Member Articles

The following articles were written by Images Alberta Camera Club Members

• A Day on the River. 2016. Clayton Reitzel
  
• A Tale of Two Printers. 2019, Larry Holland
• Abraham Lake – More Than Just Bubbles 2021 (Clayton Reitzel)
• Create an Adobe Portfolio website 2021 (Jana Allingham)
• Creating a Pecha Kucha Presentation using PowerPoint (Mac) (Nora Hartfelder)
• Digital Noise Reduction for High ISO Raw Files with DxO Photolab 4 (Barry Headrick)
• Fireworks Photography 2019. Ken Hruday
• ​Flowers Under Water Workshop. 2018. Hedy Bach
• Giving Back. 2016. Steve Ricketts​
• Hands ... And the Stories They Tell. 2017. Sheila Holzer
• ​​​​History of IACC: 1975 to 2015. Mufty Mathewson​
• How to Choose a Macro Lens. 2015. Ronald Ross
• IR Photography 101 2019 Robert Burkholder
• ​It's a Wide Wide World. Canadian Camera Magazine 18(4) Winter 2017 pp.16-19. Gilles Simard
• ​Lessons Learned from Event Photography. 2016. Fred Rushworth
• ​Look Down, Way Down the Grand Canyon. 2015. ​Vincent Morban 
• Macro Lens, Extension Tubes or Close-Up Filters? 2017. Ron Ross
• Museum of Human Rights in Winnipeg (e.g., ReDress Art Installation; How Visually Impaired See Photographs). 2018. Mufty Mathewson
• ​Photographer's Desiderata. May 2018. Barbara Morban
• Photographing the Prairies (Steve Ricketts) Sep 2020
• Photography ... Live It, Breathe It, Create It. Canadian Camera Magazine 17(1) Spring 2016, ​pp. 32-35. Quincey Deters
• Scouting out Locations for Landscape Shots. 2018. Steve Ricketts
• ​Selecting a Telephoto Lens. 2014. Derald Lobay
• Slideshow Creation with Adobe Premiere Elements (Barry Headrick)
  
• Some Thoughts About Competitions. 2015. Kirby Price
  
• Someone’s Using Your Photo Online? – What To Do. 2019. Jim Kelcher
• STC Clip Filter (2020) Ron Ross
• ​Street Photography. 2015. Vincent Morban
• Timeless Tips for Taking Better Images. Reprinted in 2015. Carol Rusinek​
  
• Understanding hyperfocal distance (Brian Catterall)
  
• "Virtual Ideas" (2020) Hedy Bach on submitting your images
• Your Historian Remembers Mufty Mathewson
  

​"This is how you do it:
you sit down at the keyboard
​and you put one word after another until it is done.
​It's that easy and that hard."
​Neil Gaiman

© B. Morban

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