WHAT WE DO
We meet (virtually!) at 7:00 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month from September to May (except in December when we meet on the 2nd Thursday only). On the 2nd Thursday, we have a guest speaker and a member showcase. The 4th Thursday is competition night, which is a golden opportunity for members to show their work and also to learn about the art of critiquing images.
We offer a variety of activities to our members: workshops, outings, and special interest groups. We also lend our support to community events, promote our members' work, and host exhibits. HOW TO BECOME A MEMBER
For info on joining us and membership benefits, click here.
You may attend two meetings as a guest (for free). Email Mary Hughes (Memberships Chair) with details of the online meeting that you'd like to attend. WHERE WE MEETDue to the COVID-19 pandemic, we don't know when we will be able to meet again in person. In the meantime, we will conduct club activities using Zoom.
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"Leather Dying" ©Wendy ROYER
Note: I continually add new events, including those presented by other photo clubs, to the monthly activities pages and calendar. Also, I upload recordings of club Zoom events (members only) |
WHAT’S NEW
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Pandemic-ography
This week's Photo THURSDAY (Feb 25), yes photo Friday on a Thursday, let's meet at Giovanni Gaboto Park on 95 St and 108A Ave at 11:00 am.
Mufty's Musings
"I’m musing these days about how long we’ve endured this altered life. It’s been a long time since I pressed the elevator button with my bare finger or gone shopping where I could feel the fabric of the garment I was going to buy before I bought it."
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FEATURED MEMBER: Ron Ross
Ron has been a member of the IACC for many years, and served on the Board (including as Competitions Chair). Ron studied photography at Fanshawe College in London, after which he worked for a while in photofinishing and then decided to study archaeology. Photography still remains a major interest, especially the sea and shores. He looks at the impressionistic form of his subjects to incorporate colour and texture.
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