Inspired by our own Mr Brown, the theme of our first meeting in May was using a wine glass creatively in a picture. Our members rose to the challenge with some very creative interpretations. Here, for your edification, are some of them:
Archive of Club Galleries
There has been a Photochrome Flickr group for a few years but it has been neglected and I don’t think many current users know about it. I’d encourage any current Photochrome members to join the group especially if you’re already Flickr members.
If you’ve been living under a rock for the last few years, Flickr is the leading photo sharing site and it’s part of the Yahoo empire (if you already have a Yahoo account you don’t even have to create a separate Flickr account). It’s free tojoin and share up to 200 pictures. If you want more than that then there is a modest annual fee. Flickr is like the world’s biggest camera club: you can make friends there or connect with people you already know. There are also ‘groups‘ on every subject possible that you can join and add your pictures too to share with other group members. A group also has a discussion forum associated with it. As the Photochrome website doesn’t have a dedicated forum associated with it I suggest we use the Flickr Photochrome Group discussion forum so that we can talk amongst ourselves.
If you add your pictures you the group you will notice that they will be displayed in a Flickr widget in the sidebar of this site (look to the right). I hope members will take advantage of the Photochrome Flickr Group specifically and Flickr in general to find a supportive photo community between meetings. If you have any questions of concerns please raise them in the comments of this post and I’ll do my best to address them. See you on Flickr.
- Martin
The Judge at our March judge night was hard pressed to choose a single image so he gave us a selection of his favorites. In no particular order, here they are. Congratulations to all who were chosen.
- Alan Heald: Multi Arms
- Julie Nunez: Wire
- Alice Steele: The Orange
- Julie Nunez: Rocks
- Gary Larsen: Merced River
- HH: Red Rose
- Harold Hingle: Statue Face
- Charlie Wambeke: Lizard in Nevada Desert
- Gary Larsen: Ocean Beach
- Stacy Boorn: Waterfalls Triptych
Here’s a sneak peek at the slideshow that will be shown at our annual banquet. If you’re attending, we look forward to seeing you there. If you can’t make it we can’t wait to see what you come up with in 2011. Happy Holidays and have a safe and creative New Year.
The perpetual plate winner for 2010 is Connie Louie with 30 points from 10 images placed. The runner up is Chris Kiber with 25 points from 6 images placed.



























