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L I G H T H O U S E P A R K P R E S E R V AT I O N S O C I E T Y I N V I T E S Y O U T O . . .TAKE ONLY PICTURES!
Original document link here: Lighthouse Pk. invitation
BurnabyShowcasePoster2011-r.jpg1) Guest Lecture – Friday evening, 4 Feb. 7:00 pm
2) Showcase – Saturday evening, 5 February 7 pm
3) Print Exhibit, 30 Jan – 5 Feb; see hours available at bottom of this message
All events at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts, 6450 Deer Lake Ave., Burnaby BC
See details below, in the attached poster and on the website
http://www.burnabyphotographicsociety.com/ ; click on the poster that comes up on the first page.
1) Guest Lecture Friday 4 February 2011 7:00 pm. Room 103, Shadbolt Centre for the Arts
Tickets $10, order from Lynda Kerr, 604-433-0826 kerr2000@telus.net
“An Evening with Dan and David Newcomb” (www.timelapsehd.ca)
experts and specialists in time lapse photography and time lapse animation.
The Newcomb’s are the producers of the “Vancouver City” music video used to promote
the city for the 2010 Winter Olympics (www.timelapsehd.ca). They will be appearing in
Room 103, a smaller venue seating 120 off the lobby of the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts,
6450 Deer Lake Ave., Burnaby, B. C.
Their presentation will be geared more towards the interests of photographers
rather than the general attendees of Showcase.
“We will definitely be giving tips and techniques on how to shoot time lapses.” David Newcomb
Program:
Introductions
What is a Time Lapse Video?
Our Background
Sample Videos
“Vancouver City” Time Lapse Story
How to Shoot Time Lapses
Where to Sell Your Time Lapses (Dan and Dave’s agent will be present)
Break
Production Gear – Tilt / Pan head, Dolly and Railing Crawler
Post production Work Flow
Our Latest Video and Future Videos
2) Showcase Extraordinaire!
Saturday 5 February 2011 – Arrive early to view the print selection in the lobby: Lobby opens at 6pm.
James Cowan Theatre opens at 6:30 pm. The show begins at 7pm sharp.
Our popular annual Showcase event — approx. 15 short slide shows, each set to music to help set the mood.
James Cowan Theatre, Shadbolt Centre for the Arts. Many excellent door prizes to be won!
Intermission – refreshments provided!
All 285 seats for this event are sold out almost every year — please get your tickets in advance.
Tickets $18, order from Lynda Kerr, 604-433-0826 kerr2000@telus.net
3) Print Exhibit: all week: 30 January through 5 February, 2011. Free, no admission charge.
A special selection of 40 large framed prints from members of Burnaby Photographic Society
on exhibit in the lobby of the Shadbolt Centre. Vote for your favorite print!
Monday, 30 January: 6pm – 10 pm; Tues through Sat, 31 January to 5 February: 10am – 10pm.
The Broughton Archipelago by Urs Boxler
Digital slide show at Vancouver Maritime Museumhttp://www.vancouvermaritimemuseum.com/page153.htm
This presentation is part of the Maritime Museum’s annual Ocean Cruising Adventure Lecture Series. This is Urs’s fourth presentation about the BC coast at this venue.Festival of Lights Photography from Club Member Ron Long
Urs and his wife Judy have explored the BC coast extensively on their sailboat Raven Song for several months each summer over several years. In the process, they have covered virtually every corner of the spectacular BC coast and have accumulated thousands of images that tell the story of the coast. This presentation shows the highlights of cruising the Broughton Archipelago for six out of the past eleven years. Topics include scenery, hidden anchorages, cruising destinations, wildlife, native culture, history, and current ecological challenges.
Location: H R MacMillan Space Centre Auditorium (Basement of the Planetarium), 1100 Chestnut Street, Vancouver, BC
Date & Time: Friday, February 11, 2011; 8:00 pm
Tickets: Tickets may be purchased in advance by phone 604 257-8300, at the Museum, or on the evening of the lecture (doors open at 7 pm).
Ticket Price: Single lecture costs are $13 or $50 for the five lecture series. Costs for seniors, Museum members and Pacific Yachting Magazine subscribers are $11 per lecture or $40 for the series (includes HST).
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Dear Photography Lover,
We thought you might be interested in this upcoming photography course at VanDusen Botanical Garden. Would you like to explore the world of night photography, or improve your skills with long exposure techniques? We have a special course coming up that coincides with the annual VanDusen Festival of Lights. Instructor and professional photographer Ron Long will lead you through a two session course where you will have the opportunity to learn in the beautifully lit up Garden, take your own photos and then share your favourite images with the class for feedback. Bring a tripod and empty memory card to class. Pre-registration is required by calling 604-257-8332 or fax a registration form to 604-257-8679. Please feel free to pass this on to colleagues, friends or family who may be interested. Date, time and price can be found below. Thank you for your time! Keep an eye on our website for upcoming photography courses such as Effective Photo Composition, Flower Photography, and Digital Photography Fundamentals, all of which include time to take photos in the beauty of VanDusen Garden!
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Festival of Lights Photography Workshop
Tuesday Dec 14, 4:30 – 7 pm and Wednesday Dec 15, 7 – 9:30 pm
Instructor: Ron Long
Cost: Members: $62 / Non-member: $76
Photo by: Ron Long
Canon Imaging Academy and Expo presented by London Drugs
The Canon Digital Imaging Expo features representatives from major software, hardware, accessories and peripheral manufacturers
Date: November 27th, 2010
Time: 10:00 am-7:00 pm
Location: Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre (West) 1055 Canada Place, Vancouver
$25 Tickets available at London Drugs
Presentation Schedule:
- 11:00am – Still Motion – by Amina Moreau
- 12:00pm – Vincent Laforet – by Vincent Laforet
- 1:30pm – DSLR techniques featuring the new EOS 60D – by Scott Kenney
- 2:00pm – Be creative shooting HD video on you DSLR – by JF Drolet
- 2:30pm – Welcome to the World of Large Format Printing – by George Couto
- 3:00pm – Live shoot,,, from capture to output – by Scott Kenney
- 4:00pm – Still Motion – by Amina Moreau
- 5:00pm – Vincent Laforet – by Vincent Laforet
Vincent Laforet at the Canon booth: 1:00pm – 2:00pm and 6:00pm – 7:00pm
Still Motion at the Canon booth: 11:00am – 12:00pm
Still Motion at the Nadel booth: 5:00pm – 6:00pm
Featuring Lectures by: Vincent LaForet – Famed still and video photographer
Still Motion – Wedding, portrait and event photographers/videographers
How to get the best images from your Digital SLR
How to get the best HD videos from your Digital SLR
How to get the best images from your Canon professional printer
Vendors confirmed:
- Microsoft
- Nik
- Iomega
- Wacom
- Opus Lighting
- Lumahawk
- Hoodman
- Manfrotto
- Gitzo
- Kata
- Colorvision
For more information see in-store Computer or Photo/Electronics departments
Pacific Digital
Photographic Club-annual digital video presentation
the Pacific Digital
Photographic Club – PDPC – is presenting
their annual digital video presentation on
November 13 @ 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., @ the
Inlet Theatre in Port Moody.
They are always great shows, with lots of door prizes.
For tickets – $15.00 – contact Bee @ 604 581 8177,
email: ewredpath@telus.net
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Beyond Rules: PhotoClub Vancouver Members’ Exhibition 2010
November 1st to 28th.
Vancouver Public Library
The 2010 exhibition of PhotoClub Vancouver being held in the Moat at the Vancouver Public Library through November is presented in that spirit.
A collection of works by club members, both amateur and professional, produces an eclectic exhibition. It features everything from street photography and portraits, to landscapes and advanced digitally manipulated images. As with past exhibitions, the entire show will be available in book form following the show from Blurb.com. Details will be posted on the club’s web site at http://www.photoclubvancouver.com/.
At twelve years old, PhotoClub Vancouver is young as camera clubs go. However, it is a magnet for established and emerging local talent. Members regularly exhibit in galleries and display their work in photo magazines and other publications. Creativity and, of course, “breaking the rules” are encouraged. Indeed, going “beyond the rules” is something for which the club has become renowned.
Exhibition hours mirror library opening hours:
10:00am to 9:00pm (Monday to Thursday)
10:00am to 6:00pm (Friday and Saturday)
Noon to 5:00pm (Sunday)
Join us for the Opening Reception on Friday, November 5, 2010 from 8:00 to 10:00pm in the Alma Van Deusen Room (#125) at the main branch of the Vancouver Public Library.
If you would like more information about this exhibition or about PhotoClub Vancouver, please contact Alex Magil at communication@photoclubvancouver.com.
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The Broughton Archipelago by Urs Boxler
Digital slide show at Vancouver Maritime Museum
This presentation is part of the Maritime Museum’s annual Ocean Cruising Adventure Lecture Series. This is Urs’s fourth presentation about the BC coast at this venue.
Urs and his wife Judy have explored the BC coast extensively on their sailboat Raven Song for several months each summer over several years. In the process, they have covered virtually every corner of the spectacular BC coast and have accumulated thousands of images that tell the story of the coast. This presentation shows the highlights of cruising the Broughton Archipelago for six out of the past eleven years. Topics include scenery, hidden anchorages, cruising destinations, wildlife, native culture, history, and current ecological challenges.
Location: H R MacMillan Space Centre Auditorium (Basement of the Planetarium), 1100 Chestnut Street, Vancouver, BC
Date & Time: Friday, February 11, 2011; 8:00 pm
Tickets: Tickets may be purchased in advance by phone 604 257-8300, at the Museum, or on the evening of the lecture (doors open at 7 pm).
Ticket Price: Single lecture costs are $13 or $50 for the five lecture series. Costs for seniors, Museum members and Pacific Yachting Magazine subscribers are $11 per lecture or $40 for the series (includes HST).
