A dramatic picture of St. Louis, framed by the iconic Gateway Arch, is just one example of photography by Isabel Clark, featured presenter for the February meeting.
Lynn Warren
Just as it looked like it might be safe to go back into the pool, Omicron reared its ugly head, so Camera Club meetings will continue via Zoom until conditions appropriate for in-person meetings are available. In January, members learned how to add impact to their photography. Join us in February to learn how, with a little work, a good photo out of the camera can become a great photo. The next meeting is Feb. 21 at 6:30 p.m., and the topic is post processing workflow.
Isabel Clark, an award-winning Arizona nature photographer, will provide us with an introduction to the use of powerful apps to enhance our photos with post processing, taking us through workflow from basic adjustments in Adobe Bridge (Lightroom or Photoshop) to utilizing NIK Color Efex Pro, NIK Silver Efex Pro, Topaz DeNoise AI, Topaz Sharpen AI, and Lumenza. You will be astounded by the resulting images, obtained with relatively minor processing! More information about Isabel and her images can be found at www.isabelfineartphotography.com/About-Isabel.
For information about the Camera Club, visit the club website at www.pebblecreekcameraclub.com. To receive a Zoom invite to the meeting, email Adriana Greisman at [email protected].