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SIGNS OF FALL LANDSCAPE AND NATURE PHOTOS

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“LIMITED TO EVENT MEMBERS (DUES PAYING) OR TRIAL MEMBERS ONLY** “

Welcome to the delayed October SHOOT AND DEBRIEF – SIGNS OF FALL LANDSCAPE AND NATURE PHOTOS!

This session will be an opportunity to share your beautiful “fall” nature photos.

Between now and Tuesday, November 2th – enjoy taking photos that capture NATURE during this fall season.

To help qualify NATURE photos, choose photos showing signs of fall found in nature not signs of fall created by humans. Our November Shoot and Debrief will be for photos showcasing signs of fall created by humans, such as decorations and displays, lights, hayrides, pumpkin patch fun, Halloween, Thanksgiving, etc…

Up to 3 Images to be posted by midnight Tuesday, November 2nd, per the following instructions:

1. Resize photo:

• Resolution 72
• Horizontal Images 1440 pixels wide OR
• Vertical Images 930 pixels highTo upload your photos,

2. Rename your file:

• #1 for first priority, #2 for second priority and #3 for third priority.
  Based on the number of participants we may need to limit the
  number of photos shown during the debrief. #3 would be dropped
  for all participants in this case.
• Last Name, then First Initial (for example – Bader, H)
• Title of image

3. Give camera setting information:

• Lens used (for example 70-200mm) AND focal length of shot (90mm)
• ISO
• aperture
• shutter speed
• exposure compensation, if used
• filters, if use
• post processing techniques of note

4. Upload your images by navigating to EVENT LISTING, then go to
   PHOTO LINK near the bottom, click and upload images.

Wednesday, October 3d and Thursday, November 4th those participating are asked to review all photos in the album, and formulate questions for the photo creator.

Early afternoon of Thursday, November 4th, those registered for the event will receive an e-mail with a link to join the meeting from 6:30 – 7:30.

The meeting will be an open-mic group discussion about the photos captured with the goal of encouraging and helping improve our work.

” **MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: write Rich at [email protected]”

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REGISTRATION CLOSES 5pm day of our monthly meeting. LINK to view will be emailed after 5 PM day of meeting.

Be sure to information below on his upcoming 3-Day Intensive Seminar on “How to Make Money in Photography”

PRESENTOR: STEVEN BULLOCK

CRITIQUE THEME: Drone Photography / or a subject from ground level you would like to shoot from a Drone. OR you may submit any image you would like.

PROGRAM: SHOOTING FROM A DRONE

Initially a short intro to “what and how”, and FAA Regulations (hobby vs Part 107 Certification requirement.

Steve will then share several of his Drone shots. Then discuss opportunities for creativity, how to approach owners for approval to shoot. A short version of Do’s Don’ts”.

Ways to “see” before to lift off.

Steve will back all this with links to referenced items in a pdf.

To Register: https://www.meetup.com/Ohio-Valley-Camera-Club/

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING IMAGES: Submit up to three images in JPEG FORMAT TO: https://ovcc.smugmug.com/upload/Hmcnv6/12345

FINE PRINT: We can only guarantee critiquing your first image IF You Rename Your File Accordingly: it includes FIRST, your priority number 1, 2 or 3. Then your last name, first initial and Title of your image. NAME is required only for administrative Purposes. For Example: “1 Jones D Shadows” Deadline for submitting images will be 10:00 PM of the Friday prior to our meeting.

Image Sizing: reduce all images to Resolution of 72, and, for horizontal images 1440 pixels wide. For vertical images 930 pixels high. • OFF TOPIC IMAGES will be deleted at the request of several members

STEVEN BULLOCK BIO:
One of our more popular presenters, a consummate commercial photographer: Architectural, Professional Sports, Commercial, Event Photographer. Voted/Awarded Best Photographer at National AAOC Juried Art Voted/Awarded Best Photographer at The Sarasota MASTERS Art Event Feb. 2016.

Steven resides outside of Louisville Kentucky and is constantly on the go every week traveling throughout our country. I did just recently shoot The San Francisco Opera House and some of these will be in an upcoming Time Magazine article about the principal people there.
https://stevenbullock.smugmug.com/San-Fransisco-Opera-House-Principal-Persons/

I will be shooting the upcoming ACM Awards in Nashville TN Nov. 10th.

This year I am already at 124 shoots, all over the country, and have another 15 scheduled. A little busy!

UPCOMING SEMINAR: I will be doing a “HOW TO MAKE MONEY IN PHOTOGRAPHY”, a 3 Day Intensive seminar in February. This will be IN-PERSON in Louisville KY, shooting for the first week of February. Date TBD. It’s an updated version (New and Improved! LOL) vs previous seminars. I will get you an updated flyer and info. later.

Websites: stevenbullock.com & StevenBullock.smugmug.com

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ALL MEMBER EVENT. OBSERVE CURRENT COVID PROTOCOLS.
You need not me be an EVENT Member to attend and you may bring a guest, but all attendees, including guests, must pay the fee. All monies are for the benefit of Raptor, Inc. to help them continue their great efforts.

RAPTOR INC. is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of local birds of prey via rehabilitation, education and research. Location: 961 Barg Salt Run Rd., Milford, Ohio.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2021 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM Attendance Limit 10.
If you want to participate in this event, you should reserve your spot sooner than later. Cost is $22 per attendee.

All non-photographer guests are required to pay, simply because of the space limitations and Raptor, Inc. policy.

Visit the Raptor, Inc. complex, where their educational birds will be displayed for your photographic pleasure. Birds are perched and handheld by the handlers. Photographers are as close as 10-15 feet from the birds and have lots of time to shoot. Tripods and telephoto lenses of 200-400mm are recommended, however, not necessary. NO FLASH.

You need not me be an EVENT Member to attend and you may bring a guest, but all attendees, including guests, must pay the fee. All monies are for the benefit of Raptor, Inc. to help them continue their great efforts.

Pay by check made out to Ohio Valley Camera Club, mailed to 6691 Fox Hunt Ct. West Chester, Ohio 45069. Specify Date and Provide Email for possible contact.

EVENT Membership: eligible to attend all events hosted by OVCC. Some training presentations may have their own additional charges. Write [email protected] for more detail.

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MEETUP BEGINS: 8:50 AM . WE WILL DEPART NOT LATER THAN 9 AM AND RETURN TO CINCINNATI BY 4 PM. THERE WILL BE AN OPTIONAL EXTENDED TOUR.

Waterfalling in the Fall is always fun. Let’s shoot Cedar Cliff Falls-Indian Mound Preserve near Cedarville Ohio in Peterson Park on St. Rt. 42 and the Gristmill and in Clifton Mill.

ADVISE US IF YOU WILL BE CARPOOLING FROM WEST CHESTER LOCATION IDENTIFIED BELOW OR DRIVING SEPARATLY IN COMMENT SECTION.

Then on to the historic Clifton Mill, one of the largest water-powered gristmills of the remaining forty-seven in the United States. We will shoot the falls off Water Street on the back of the mill. Historic site with a vintage mill, covered bridge, ’40s-era gas station & casual American eatery. Address: 75 Water St, Clifton, OH 45316.

We will take in lunch at the Clifton Mill Restaurant.

After lunch we will proceed west a couple of miles to Glen Helen Nature Preserve. We will take in The Cascades. This will conclude the OVCC meetup.

OPTIONAL EXTENDED ACTIVITIES: There are several other waterfalls and activities in the greater area to which those wishing to can certainly remain and enjoy.

Meet at Voice of America Center, Tylersville and Cox Roads. ENTER VOICE OF AMERICA CENTRE DRIVE OFF TYLERSVILLE RD, ONE TRAFFIC SIGNAL EAST OF COX RD. IMMEDIATELY FOLLOW THE ROAD TO YOUR LEFT AND AHEAD TO A CURVE ON YOUR RIGHT. PARK THERE, INSIDE THE CURVE, AT THE FAR POINT AWAY FROM CITY BARBEQUE AND BONEFISH GRILLE RESTAURANTS. IF YOU ARE NEARER DAYTON OR PARTS NOTTH, MEET US AT CEDAR CLIFF FALLS IN PETERSON PARK. Main parking lot directly off St. Rt. 42. 2750 US-42, Cedarville, OH 45314 at 10:00 AM. NOTE: FROM EXERIENCE DEPENDING ON YOUR GPS DEVICE, YOU MAY NEED TO DRIVE .7 MILE FURTHER NORTH.

Time table:
Arrive Voice of America Center 8:50 am.
Leave VOA Center NOT LATER THAN 9:00 am.
Arrive Cedar Cliff Falls approx. 10:00 am.
Depart 11:00 am to Clifton Mill. Arrive 11:15 am.
Meet at Clifton Mill Restaurant 12:10 pm.
After Lunch head East on Water St., turn Left onto West St. Rt. 343 to Glen Helen Nature Preserve Education Center (not open), address 1075 Rt. 343 dirt road – approx. 3.2 miles. We will walk to “The Cascades.”
Arrive Voice of America Center 4 pm.

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OTR AND QUEEN CITY UNDERGROUND TOUR PHOTOS

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“LIMITED TO EVENT MEMBERS (DUES PAYING) OR TRIAL MEMBERS ONLY** “

Welcome to the early October (belated September) photo shoot and debrief – OTR AND QUEEN CITY UNDERGROUND TOUR PHOTOS!

This session will be an opportunity for members who attended the OTR Photo Walk back on May 22, 2021 or either of the two Queen City Underground Tours on August 15 or September 11 to share photos captured at the events. If you missed all these events, photos from OTR captured at any time are encouraged.

If you want to join the Queen City Underground Tour on September 11, check availability by directly contacting American Legacy Tours at (859)951-8560. The fee is $29 for the 90 minute tour starting at 10:15 am.

Between now and Tuesday, October 5th – edit your photos from these events, or head to OTR to capture some new shots.

Tuesday, October 5, by midnight, upload a maximum of 3 images.

Thursday, October 7, 6:30 to 7:30 DEBRIEF SESSION Online

Up to 3 Images to be posted by midnight Tuesday, October 7, per the following instructions:

1. Resize photo:

• Resolution 72
• Horizontal Images 1440 pixels wide OR
• Vertical Images 930 pixels highTo upload your photos,

2. Rename your file:

• #1 for first priority, #2 for second priority and #3 for third priority.
  Based on the number of participants we may need to limit the
  number of photos shown during the debrief. #3 would be dropped
  for all participants in this case.
• Last Name, then First Initial (for example – Bader, H)
• Title of image

3. Give camera setting information:

• Lens used (for example 70-200mm) AND focal length of shot (90mm)
• ISO
• aperture
• shutter speed
• exposure compensation, if used
• filters, if use
• post processing techniques of note

4. Upload your images by navigating to EVENT LISTING, then go to
   PHOTO LINK near the bottom, click and upload images.

Wednesday, October 6 and Thursday, October 7 those participating are asked to review all photos in the album, and formulate questions for the photo creator.

Early afternoon of Thursday, October 7, those registered for the event will receive an e-mail with a link to join the meeting from 6:30 – 7:30.

The meeting will be an open-mic group discussion about the photos captured with the goal of encouraging and helping improve our work.

” **MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: write Rich at [email protected]”

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REPLIES TO RICH AT [email protected], not through Meetup. (Technical Issues.)

THIS TOUR IS LIMITED TO ONLY TRIAL MEMBERS OR MEMBERS CURRENT ON THEIR DUES.

TOUR DEPARTS AT 9:10 AM.

This is our newest and 5th historic photo walk downtown. We will start at Fountain Square, Cincinnati’s main public space since 1871. Enlarged and remodeled in 2005 it is home to concerts, restaurants, offices and just plain relaxation. Our most notable landmark, Tyler Davidson Fountain, dedicated also in 1871. Just down the street is Carew Tower, built 1930 and adjoining and ornate Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, combining to make one to our nation’s finest French Art Deco ensembles.

Then we will see the former Terrace Plaza Hotel, an icon of American Modernism and the Cincinnatian Hotel, our top surviving French Second Empire Building from 1882.

Our tour also includes:

Race Street historic district and it’s 24 buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
One of downtown’s most impressive corners.
City’s Oldest Park was donated in 1817
A rare late Gothic Building from 1923
Statute of William Henry Harrison on horseback.
St. Peter and Chains Cathedral with a 200’ steeple
City Hall designed by Samuel Hannaford in Romanesque Revival Style, 1893
Ninth Street Historic District with more than forty buildings from as early as mid-19th century.

Much more

MEET IN FRONT OF TYLER DAVIDSON FOUNTAIN, FOUNTAIN SQUARE, DOWNTOWN.