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2018 Monthly Themes

January ‐ Sports/Action
February ‐ Smiles
March ‐ New Techniques Attempted
April ‐ Silhouettes
May – Doors
June ‐ Abstract
July – Flags
August ‐ Windows
September – Eyes
October – Leaves
November – Masks
December ‐ none (Christmas party)

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7 Tips for Shooting and Processing Star Trails May 8, 2018
Have you ever looked at an image of the night sky where the stars leave long, arching trails? These images, called “star trails”, record the movement of the stars as the earth spins around its axis. This is a compelling way for you to capture a phenomenon not observable to the human eye. As with […]
Ian Johnson
Tips for Doing Natural Light Headshots and Portraits May 7, 2018
You may think that headshots are just like portraits or perhaps think that they are only best photographed in a studio space. Thankfully, natural light headshots can help you to achieve the perfect look and portraits for your clients. Both indoors and outdoors, natural light will give you a more organic and authentic feel to […]
Jackie Lamas
The Importance of Learning From Failure to Help You Grow as a Photographer May 7, 2018
There’s a scene in the 1995 movie Apollo 13 when Gene Kranz, flight commander of the ill-fated moon mission, tells his team that, “Failure is not an option” as they struggle to find a way to bring three astronauts home from the depths of space. While that moment certainly makes for dramatic storytelling, it’s often […]
Simon Ringsmuth

Featured Speaker

March Featured Speaker

Michael Adkins – Travel Photography

Travel and adventure isn’t something you do, it’s something you live. Michael and his wife Belinda, have been traveling the world for more than 25 years, each trip filled with experiences of a lifetime. Both have a passion for using photography as a path of looking deeper into the experience, capturing its essence, and sharing it with others.

Establishing a sense of place, reflecting the beauty of the people, and creating images with a story, are the goals of any travel photographer. This month, Michael will be sharing photographs, stories and experiences from their travels, as well as discussing many of the photographic lessons learned along the way. While most of us can’t travel like National Geographic photographers, all of us can learn to take beautiful travel images which allow us to share our experiences with others.

Retired from a career in medical and pharmaceutical research and development, Michael has traveled to more than 80 countries across six continents. When not traveling, he currently teaches high school and college classes part time, writes articles for magazines, and manages the website DCStamps.com, where he publishes articles about the history and the stamps of countries which no longer exist.

Michael and Belinda take 2-3 trips each year, usually aimed toward discovering new places and cultures around the world. They also take trips designed to give back to those in need.

Upcoming Events

Portrait Workshop
- 06/02/2018
TCPC Monthly Meeting
- 06/06/2018
TCPC Monthly Meeting
- 07/04/2018
TCPC Monthly Meeting
- 08/01/2018
TCPC Monthly Meeting
- 09/05/2018
TCPC Monthly Meeting
- 10/03/2018
TCPC Monthly Meeting
- 11/07/2018
TCPC Monthly Meeting
- 12/05/2018
TCPC Monthly Meeting
- 01/02/2019
TCPC Monthly Meeting
- 02/06/2019

Photography Life

A Study in Light, Shadows, and Landscapes May 8, 2018
In the third of a series of follow-up articles to The Quality of Light, I will delve into my revered interests in photography: light and landscapes. In this article, I will extend the discussion of the quality of light by examining how landscape photographers of all levels can use light and shadows to create more […]
Rick Keller
Nikon D5600 Review May 7, 2018
This is a detailed review of the Nikon D5600, the newest of Nikon’s advanced entry-level DSLR cameras. The Nikon D5600 packs a lot of impressive features and settings into what is meant to be a “consumer” DSLR, and the result is quite good – but not without flaws. Do the benefits outweigh the problems? In […]
Spencer Cox
Tips For a Successful Self-Driving African Safari May 6, 2018
Many photographers dream of the opportunity to photograph Africa’s famed wildlife in its natural surroundings. The ease with which you can find and photograph large mammals in some areas of the continent is incomparable and its landscapes are often striking beautiful. While the thought of traveling there may seem intimidating or unattainably expensive to some, […]
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