Seattle Photographic Society Meetup

What makes a successful photograph? You will have the opportunity to look closely at the prints of others and to receive individualized feedback on your prints.

We will break up into groups of 4-7 people and pass prints around for critique. Guests may bring one print for critique, either color or black and white. Dues-paying members of the Seattle Photographic Society may submit two prints for critique and scoring. Prints should be at least 4" x 6", and they should be matted or mounted so that they can stand up on an easel. (This doesn't have to be anything fancy or permanent.) The size of the mat should be at least 8" x 10". We will have some foam core boards and artist's tape you can borrow to temporarily mount your prints if you are not able to do it ahead of time.

Please arrive 10 minutes early to enter your prints, and arrive 15-20 minutes early if you need to use the temporary mounting materials, so that we can start the meeting at 7:00.

The entrance, and a small parking lot, are located behind the church, off of N 132nd St. Additional parking is available on the street on N 132nd St, and on Greenwood Ave N.

Don't be concerned if there are few RSVPs for a meeting. Most regulars don't bother to RSVP.

What makes a successful photograph? You will have the opportunity to look closely at the prints of others and to receive individualized feedback on your prints.

We will break up into groups of 4-7 people and pass prints around for critique. Guests may bring one print for critique, either color or black and white. Dues-paying members of the Seattle Photographic Society may submit two prints for critique and scoring. Prints should be at least 4" x 6", and they should be matted or mounted so that they can stand up on an easel. (This doesn't have to be anything fancy or permanent.) The size of the mat should be at least 8" x 10". We will have some foam core boards and artist's tape you can borrow to temporarily mount your prints if you are not able to do it ahead of time.

Please arrive 10 minutes early to enter your prints, and arrive 15-20 minutes early if you need to use the temporary mounting materials, so that we can start the meeting at 7:00.

The entrance, and a small parking lot, are located behind the church, off of N 132nd St. Additional parking is available on the street on N 132nd St, and on Greenwood Ave N.

Don't be concerned if there are few RSVPs for a meeting. Most regulars don't bother to RSVP.

Due to the storm and power outage on November 19, we have rescheduled this event. Darrell Gulin, a Canon Legends Photographer, will present a program about what it takes to make a great landscape image. It will include recent photos from the Redwoods, Utah in the fall, Winthrop, Tetons, Oregon Gorge, and more.

Darrell has been photographing for over 39 years, marketing his work for the last 37 years, and has been a full time Nature/Travel Photographer for the last 30 years. He markets his work through Stock Agencies, Editorial Markets, Photography Workshop/Tours, Seminars and Speaking Engagements.

His work is represented by GettyImages, Danita Delimont Agency and Super Stock Agency.

He is one of Canon's Legends Photographers.

He is the past President of the North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA). He has been their keynote speaker and has lead many workshops and programs at their Annual Summits.

His photographs have been published in: Outdoor Photographer Newsweek, National Geographic, Audubon, National Wildlife, Birder's World, Sunset, Nature Conservancy, Popular Photography, Natures Best and many more.

He has been showcased in almost every major nature calendar including: Audubon, Inner Reflection, Sierra Club, Kodak, Browntrout, Cedo, Nature Conservancy, Greenpeace, World Wildlife Fund, and Day Dream.

He is an accomplished speaker/teacher whose credits are too numerous to mention. Also, Darrell was featured on Five Canon Photo Safari television programs where he taught actors/actresses to photograph in the field.

gulinphoto.com
facebook.com/darrell.gulin

What makes a successful photograph? You will have the opportunity to look closely at the prints of others and to receive individualized feedback on your prints.

We will break up into groups of 4-7 people and pass prints around for critique. Guests may bring one print for critique, either color or black and white. Dues-paying members of the Seattle Photographic Society may submit two prints for critique and scoring. Prints should be at least 4" x 6", and they should be matted or mounted so that they can stand up on an easel. (This doesn't have to be anything fancy or permanent.) The size of the mat should be at least 8" x 10". We will have some foam core boards and artist's tape you can borrow to temporarily mount your prints if you are not able to do it ahead of time.

Please arrive 10 minutes early to enter your prints, and arrive 15-20 minutes early if you need to use the temporary mounting materials, so that we can start the meeting at 7:00.

The entrance, and a small parking lot, are located behind the church, off of N 132nd St. Additional parking is available on the street on N 132nd St, and on Greenwood Ave N.

Don't be concerned if there are few RSVPs for a meeting. Most regulars don't bother to RSVP.