Tri-City Photography Club 

The Tri-City Photography Club brings together avid photographers in the cities of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody in British Columbia, Canada -- novices and amateurs alike -- who share a common enthusiasm for the art of photography and the promotion of that art form. More information about the club is available on the Club Info page and in the club newsletters.

This web-site exists to disseminate information about the club and photography related events in the Tri-City area, and to showcase the works of our members.

Welcome to our web-site. Check out "what's new" (below) at our site and our club calendar. Please see the latest newsletter (below) for more information.

Club Calendar 2007/2008

February 25	Evaluations with Graydon Roberts and 2 club members. The rest of the club members to keep their own scores (Bring some flashlights).
March 10	Assignment Evening.  Group Critique. Subject 1: Spring. A second assignment subject to be picked from membership suggestions.
March 31	Members' Group Evaluation. Open subject. (Bring Flashlights)
April 14	Studio Lighting Work Shop. This can include Painting with Lights other than the studio flashes. Make sure you know how to operate your camera in Manual Mode. If you don't know, bring your Instruction Manual and we'll try to help you out. If your Point and Shoot won't do Manual we'll try to set you up for a turn with somebody else's camera.
April 28	Evaluations of last workshop results and open subject with outside judge (TBA) assisted by two club members with other members doing their own scoring. Bring a flashlight.
May 12	Workshop on Motion!  This promises to be another interesting one. The membership is invited to come up with some of their own suggestions in addition to what the executive comes up with. Bubble machines? Whirling Dervishes?
May 26	Members' Group Evaluation re Motion Workshop and open subject
June 9	Elections and Season's End Social.

Assignments 2007/2008
Assignment images may be presented in any form (i.e., slides or prints, colour or B&W) up to a maximum of three images per assignment.

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