CDCC Calendar

Schedules and events are subject to change. Please check back often.

Field trip schedules and descriptions are listed on separate page.

Competition event dates are listed on a special page.

Club meetings and competitions begin at 8:00pm unless otherwise noted.

Date	Event/Activity	Description
June 10, 2020	++ Club Competition	Motion Photograph humans, animals/birds or objects in motion. Use your camera settings to either freeze the action or blur the motion (for instance panning). Some examples: sporting events, children playing, birds in flight, planes in the air, cars driving by, a waterwheel spinning, a waterfall, a Ferris wheel. Any subject goes - as long as it is something obviously an object in motion. Firework photos not allowed.
June 20, 2020	Club Meeting	Picnic Location to be determined.
September 9, 2020	Club Meeting	Show and Tell Images from members taken over the summer break.
September 23, 2020	++ Club Competition	Abandonment and Decay Photograph an abandoned building or structures, or man-made objects in some state of decay. Either the inside or outside of the building/structures is acceptable. Examples of decaying objects you may find to photograph: automobiles, trucks, machines or tools. Anything mad-made is an acceptable object.
October 14, 2020	Club Meeting	Colombia - Francisco Gomez
October 28, 2020	++ Club Competition	Wildlife Photograph any type of wildlife, preferably not in capativity (not in a zoo). Show some interesting action rather than simply a profile photo. Birds, reptiles, insects/butterflies, amphibians are all permitted. Humans are not included as wildlife and should not be in the photo. Domesticated animals not permitted.
November 11, 2020	++ Club Competition	Abstracts and Patterns in Nature Create an abstract image from nature or caused by nature Abstract images may contain a small portion of an object or multiple objects. An abstract will often concentrate on a limited area of a subject that reveals a shape, pattern, form, color or texture. Abstracts in nature are easily found if you look for them. Some examples: patterns in beach sand, snowflakes, ice srystals, a spider web, the curves of a shell, the bark of a tree, water on petals, flower stamens (the center part of a flower), waves on the water. Enhancing/altering our photo using editing software is permitted.
December 9, 2020	++ Club Competition	Silhouettes Shoot a silhouette. Silhouettes are fun and easy. In a silhouette, you shoot towards your light source, blocking the light. Your subject becomes black/in shadows against a bright background. Examples: Statues make good subjects for silhouettes.