images as follows?
category_firstname_lastname_anything.jpg e.g.
frame_mark_berger_looking.jpg
One final thought. Think about how you arrange your images. Are they
sorted randomly? By date taken? Alphabetically? Or can they sorted to
provide some sort of impact. Lighter or Darker images first? Start and
end with a strong image?