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Light make s photog raphy. Emb race light. Admi re i t. Love i t. But above al l,

know light.Know i t fo r al l you a re wo rth, and you wil l know the key to photog raphy. – George Eastman (1854–1932)

C o a s t a l P h o t o C l u b N e w s l e t t e r • N e w B e r n • N o r t h C a r o l i n a

J u l y 2 0 1 9 M o n t h l y N e w s

Ken Haigler: Sunset O'er the Marina

A key message of this conference was thatit is critical to understand why your organiza-tion exists. Some of the most successful busi-nesses – Apple was used as an example – aresucessful because they truly understand whythey exist. This understanding keeps themfocused. It helps them craft messages to theircustomers that keeps them coming back. Ithelps motivate employees to do their best.

So I’ll ask again, why do we have a Photo-graphy club? Our bylaws state that we are, “tobring together persons who are interested inacquiring and developing an appreciation forthe art and techniques of photography.” Is thatit? What happens after we bring these people together?

I believe we are very fortunate in having agreat deal of skill and talent in our Club. Yousee, we don’t just bring people together. Westrive to help each other move to that next levelof photography. It doesn’t matter what skilllevel you have whenyou join this club. Whatmatters is that you areinspired to stay inter-ested in Photography.What matters is thatyou continue to striveto achieve a level ofphotography that is


John B. SteadyPresidentCoastal Photo [email protected]

right and comfortable for you. Having skilled Photographers to helpguide you is crucial.

Every club activity should have a “whywe do it.” This “why” becomes the purposeand what we hope to accomplish. Without apurpose these activities just become taskswithout any reward for our efforts. Whenwe understand why we have an activity it iseasier to get excited about participating.When we know an activity is designed tohelp a new member understand one smallpiece of the Photography puzzle, we can getexcited about helping.

We hear of Photography clubs disband-ing all the time. Maybe they didn’t under-stand why they existed in the first place.Keeping a club from falling apart takesmore than people paying their dues. That isimportant, of course. It allows us to pay for aplace to meet, a few basic supplies, and anoccasional speaker from outside our mem-bership. But what really matters is that wehave enough members willing to give theirtime and skills to run programs and activi-ties to make sure we can fulfill the ‘why’ weexist.

W hy do we have a PhotographyClub?

I just attended a conference,sponsored by the Episcopal Church, on giving.Before you think you’ve clicked on the wrongnewsletter or that I’ve totally lost my mind, juststay with me for a little longer.

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE:

www.coastalphotoclub.com

M E M B E R

https://psa-photo.org/index.php

?sn-education


COASTAL PHOTO CLUB INC.MONTHLY TREASURER’S REPORT – JUNE 2019

BEGINNING BALANCE - $3,857.93

DEPOSITS:MEMBERSHIP 45.00PHOTO COMMISSION 5.00

SUB TOTAL: $3.907.93

EXPENSES:JUNE SPEAKER – 75.00

ENDING BALANCE $3,832.93

NURSING HOME BALANCE: 404.47

AVAILABLE CLUB BALANCE $3,428.46

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, 7/3/19

Mary O’Neill

From Cover to CoverPresident’s Message 2Treasurer’s Report 3Upcoming Meeting 3CPC Minutes 3 – 4

Meeting Photos 5Accolades 6Mini-Comp Winners 6Summary: What’s Up – J. Steady 7Welcome New Members 8Coffeee & Camera Meeting - NEW! 8Field Trip Photos – Jacksonville 9 – 10

Great Trent River Raft Photos 11

Club Photo Gallery 12–14

Resources & Classifieds 15

Club Information 16–17

COASTAL PHOTO CLUB Monthly Meeting Minutes – June 8, 2019Submitted by Bob Dumon, Secretary

Meeting called to order at 9:32 by President JohnSteady

VISITORS: We had two first time visitors today.Frank Longo who joined last month and MargoFesperman who joined today.

ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM THE PRESIDENT• President Steady was delighted to announcethat based on our current Membership Survey,when asked what camera a member uses, 53%now say they shoot with CANON, 36% withNikon, with the remaining 11% split mainly be-tween Sony and Panasonic and a few otherbrands. Polite applause followed from roughlyhalf the attending members.• Our next photo exhibit will be at the Libraryduring the month of August. This was previ-ously announced in last Tuesday’s email, butwill be in again this Tuesday, so watch yourTuesday email for details. The exhibit space atthe Library is not the greatest, and space is lim-ited, but it’s at no cost to us, so if you want tobe a part of that, sign up for it.

UPCOMING MEETINGSATURDAY, July 13th

9:30AM

DAVE HILBERT Sports Photography

• Results of our Nautical Photo Outing Digital Contest

• Club Survey Results and Action Plan

• Mini Comp Topic - “Nautical”

• “

Basement LevelCentenary United Methodist Church

309 New Street, New Bern, NC

NEXT NEWSLETTER DEADLINEThursday July 25th,


Mini-Comp vote totals will, as usual, be availablehere at the podium after the meeting for those whoentered the competition and would like to see yourvote total, but remember, you’ll need to keep trackof the number(s) assigned to your entries.UPCOMING PHOTO TRIPS:• On Thursday, June 13, there will be a sunset pho-toshoot and dinner opportunity in Jacksonville.This one will be at the Marina Café at 110 S. MarineBlvd. We’ll shoot some nice photos, then sit downfor dinner, followed by (hopefully) some glorioussunset shots, so it will be a combination photo-shoot and social gathering.• In July we’ll have two more downtown photo-shoots, in Swansboro and Bath. Stay tuned fordetails.• In August, for our photo outing, we’ll be going tothe Lynnwood Park zoo in Jacksonville. Check themout here:http://www.lynnwoodparkzoo.com/about-us.html• Another August photo outing will be to thePungo National Wildlife Refuge, where we canhopefully photograph some bears. All these de-tails will be out Tuesday.

COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS• The Patriot Golf Day fundraiser, benefiting theFolds of Honor Foundation, was held in New Bernfor the 9th year. This foundation provides educa-tional scholarships for children and spouses of mil-itary servicemen and women killed or disabledwhile serving our country, and they hit the$250,000 mark over the nine years they’ve beendoing this. Carol Krom photographed the banquetFriday evening, and Dennis Szeba, Ken Haigler, andJohn Steady took photos of the opening ceremonyand golfers in action Saturday Morning.• On Friday, May 31, our club provided photogra-phers for the Howell Center Prom, sponsored bythe New Bern Civitan Club. Howell Center is an or-ganization housing severely handicapped individu-als, and they really appreciate our work on theirbehalf. Thanks to Rick Meyer for arrangingsupport for this event, and to our participating photographers:+ Doug Carawan + Nancy Donahue + ArchieLewis + Cathleen McAnneny + Marty Pitcairn +John Steady + Cathy Tucci + Alan Welch

National Night Out – Several neighborhoodsare holding this event again this year on August6th. We have been asked to help out by ridingin some of the police cars visiting neighbor-hoods, and photographing the event. It will also be held outside New Bern in severalcounty locations, e.g., Fairfield Harbour,Bridgeton, etc., where cars from the Sheriff ’sdepartment will be in attendance. LUNCH – approximately 15 participants.

PHOTOSHOOT FOR NEW BERN HISTORICALSOCIETY – This is now underway. Photographers areteaming up in assigned areas, and many of theareas have already been filled, so go online andsign up quickly. Later there will be more spe-cific areas we’ve been asked to photograph, andwe’ll let you know about those over time. Historical Photo Walk (Beaufort & NewBern) Digital Contest Winners

1st Place - Mystery at O Marks Jeanne Julian 2rd Place - Oh Behave Vernon Geddings 3rd Place - Gateway to a Secret Garden – Carol Krom

Judges: Tom McCabe, Dennis Szeba, and Alan Welch

PRESENTATION – RON SNIPES: “VIDEO TIPS”· Professional videographer for TV stations,other commercial shoots· Showed examples of some of his gear overthe years, as well as helicopters, etc.· Discussed some of his photoshootsGroup Evaluations The group viewed and critiqued severalphotos submitted by members for evaluation.Mini-Comp Winners· Dune Shadows in Winter - Paul Harding· Shadow Lace – Marty Pitcairn· WarsawWorkman – Dennis Szeba

The meeting was then adjourned at 11:38 bypresident Steady.


Speaker: Ron Snipes

Ron shows off video equipment.

A Field Trip Winning photo

Andy

Sam checks out a Photo

magazine

Ken votes on Mini-Comp Photos

Members listening to Presentation

L-R: Robbin, Mary, Bob & Mike

L–R: Sue & Mary Ann count Mini-Comp votes

Sue stays busy

Meeting Photos 6.8.19Photos by Evie Chang Henderson

William Ryan, Beauty


Congratulations to our Mini-Comp Winners!

TOPIC: ShadowsCOLOR (TIE): Paul HardingDune Shadows in Winter

COLOR (TIE): Marty PitcairnShadow Lace

MONOCHROME: Dennis Szeba Warsaw Workman

ACCOLADES:

Alan Welch is the artist of the month during July at

the public library in New Bern. A reception will be

held July 11 at 7:00 pm to kick off Alan's exhibit.

William Ryan has an exhibit at the NC Estuarium223 East Water St. Washington, NC.

Show runs July & August. Meet the Photographer July 27 from 1-3 pm.My photos include landscapes, lighthouses and various wildlife.

My favorite is “Beauty.” I have been trying to get photos of wild

horses for awhile now, but they have proven elusive until this

June day. We had to walk about 2 miles, then after spending time

with them, it was as if she was posing for me. I like the catch light in

her eye and her tail even looks like she had it curled for her photo op.


WHAT‘S COMING UPfrom John Steady

CLUB MEETING –SATURDAY, JULY 13TH, 9:30AM • DAVE HILBERT – SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY • Results of our Nautical Photo Outing Digital Contest• Club Survey Results and Action Plan• Mini Comp Topic - “Nautical”

HISTORICAL PHOTO WALKS• Saturday, July 20th - Bath, NC (THERE WILL BE PIRATES!)You asked for historic photo walks...the field trip commit-tee responded. This month we will head to Swansboro andBath. Let's see what you come up with to show your inter-pretation of "A STEP BACK IN TIME." Plan to enter yourbest photos into our field trip digital contest. Also, wemight have a special digital competition for all attendeesof our "A Step Back In Time" historical photo walk outings. Members only, sign up:https://cpcmembersonly.weebly.com/uploads/1/6/3/9/16390820/2019__07__july__photo_walks_ii.pdfHISTORICAL SOCIETY COMMUNITY SERVICE Phase I, focused on downtown New Bern. We should wrapthis up any day now. Phase II is in the planning stage.Locations to photograph for Phase II will be availablesoon. People are able to work on assignments whenconvenient. They can also team up with a more experi-enced member. Lots of flexibility here. Members only.https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080b4fa9aa22abf58-new-bern1CLUB ANNUAL MEETINGSaturday, August 10th 9:30am• ELECTION OF OFFICERS (OFFICERS ARE ELECTED FOR A ONE YEAR TERM - NO TERM LIMITS) See Page 16 for a list of the Nomination Committee Members.

• PRESENTATION - BY ANNE GRIMES "Capturing The Journey--My Photography"• Group Photo Critique• Mini Comp Topic - “Silhouettes”

CLUB ExHIBIT AT PUBLIC LIBRARYMeet the artists - Thursday, August 1, 7:00 pmStop by the public library in New Bern and support yourfellow members who are part of our exhibit this month.

NATIONAL NIGHT OUTTuesday, August 6th 4:00-8:30pmThis annual event is a community-building campaignthat promotes police-community partnerships andneighborhood camaraderie to make our neighbor-hoods safer, better places to live. It is celebrated inthousands of communities across all 50 states on thefirst Tuesday in August.We support the New Bern Police by taking photos ofthis event. Volunteers will ride in a police caravan asthey go to various neighborhoods to interact with resi-dents. Each neighborhood will be having a “celebra-tion”…many will have food and dancing. Our job is tocapture the police as they connect with the residentsand help show the positive relationships that exist be-tween our police and citizens. We’re looking for 6 ex-perienced photographers and 3 less experiencedwanting to learn.Members only, sign up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080b4fa9aa22abf58-nationalWILDLIFE PHOTO SHOOTSMonday, August 12th - Lynwood Park Zoo,Jacksonville, NCSaturday, August 24th - Pungo Nat'l WildlifeRefuge (looking for Bear)Our field trip committee is planning some wild thingsfor this month. The challenge is to capture the person-alities of wild things - black bears in their naturalhabitat and several other varieties of animals in cap-tivity.Members only, sign up:https://cpcmembersonly.weebly.com/uploads/1/6/3/9/16390820/2019__08__august__nature___wildlife_.pdfCLUB MEETINGSaturday, September 14th 9:30am• Presentation - TBD• Group Photo Critique•Mini Comp Topic - “History”

• Bike MS - Community Service Photo ShootSeptember 7 - 8th

Ed Hall is our Coordinator again this year. This is anopportunity to shoot a variety of photo styles andtechniques…everything from large groups to actionshots. You get to pick what you want to photograph. Asin the past, Ed is available to answer any questionsyou have. Please consider this worthwhile event. Markyou calendar. More details and information on signingup will be out when we get closer to the event. m

Originally from Wilmington,so, NC native. Amateur level photography.Have used film and digital SLR.Eventually fell to the dark side,using my iPhone and iPad fortravel snaps. Trying now to return to using a camera. Worked professionally in the

historic, non-circulating collection of the Carolina Room inCharlotte. My area was working with photo collections andcataloging the negative collection of the CharlotteObserver that was donated to the library. Worked duringthe transition from film to digital. Prefer architectural images and some landscape. Below is the door to a mechanic’s garage in Italy, notcropped. Such a creative use of old tires. Typical of Italy,even a garage door is adorned with flowers. y


Meet New Member :Margo Fesperman

Welcome NewMembersMargo FespermanRebekah Saxanoff

COFFEE & CAMERAS:NEW to COASTAL PHOTO CLUB!8:30 am - 10:00 am @ Kitchen on Trent 2500Trent Road, New Bern, NCby Robbin Haigler

If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions then planto join in on the new and informal gatherings beingplanned by the Photo Trip Committee members,COFFEE & CAMERAS! We will plan to meet up at theKitchen on Trent (2500 Trent Road) the first Wednesday ofeach month from 8:30 am - 10:00 am. Feel free to bringyour camera, manual and questions - those in attendancewill set the topics for that gathering; we’ll do our best tohelp you with answers and other resources available. Wewant this to be a well rounded group of members with alllevels of experience and hope to see everyone join inwhen available!SCHEDULE:

●Wednesday, July 3●Wednesday, August 7●Wednesday, September 4●Wednesday, October 2●Wednesday, November 6●Wednesday, December 4

No RSVP is required but please wear your nametag andallow time to place your beverage order (breakfast/pastry are optional) at the counter. Look for us on theright hand side (beyond the half wall) as you enter therestaurant. While we intend for this to be an informalevent, we will strive to begin at 8:30 and end at 10:00.

• Need questions answered while on your Photography journey?

• Would you like some tips on camera settings for the upcoming Photo trip?

• Need help with the monthly Photo challenges found in our newsletter?

• Want to share ideas about a Photo project?

• Do you just like to talk Photography with like-minded individuals? ---


Field Trip:Jacksonvi l le - 6.13. 2019

Photos by Carol Krom

All Our Boats in a Row

All Coiled Up

Just Before Sundown

Riverside Shanty

Looking for His Lost Pirate


Field Trip:Jacksonvi l le - 6.13. 2019

Photos by Ken Haigler

Waiting for a Crew.

Tie Down, Not

Boat out of Water

Photos by Alan Welch


The Great Trent River Raf t RaceUnion Point, New Bern

6.22.2019

SUMMER FUN – 2019


C l u b P h o t o G a l l e r y

This series of photos by: Kathy Curtis


This series of photos by: Carol Krom

Daffodil centerAzalea

Redbud

Wisteria

The Three Sisters


This series of photos by: Eileen Shalhoub

Just before we left, these lilies bloomed. So many plants weredamaged by standingbrackish water after Hurricane Florence,I was pleased to see these survivors. Hope I will be a survivor too.

I took some iPhone photographs on my way toPhiladelphia for additional treatment.

. I did not bring along my Nikon due to

luggage limitations.I stayed with friends on theEastern Shore of Virginia, halfway from New Bernto Philly. I noted that the wind stopped briefly al-lowing the dock to reflect crisply in the still water.

Seconds later the wind picked up and the moment had passed.

I also like the painterly look of bare trees on theleft. They look scraped out of wet watercolor.

.

From this angle the sunsetseemed to be projected from the

window. A beautiful real-timeview of the Chesapeake.

I like the way this bird is framed by branches against theabstract stripes of water and vegetation.

Editor’s Note:Eileen has given me permission to share her pictorialjourney as she deals with cancer.


M E M B E R

Sylvan Heights Bird Park Sylvan Heights Bird Park is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizationwww.shwpark.comBirds are starting to come into their mating plumage.Opportunity to see many rare bird species. Open Tuesday-Sunday,| 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.CLOSED MONDAYSADMISSION FEES:Adults (ages 13 to 61) $11Seniors (ages 62+) $10Children (ages 3 to 12) $8Photopass is $30 -- in addition to the membership feeof $39 -- which allows photographers special access tothe aviary park in Scotland Neck, NC. click on “Support Us,” and then click on the “Photopass” option.

252.321.8888 • 3701 Charles Boulevard, Suite 100 Hours: M-F 9-6 • S 9-5 • Closed Sunday

http://www.asapphoto.com

Offers a 15% discount for Coastal

Photo Club Members

RESOURCESBill Gewain sent this link to a course titled Fundamentals of Photography - FREE LECTURE ONLY https://www.thegreatcoursesplus.com/free-photography-lecture2?utm_source=US_Paid-Search&utm_medium=PaidSearchNonBrandGoogle&utm_campaign=131740&mkwid=s_dc&pcrid=301127350757&pkw=%2Bjoel%20%2Bsartore&pmt=b&c3apimn=301127350757&in-tent=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9LvfoLDc3wIVk-wOGCh2sOAOvEAAYASAAEgJTSvD_BwEpresented by National Geographic Photographer, Joel Sartore. Bill also sent this link to an index of courses offered by “The Great Courses”. (Fee) https://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/fundamentals-of-photography.html?cid=7901

As an annual Class Pass holder, you gainaccess to all classes taught by ASAPPhoto & Camera instructors in 2019 andmost vendor-sponsored events. Followour classes and events at asapphoto.com,Facebook, and by subscribing to our e-Newsletter.

$59.99 Excl. taxpractice on the Washington waterfront(weather dependent).

Build Your SkillsPHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY

OF AMERICACOASTAL PHOTO CLUB IS A MEMBER

OF THE PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA

Courses for members. ● Explore the PSA gallery.

Take a look at the new-member galleryat the Photographic Society of America:

http://www.psa-photo.org/index.php?galleries-

new-member-gallery

PSA Conference Spokane, WA

September 25 - September 28, 2019

https://psa-photo.org

CONFERENCE HOTEL: Centennial Hotel Spokane303 W North River Dr.Spokane, WA 99201

Understanding exposure gives youthe power to make the photo thatyou see in your head.In this class we will explore the interaction of light, ISO, aperture,and shutter speed more in depth.You will learn how to read yourin-camera light meter, how to control depth of field, and howmotion affects exposure. You will also learn more on usingfiltering systems including circularpolarizer and neutral densityfilters.$59 plus tax

July 17, 2019, 7PM–9PMEXPOSURE BASICS 101


Chuck Colucci maintains our photo galleryof Club field trips. If you go, or have gone, ona field trip, send Chuck a few images. You canfind the gallery on the club’s website: http://www.coastalphotoclub.com/prior-field-trips.htmlor email info to Chuck at: [email protected] For best results size your images at 150ppiand 1500 px on the long edge. Chuck says he will resize your images for youif you send him a .jpg file.

Coastal Photo Club’s Facebook page is:https://www.facebook.com/Coastal-Photo-Club-284769591540129/Thank you, Sue Williams, for being our administrator!

Also, please visit our club’s marketplace: http://www.coastalphotoclub.com/marketplace.htmlLots of good Photography gear on sale.

CALENDARMonthly events are on our Coastal

Photo Club website:

http://www.localendar.com/public/AlanWelch

CPC SCHEDULE MEETING DATES FOR

2019January 12February 9 March 9

April 13 – Spring Print Competition May 11June 8July 13

August 10September 14October 19th

(date changed to 3rd Sat. due to Mumfest)

November 9 – Fall Print Competition

December 14 (Holiday Party)

We are providing a variety of opportunities for ourmembers with the hope that each member will findsomething of interest. The best way to improve your

photography is to get out and shoot. All of our community service projects are designed to help

our members learn. We have a lot of opportunities for you to get involved.

I hope to see you at some of our many events.

A S P I R E • L E A R N • D E V E L O P

NOMINATING COMMITTEEOur club has four officer positions; president, vicepresident, secretary, & treasurer. Each year a nominat-ing committee is appointed by the president. Accord-ing to our bylaws, "The committee shall prepare andpublish a slate of officers and obtain the agreementfrom the nominees to serve, if elected. The chair of thecommittee shall present the slate at the August meet-ing. Additional nominations may be made from thefloor with consent of nominee."Officers serve one year terms with no term limits. To continue serving they need to accept a nomination and be reelected.This year our nominating committee is:

Sue Williams, chairperson

Debra Rothengast

Bob SchraderIf you have suggestions for people to fill any ofour officer positions contact one of the committee members.


• Get in Touch! Join the Club! E-mail: [email protected] • Correspondence: Coastal Photo Club, Inc. • P. O. Box 585, New Bern, NC 28563-0585 Web: http://www.coastalphotoclub.com/

• Facebook: “Like” us! Meetings: Unless otherwise announced, the CoastalPhoto Club meets on the second Saturday of eachmonth in the Basement Level, Centenary UnitedMethodist Church, 309 New Street, New Bern, NC. Visitors and guests are welcome!

COASTAL PHOTO CLUB OFFICERS& BOARD MEMBERS:

President John B. Steady [email protected] 252-671-0288

Vice President& Marketing & Public Relations Chairperson

Alan Welch

[email protected] 919-616-6782

Secretary Bob Dumon [email protected] 252-349-7931

Treasurer Mary O’Neill 252-652-7134

Competition Committee Sue Williams

Special Events/Community Service Rick Meyer

Skills Development Committee Ken Haigler

Public Education Committee Tom McCabe

Member-at-Large Archie Lewis

Member-at-Large Jeanne Julian

NEXT NEWSLETTER DEADLINE:Thursday, July25th

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION OF PHOTOS FOR THE NEWSLETTER.

File should be in .jpg file format. Please label your filewith your name and the title of your photo.

(Example: Jane Doe_Fall Leaves.jpg).

(It is easy to confuse photos when they are identified only by numbers. Titles add context or meaning to your photo.)

Please send photos at 100ppi and 900 pixels on longest side to:

Evie Chang Henderson, Newsletter [email protected]

BENEFITS OF CPC MEMBERSHIP• Web portfolio: Display and edit your portfolio at no charge on the CPC web site.• Competition: Challenge yourself and receive feedback on your workthrough monthly competitions available only to members. Two juried competitions annually.• Instruction: In-house, hands-on workshops with experts andnovices, and presentations by visiting pros, make meetings interestingand useful.• Exhibit your work: The CPC is regularly invited to mount exhibits in galleries and other public venues. Usually, you can offer your prints for sale.• Service: Give back to the community by doing what you love. CPC members have the opportunity to volunteer as photographers forlocal non-profit events and organizations.• Free newsletter: Our monthly newsletter offers photography tipsand event information. Submit your own images for publication.• Field trips: Enhance and practice your skills in new settings. Grouptravel makes it fun and affordable. Past trips include the Great SmokyMountains, Duke Gardens, Wilmington, and the Pocosin Lakes WildlifeRefuge.• Discounts: At www.redriverpaper.com/myclub: enter the club code“coastal” when placing your order. The club also gets a commission eachtime you order. Ballantyne Framing and Art in New Bern offers a 15%artist discount to active CPC members.

About this Publication:

Coastal Photo Club News is the monthly newsletter e-mailed free to members and friends of the CPC. Items highlighting the activities of the club, news, opportunities and awards as well as items related to thePhotography field submitted by members are encouraged and welcomed. The experience and accomplishments of our members are diverse but we encourage learning and sharing. Members’ photos for our Club Gallery are especially encouraged. All image rights reserved by the photographers. Our newsletter was the recipient of the Small Club DivisionFirst Place award in the Photographic Society of AmericaNews-letter Contest for 2013 and for 2014. In 2015 and2018, the CPC newsletter received an Honorable mention inthe Large Club Division.

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