May 2013 CNCC Meeting: Lessons Learned (Cliff DeJung)
At last night’s meeting our guest was Cliff DeJung, a talented photographer from Longmont, Colorado. His presentation on “How to
Time passes
They say (whosoever might be “they”) that we all think of ourselves as being a certain age–an age that never changes
Don’t forget to pre-flight your gear!
Well, it finally happened. A minor disaster (very, very minor, really, in the world-wide scheme of things). I was able to go
Happy Mother’s Day!
To all mothers, young and maybe not so…and even mothers-to-be. And, of course to the Mother of all Mothers, La
We have now surpassed 400ppm (CO2)
That interesting measurement is from the observatory on top of Mauna Loa in Hawaii. (See the Keeling Curve.) And the CO2 concentration
Adobe taking Photoshop to the “creative cloud”
By now you have probably heard that Adobe will soon be offering its Photoshop software only via what they call
A Solitary Tree
Like a Solitary Tree by Allen a Dale Alone, amidst the silent murk it stands; apart from others;
Should I try wildlife photography?
Go for it! Me? Mostly I don’t go there. Or at least I don’t generally show my work in public
Moonlight Hikes
Now and then, for a bit of adventure, I like to hoist my fanny perpendicular at about 1 a.m., drive
