PPGCS Newsletter: October, 2005
Volume 16, Issue 10
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PPGCS competition
night winners list
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New PPGCS Requirements
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A message
from the President
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October Meeting: Round
Table discussion What is PPA? What is Print competition?
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PPGCS Members in the News
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Quotable Quotes
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Renew your Membership
(Pricing and who to contact)
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Membership and Advertising
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Classified Advertising
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The 2005 PPGCS Board of
Directors
PPGCS competition night winners list
Category: Commercial
1st - Late For A Date by Allison Earnest
Category: Wedding
1st- sigh by Dave Respecki
Category: Illustrative
1st- The Devils Playground by Tom Henn
2nd- Another Storm Coming In by Tom Henn
3rd- The Gathering by Linda Kittiel
Category: Portrait
1st- Beautiful by Terry Moore
2nd- Window To The Soul by Allison Earnest
3rd- Full Blast by Charlene Vigil Madrid
New PPGCS Requirements
As photographers, we need to continue to
strive to do the very best for our clients. Whether if be
in customer service, photographing the needs of the client
or just making them feel very comfortable and special at
that given time. Not only will it make their day, it will
make your's too. I think I get as much satisfaction when
a client thanks me for beautiful and creative work as the
client does. Set your standards high and review your progress
weekly. As a member of PPGCS, you're expected to set high
standards. This leads me to my next thought, change is coming
to PPGCS. In the next couple of months, the board will reveal
new standards each member will be required to complete.
These changes will be incorporated into the By-Laws of PPGCS
and will take affect in January 2006. If we are to be called
the, "Professional Photographer's Guild of Colorado
Springs" and affiliate of PPA National organization,
then members will be excepted to achieve certain objectives
and goals as members.
- Thomas Henn, PPA Certified, M.Photog.,
CR.
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A message from the President
In September, I was fortunate
enough to be invited to Wisconsin Professional Photographers
of America (WPPA www.wppa-online.com)
State Convention and Print Competition. Talk about a state
that has some of the best photographers in the United States,
WOW!!! Was I impressed!! After seeing some of that state's
work, one tends to say, I've got to work harder at my craft
so I can create stunning work like WPPA Masters do. In order
to achieve better photographic work, you must be willing
to continue the education yearly. This includes such events
as attending PPGCS monthly and PPC state events. Be part
of the PPA National organization. They sponsor all types
of educational programs each year, along with the annual
convention that includes top photographers from around the
United States.
PPG's President,
Thomas Henn, PPA Certified, M.Photog. CR.
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October Meeting
Many of our members are asking
questions such as: How do I handle this condition/problem?
What is PPA or PPC? What's this degree thing? Where can
I go to earn this or that, I don't understand print competition?
To solve these problems, we will have a round table discussion
at the Oct. meeting. The guild did this two years ago,
and it was one of the most successful meetings we had
all year. With many new photographers, it seems there
are more questions than answers. So bring your questions,
write them down and be prepared to take notes. We will
all learn something at the next meeting.
"Success is liking yourself, liking what you do,
and liking how you do it."
Maya Angelou
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PPGCS Members in the News
Taralyn Quigley photographs the
Alzheimer's Memory Walk 2005
Taralyn Quigley volunteered her
heart and time on Sept. 10 to photograph the Memory Walk
for the Alzheimer's Association. Her extraordinary images
captured the heart and soul of how Alzheimer's disease affects
individuals and their families and caregivers. She truly
captured the essence of what the Alzheimer's Association
is all about. With over 6,000 people having Alzheimer's
just in Colorado Springs it is vital we get the word out
that there is a way to find a cure. Her photos said it all.....
www.TQimages.com/ALZHEIMERS2005
Local girl goes big!
Allison Earnest image included in B&W Magazine
Out of 5000 entries, Allison Earnests
image Window to the Soul received the Silver
award in the Advertising/Fashion division of B&W Magazines
Single Images 2005. Book is available on newsstand.

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MEETING REMINDER
October 20, 2005
6:30 p.m. Social
7:00 p.m. Meeting
October Meeting
Round Table discussion What is PPA? What is Print competition?
(Bring your questions)
ViewPoint
Retirement Center
555 Rockrimmon Blvd.
Activities Room
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Upcoming Events
October 15, 16 &17 PPC Annual Convention
Print Competition & Trade Expo., Denver, CO
November 7 PPA Super Monday
(800) 786-6277
www.PPA.com
Nov 17 Guild Meeting
Basic posing and studio lighting with Chris Waldron.
December
Tour several local photographer studios.
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Quotable Quotes
The person born with a talent they are meant to use
will find their greatest happiness in using it.
-
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Work for the fun of it, and the money will arrive some day.
-
Ronnie Milsap
You may have a fresh start any moment you choose,
for this thing that we call "failure" is not the
falling down, but the staying down.
-
Mary Pickford
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Renew your Membership
Individual $100
Corporate Rates $150
Sustaining Member Rates $150
Contact a PPGCS Board member
for details
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Membership and Advertising
This is the official publication
of the Professional Photographers' Guild of Colorado Springs,
Colorado (PPGCS). It is published monthly for members and
others for information on industry matters, personal achievements,
and news of this and other associations. Acceptance of advertising,
or the publishing of press releases does not imply endorsement
of any product or service by the association, publisher,
or editor. Permission is granted to similar publications
of the photographic industry to reprint contents of this
publication, provided that the author and Professional Photographers'
Guild of Colorado Springs Newsletter is credited as source.
Guild Membership: Membership
dues are $100 per year and include the monthly meetings,
participation in the print competitions, free advertising,
and newsletter. For membership inquires, contact Allison
Earnest at 573-7880.
Guests: Guests may attend
one meeting without charge. Thereafter, there is a $20 per
meeting charge. Special meetings may cost more. Non Members
may submit advertising for $5 per month.
Advertising Rates: A full
page ad costs $50 per month or $480 per year, paid in advance.
A half-page ad is $40 per month or $360 per year and a quarter
page ad is $30 per month or $240 per month. Those wishing
to advertise should contact the editor, Allison Earnest.
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Classified Advertising
Advertising is FREE for members!
Please submit classifieds to Allison
by the 3rd Thursday of the month.
CAMERA
GEAR FOR SALE
NIKON N90S FILM Camera
- Body Only - $200
HP PHOTOSMART PHOTO SCANNER
model #C5100A - never used; in the box - $75
BOGEN/MANFROTTO tripod
(#3011) &
3-way pan/tilt quick release head (#3030) - $75
CANON Light-weight
tripod
with 3-way pan/tilt quick release head - $10
Cushioned, threaded
eye piece for NIKON N90S - $10
Focusing Screen for
NIKON N90S
Matte Fresnel Type E #2583 - $10
Filters - round, threaded
- 49mm:
Hoya HMC Skylight 1B - $5 / Hoya HMC Skylight 81B-
$5
ProMaster 7 Cross-4/Star - $10
Hoya Diopters - 49mm
set of 3:
+1, +2, +4 - asking $5 for the set
Contact Linda Kittiel
719-579-5299
or email lpk2@pcisys.net
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HP LASERJET
2840mfp
It
is perfect and has printed less than 200 pages.
This is one of HP's hottest ticket items now and
sells for $1,000. We have decided this is really
overkill for what we need, and are going to go back
to using our inkjet and scanner.
This
is a network ready, full color laser printer/scanner/copier/fax.
You can send scans as jpg or pdf to network folders
or emails from the unit. You can also network fax.
Very cool.
Click
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jessicaperry.com
719.232.9691
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Scans
Higest res scans from 35mm,
all medium format negative and positive $12.00
call allison 573-7880
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Printers,
Printer Supplies & Color Management Equipment
Epson R2400 now available
at AdventureCam Photo!
Now carrying color
management equipment by GretagMacbeth, X-Rite and
Colorvision.
Also available: Epson
& Canon inks & wide-format printers, Lyson
inks and bulk systems, Proof Line Ink Jet Papers and
more.
Visit
www.adventurecamphoto.com
or call Mike at 719-260-6637.
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Advertise here
Contact Allison
719-573-7880
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The 2005 PPGCS Board of Directors:
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President
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Thomas Henn, PPA Certified, M.Photog
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481-8529 |
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Vice President
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Mark Kirkland
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337-0622 |
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Secretary
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Linda Kittiel
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579-5299 |
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Treasurer
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Mike Tanous
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599-0299 |
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Executive Director
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Chris Waldron, Cr. Photographer,
CPP
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593-7721 |
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Member at large
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Linda Ralston
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495-9446 |
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Print Committee
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Kent Stuck
Terry and Pat Moore, CPP
Allison Earnest
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597-5097
264-9293
573-7880
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Room Committee
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Mark Alamo
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447-9007 |
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Hospitality
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Wendy Schicktanz, CPP
Mary Lynn Ashley, CPP
Sandra Orsillo
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590-8826
329-0396
351-3029 |
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Greeters
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Heather Sams, CPP
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264-9293 |
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Communications
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Position open
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Newsletter Editor
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Allison Earnest
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573-7880 |
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Webmaster
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Eric Murphy
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660-1545 |
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