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<text><![CDATA[<font color="#000000">August 19<br >
<u><b>program:<br >
</b></u><b><i>&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; Get Cozy with Print Competition&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; speaker: Thomas Henn</i></b><br >
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How to make a Competition Print<br >
As of 2010 the Photographic Exhibition Committee (PEC) along with PPA have made changes to the District and International Print Competition.<br >
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Three of the biggest changes are:<br >
General division print sizes<br >
Judging is now done in categories<br >
Digital Entries<br >
What you need to know to make a merit print. <br >
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<u><b>About the speaker:<br >
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Thomas Henn has been photographing for over 25 years. Besides winning Multiple State, Regional awards and National award, Thomas has been recognized by Fuji Film and Kodak multiple times for his excellent work. He has again been named one of the state and regional Top 10 Photographers and he's been featured in the Folio area of the Professional Photographer magazine. In 2008, he received Southwest Professional Photographer of America (SWPPA) highest "High Print Case" score total for the Rocky Mountain 6 state Regional. In 2007, 2006 and 2008, Thomas received the prestigious American Society of Photographers (ASP) Regional Medallion Award for best regional photographer, and he has also won the ASP State Award multiple times. Thomas has been named 2005, 2008 and 2009 PPA Photographer of the Year Award. He received his Imaging Excellence Award and ASP Service Award at the 2010 Imaging USA Convention in Nashville, TN. He also has been recognized for more than 50 International Awarding winning print merits. Thomas is a past president of the Professional Photographers of Colorado and is a four time President of Professional Photographer's Guild of Colorado Springs. <br >
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July 25<br >
<b><u>program:</u></b><br >
Picnic at Pueblo State Park.&#160; <br >
Members and Families, join in the fun at Pueblo State Park.&#160; Those who are interested in an overnight stay can come on Saturday.&#160; Picnic will be on Sunday.&#160; The guild will provide Burgers/Buns, Condiments, Plates, & Flatware.&#160; <br >
A-H last name, Please bring an appetizer, chips, dips and such<br >
I-P last name, Please bring a salad, beans, or other side dish<br >
Q-Z last name, Please bring a dessert or finishing touch to the picnic.<br >
Beverages are all Bring Your Own.&#160; Make sure to bring water.&#160; It gets Hot at the lake.&#160; <br >
There will be a boat for fishing, and a boat for play toys:&#160; Lots of sand, and a little shade:&#160; Good times to share with friends and family.&#160; <br >
We will be in the South Marina area.&#160; For those planning ahead, camp sites 33,34,and 36 in the Arkansas Point Campground are reserved for us.&#160; Remember your beach towels, swim suits, and sun tan lotion.&#160; If you plan on fishing, a license is required unless you are under 12 years old.<br >
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<b><u>About :<br >
</u></b>Any one want to stay overnight for camping?&#160; Please RSVP to Terry & Pat Moore&#160; 264-9293 ASAP.&#160; We have several spots reserved for those groups who want to come on Saturday July 24th and spend the night around the campfire before the picnic on Sunday.&#160; <br >
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<text><![CDATA[<font color="#c0c0c0">March 18, 2010<br >
program:<br >
Ryan Tortorelli has been deemed by many of his Mentors and piers as a “Digital Da Vinci” today in Ryan’s Program you will learn how to have the vision to take your image from just an image to a work of art. With today’s technology we now are more then ever are artist. Lets Play in photoshop and see what we can do, and still save time and make more money.<br >
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About Ryan Tortorelli:<br >
Ryan Tortorelli picked up his first camera when he was 8 yrs old, but it was not until High School that he really took photography seriously; photographing his first wedding at only the age of 16. He graduated went to art school and later dropped out to work for his first studio Mikel Gamber Photography working as a “digital Artist” he quickly moved up the ladder to Lead Photographer, Later moving to SGT. Peppers Photography Studio as a Lead photographer as well as a “jack of all trades” studio manager. Parting ways with SGT. Peppers in 2008 with almost 900 high school seniors and well over 150 families under his belt. Ryan is now in a “building” phase of his own studio.<br >
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February 18, 2010<u><b><br >
Program:<br >
Dave</b></u><br >
David will demonstrate the use of High Dynamic Range ( HDR) technique combined with the use of Topaz filters that produces unique dramatic images. We as photographers must continually change and adapt to new technologies in order to stay competitive. This is just one way you can do that. <br >
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Lisa</b></u><br >
“Photoshop makes everything so much easier!” Yes, but at the cost of how much of our time? Use those times when sessions and orders are a little slow to tune up Photoshop. There are a great number of ways that we can automate things to help us be more efficient when it gets busy. Lisa will be going over some of her favorite quick tips. A few of the other areas she will be covering are “creating your own templates” and “using smart layers”.   <br >
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<b>About the Speakers:</b><br >
Dave's experience is unmatched in Northeast Colorado and most of the rest of the state. He is a member of Professional Photographers of America and holds a masters degree and craftsmans degree from leading institutions. His prints have been exhibited in Germany, Korea, and many places in the United States including the Epcott Center in Florida. Fourteen of his prints have been published in the prestigious loan collection books published by the Professional Photographers of America. As a result, he was honored with the rare Imaging Excellence Award and Photographer of the Year at the international level of competition. Dave is only one of three people in the state of Colorado to have achieved this honor at the present date. Dave is also a past president of the Rocky Mountain Professional Photographers of America (a five-state region). He is also a past board member of the Colorado Professional Photographers.<br >
Today you cannot achieve success without the computer skills needed in conjunction with the photographic skills. Lisa is our answer to this challenge. Lisa’s knowledge is sought after as she has lectured to other professionals in both Colorado and Wyoming and she continually gets calls from other professionals for her advice. Every day she invents new and exciting creations. Lisa spends many hours a week on research and development of her new creations. Lisa combines her old school art skills with her new school technical skills to create the best of both worlds.<br >
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