To help promote its mission of the conservation of birds and their habitats, the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory is proud to introduce the 2nd Annual Click Off Photo Contest. Designed to showcase the bird and habitat diversity found in the Bay Area, the contest will select winners from six categories including Bird Portraits, Bird Behavior, Birds in their Environment, Endangered Species, Human Interaction and Birds of the World. The Click Off is a great way for you to:
Invigorate your birding skills
Share your best photos
Win valuable prizes
Help raise money for SFBBO!
Participants can begin submitting images to SFBBO on July 1st.
On May 20th Martin Taylor attempted to make a presentation about how still photographers could explore some video possibilities through creating slideshows, time lapse sequences and using the HD video capabilities built into current DSLRs and other digital cameras. Unfortunately the gods of technology conspired against us and there were problems projecting the videos Martin had prepared for the presentation. Here are links to the videos Martin intended to play:
Photochrome member Harold Hingle has several lovely macro photographs of flowers on display at Tart to Tart located at 641 Irving Street entitled Harold Hingle presents Bonjour Beaucoup De Fleurs. The exhibit includes 10 flowers photographs plus 4 from previous exhibit on the theme of Flowers of the Inner Sunset. Harold’s photographs will be on display for the next couple of months.
Congratulations Harold, who is Photochrome’s newest member! Continue Reading »
Photochrome member Rebecca Jackrel is selling of some of her Canon EOS gear, this is a great opportunity for those club members looking to add a new lens to their setup or even a fancy new EOS camera body.
The Douglas Iris are beginning to bloom in Pt. Reyes and other lovely wildflower specimens are almost here. Our friends at the Marin Camera Club have put out a fine checklist of places to shoot and with the permission of Beth Schriock, and one addition, we reproduce it here. Happy hunting. Continue Reading »
Here is a list of up-coming dates we can enter the academy for free. It’s a great place for photography. Check it out.
SAN FRANCISCO NEIGHBORHOOD FREE DAYS – 2010 (Proof of Residency Required*)
Free admission is available for San Francisco residents in each ZIP code during the designated dates listed below. Each visiting adult is limited to six children for free entry. Continue Reading »
Here is a list of up-coming dates we can enter the academy for free. It’s a great place for photography. Check it out.
