Our October calendar of events is:
Photo Critique Meeting on October 2nd, 7-8:30 pm… all are invited to share either a single photo or a cohesive series of at most 3 images for discussion, constructive suggestions and friendly critique. Please email your photo(s) to Samuel Vovsi at Samuel.Vovsi@gmail.com. Zoom Only
Photo Meet-Up on October 4th, 3 pm… all are invited to join Julie Tennant to photograph the amazing array of sunflowers at Holland Ridge Farms, 108 Rues Rd, Cream Ridge, NJ 08514. Please contact Julie at JulieTennant1@gmail.com for more information and to RSVP. In-Person Only
Monthly Meeting at The Watershed on October 9th, 7-8:30 pm… please bring one example of your work — a framed print, unframed print, photo book, calendar, card, etc. — to share with the group and talk a little about the why behind your photography. At The Watershed Institute, 31 Titus Mill Road, Pennington, NJ 08534. In-Person Only
Invited Guest Speaker Presentation on October 16th, 7-8:30 pm… with celebrated portrait photographer, Chris Orwig. Chris is a best-selling author, creative director & consultant, designer, coach/mentor, and Sony Artisan of Imagery. He has photographed magazine covers, artists, athletes, musicians, celebrities and worked with brands and publications like: Google, Patagonia, SpaceX, Nature Conservancy, Ghirardelli Chocolate, Surfer’s Journal, Surfer Magazine, Triathelete Magazine, NY Times, and more. More about Chris and his work at: ChrisOrwig.com. Zoom Only
Photo by Chris Orwig
Invited Guest Speaker Presentation on October 23rd, 7-8:30 pm… with New York City-based street photographer, Nina Welch-Kling. Originally from a small town in southern Germany, Nina combines a background in fine art and architecture with a love for roaming the city streets to create her photographic depictions of everyday life. Nina will share her project, Duologues, an exploration of visual storytelling through the pairing of images, creating conversations between two seemingly disparate photographs. Nina will also introduce a new body of work, Rallentando, an exploration of peripheral perception and memory of random encounters on a city street. More about Nina and her work at: NinaKlingPhotography.com. Zoom Only
Photos by Nina Welch-Kling
Through The Lens on October 30th, 7-8:30 pm… Christina Stadelmeier, Gerrit Dispersyn, Jill Mudge, and Julie Tennant will preview their exhibit opening November 1st at Lakefront Gallery. If you are a PPC Member interested in making a TTL presentation at a future meeting, please contact John Stritzinger at jstritz@gmail.com. Zoom Only