Have you mastered a new Photoshop or Lightroom technique or have a classic process you wish to present? Are you stumped about a certain panel or slider that someone in the group can help explain? Come armed with questions or give us a quick demo so that we can all learn from each other. Everyone will have an opportunity to share in this enlightening and entertaining Tips & Techniques session.

Join Evergreen Camera Club for this informative and entertaining Tips & Techniques presentation on Wednesday, March 24th via Zoom for 6:30 pm social time and announcements at 7:00 pm in the Zoom meeting room.

Join Evergreen Camera Club via Zoom:
Wednesday, March 24th
6:30 pm social time and announcements
7:00 pm start of presentation

Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89686920700?pwd=aDFHenlKTGxJMGd6K25GYzFUVDcxUT09

What photographers inspire you? Do you have amazing Instagram favorites? Where do you go for the most useful YouTube productions on gear, shooting techniques or postprocessing? Come ready to show some links or examples and share your favorites so that we can all learn from each other. Everyone will have an opportunity to tell their story about how they are using social media and the Internet to become a better photographer in this informative and entertaining Tips & Techniques session.

Join Evergreen Camera Club for this informative and entertaining Tips & Techniques presentation on Wednesday, February 24th via Zoom for 6:30 pm social time and announcements at 7:00 pm in the Zoom meeting room.

Join Evergreen Camera Club via Zoom:
Wednesday, February 24th
6:30 pm social time and announcements
7:00 pm start of presentation

Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83970298047?pwd=NDdSR0pLZlA2U3owQ3VwN0VsNDVGUT09

We’ve all gotten pretty proficient at image processing. But do you know where your images are? Do you know how much hard drive space you are using or how much you have left? How about your backup system . . . is that reliable? If you are struggling with these answers, so are most of your peers. It’s a commonplace theme among us creatives.

Colorado Master Photographer, Artist, Educator and Chief Instigator Jeff Johnson will help simplify your image storage structure as well as file hierarchy and file naming conventions. Don’t worry . . . all is not lost!

Join Evergreen Camera Club for this informative and entertaining Tips & Techniques presentation on Wednesday, January 27th via Zoom for 6:30 pm social time and announcements at 7:00 pm in the Zoom meeting room. See the ECC website (on the home page and under the Meetings/Events menu item) and future ECC emails for the Zoom link.

Join Evergreen Camera Club via Zoom:
Wednesday, January 27th
6:30 pm social time and announcements
7:00 pm start of presentation

Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84863995745?pwd=WWFWZllmeklMUzZSZUhUR3VSNE9qZz09

RICK NOEL is looking for Feedback

Have you ever spent way too much time looking for a specific photo? Do keywords make you cringe? There are many excellent photo editing programs out there, however, Rick was frustrated that they were weak at helping him find the photos he wanted to view and/or edit. So, he decided to write his own.
His app can:
– find photos taken in a specified place like the “Grand Canyon”
– find photos that contain particular people. For example: me and my spouse
– find photos shot on a certain date, season, year, etc.
– and much more
Rick needs our help to watch his demo and offer thoughtful feedback with what he has developed.
Evergreen Camera Club is continuing their popular Zoom meeting format, so join ECC on Wednesday, October 28th for a virtual social time at 6:30 pm and announcements at 7:00 pm in the Zoom meeting room.

Join Evergreen Camera Club via Zoom:
Wednesday, October 28th
6:30 pm social time and announcements
7:00 pm start of presentation

Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89115949793?pwd=ZFc0ZGo4TmxKTG5sbmdBOVFkdVpVUT09

Join us in our annual effort to decorate the display wall of the Evergreen Library with the beautiful work of our member photographs. Photographs will be on display November 1 – November 30, 2020.

Due to Covid-19, there will not be a mounting T&T this year. Members who have attended previous mounting sessions and are comfortable mounting their own photos may check out material by contacting Dick Oltman at ecc@evergreencameraclub.com. We have one mat cutter, some foam boards, adhesive and a roller to be used at no charge.

It’s time to get back to the basics of photography. Understand what it means to open up or stop down, when to stop action, when to allow your subject to blur and why. Learn which lens is best for each occasion and that ISO does not mean “In Search Of.” Whether you are new to photography or have been shooting for a while, you’ll learn some new techniques in this informative and entertaining Tips & Techniques presentation. Keep your camera handy so that you can follow along.

Join Evergreen Camera Club via Zoom:
Wednesday, September 23rd
6:30 pm social time and announcements
7:00 pm start of presentation

Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87252545799?pwd=cVU5TFFzNmFNVWRHZi9rTlpObVJ6Zz09

About Ellen

Ellen Nelson has been a professional photographer most of her life, living in Evergreen and Clear Creek County. She has worked as a university photographer, photojournalist, portrait photographer and freelance photographer, shooting for Time, Ms., and numerous newspapers and Colorado magazines, including Colorado Serenity and Colorado Life. She recently completed her Certified Professional Photographer (CPP) requirements, a prestigious designation achieved by only 2500 photographers worldwide, and earned a bronze medal in the 2019 International Photographic Competition. Connect with her on Instagram and Facebook: @ellennelsonphoto, ellen@ellennelson.com or www.ellennelson.com.

Ever wonder what the secret is to understanding light when taking a photograph? Virtually every digital camera made today has a built-in tool showing how light is distributed within an image to ensure you get the exposure right almost every time. Bob Coorsen will debunk the technical aspects of the histogram and show you how simple it is to understand. You will never take another image without using your histogram once you take this Tips & Techniques presentation. Bob Coorsen is the organizer for the Metro Denver Digital Photo Learning Group (one of the largest local photo Meetups).

Evergreen Camera Club is continuing with the Zoom meeting format, so join ECC on:

Wednesday, August 26th
6:30 pm social time and announcements
7:00 pm start of presentation

To view the Zoom we created for this event: Click Here

Dick Oltman has offered to host this month’s Tips and Techniques meeting which falls on the fourth Wednesday of each month. This month he is going to talk about how to get great photographs while on a cruise. These presentations are always informative as experienced members share their photography knowledge.

Wednesday, February 26, 2020
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Evergreen Fire & Rescue
1802 Bergen Parkway
Evergreen, CO

Would you like to travel to Africa, and not cost you less than a trip to Disney’s Animal Kingdom resort?

Our Evergreen camera club president Eric Esau traveled to Uganda last July and spent $8,500 for three people for 15 days. They went on multiple safaris in four different national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. The amount of wildlife they saw and photographed was amazing.

Eric is going to talk about how he did it, what to see and the best places they visited. He will talk about more expensive lodging options as well as super budget lodging. They did a mid-range tour and their accommodations were mid-range and very nice.

Other things he will talk about: How to hire a guide and tour company, how much to tip, where to eat, and what to avoid. He’ll talk about logistics, medical precautions, and bugs (There are not as many as you think). Come and learn about how you can do that bucket list trip you have always wanted to do.
Doors open at 6:30 pm for social time.

January 22 2019
BERGEN PARK FIRE STATION
7pm (6:30 SOCIAL TIME)

NOTICE: We are looking for more photos so are holding a second mounting event:

If you have photos that need mounting for the exhibit, there is a mounting workshop planned for 2 pm on Tuesday, November 19th. Please RSVP. Email ECC@evergreencameraclub.com to let us know if you’re bringing photos to mount or to drop off for the library exhibit.

November 19, 2019
BERGEN PARK FIRE STATION
2pm

NOTICE: This event was rescheduled due to a winter weather warning – Now on November 6th

November 6, 2019
BERGEN PARK FIRE STATION
7pm (6:30 SOCIAL TIME)

he Evergreen Camera Club has the exhibition wall in the Evergreen Library reserved for displaying our photographs in the month of DECEMBER. This is a large space, and can easily hold 60-100 photos, depending on size and arrangement, so there is room for EVERYONE to show some of their work. The easiest way to display your photos is to mount then on foam board and use Velcro to stick them to the wall.

At this Tips and Techniques meeting we will be mounting prints on foam boards. ECC will provide the material and expertise so you can mount your photos for the exhibit. So, gather up your photos. Size can vary. Many photos need to be 8×10 or larger to show well. They can be much larger if you prefer. Depending on the subject and how much they grab attention via color or contrast, some could be smaller.

This will be an excellent opportunity for members to bring their prints and get help mounting the prints to a backing suitable for display at the library.

For the library display, photos can be in frames, or mounted on foam board, or whatever. They need not all be mounted the same. The main wall is fabric-covered wood, and nails can be driven into it to hang framed photos with hanging wire.

You may also bring photos which are already prepared for the exhibit and we will collect them.