Training Classes for
Dallas Camera Club Members
A combination of live classes will be available to members of that club before each club's meetings. Plus, online classes will be available to members of Dallas Camera Club and Plano Photography Club over Zoom.
DCC Members access codes HERE. You must be a member and logged on to see this page.
Start times:
PPC/DCC online classes start at 7:00 pm
DCC in-person classes start at 6:15 pm
Online Class Schedule
Day
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Date
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Topic/Instructor
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Thursday
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Jul 25
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ME (Multiple Exposure) Creative Effect
Nancy Mack
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Thursday |
Aug 8 |
Monochrome Processing and Printing |
In-Person Class Schedule
Date
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Location: Room 239
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Location: Room 237
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July 23rd
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Focus Stacking
Irwin Lightstone
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August 13th
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My Photography Passion: Structures, Old and New
Frank Richards
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New Member Orientation -
Keni Evans
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August 27th
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Assignment - Michele Sons Appalachian Dreams.
DESCRIPTION
Alan Whiteside
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September 10th
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My Photography Passion: Nature
Larry Petterborg
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New Member Orientation -
Keni Evans
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September 24 |
My Photography Passion: Landscapes
Dennis Fritsche |
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October 8 |
My Passion Flowers Part 1
Nancy Mack |
New Member Orientation -
Keni Evans |
October 22 |
My Passion Flowers Part2
Nancy Mack |
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November 12 |
TBD |
New Member Orientation -
Keni Evans |
Current and Upcoming Class Descriptions
New in 2024
Training Opportunity Led by Alan Whiteside - Focus on Michele Sons
Complete Instructions DOWNLOAD
We are providing a long lead time with this message because the Dallas Camera Club training opportunity for Tuesday, August 27th will be different than most of our usual classes, so please read the following description carefully.
In-Person Class (starting at 6:15 pm), Room 239:
Interactive Discussion: Exemplar Photographers and Photographic Techniques/Genres/Concepts Focusing on Michele Sons - Gallery 3 — Michele Sons Photography
Street Photography - Larry Petterborg
January 23rd, February 13th, March 12th, and one street photography outing.
Topics include:
- What is Street Photography?
- Brief History of Street Photography
- Best Street Photography Examples
- Equipment for Street Photography
- Street Photography Techniques
- Ethical Considerations
- Show and Tell
Interactive Discussion: Exemplar Photographers and Photographic Techniques/Genres/Concepts
March 26th and other dates TBD.
Examining the photographic art of successful image makers is an excellent way to better understand what memorable/impactful/successful images look like as we strive to become better photographers ourselves. These sessions will engage participants in reviewing/studying the websites of outstanding photographers prior to class. During class, we will examine and discuss how the photographer's images were created (e.g., composition, techniques such as long exposure, etc.) and how specific images impacted you. You also may be encouraged to create an image using similar techniques and share it with the class.
My Photographic Passion
May 14th, March 26th, June 11th, July 9th, August 6th, and September 10th.
This new series of classes will focus on the photographic passions of individual from the Dallas and Plano clubs. Each presenter will describe a photographic passion and techniques for successful images, as well as show examples from the image maker's collection. Q & A will be encouraged. While you may not initially share the photographer's passion, come ready to interact and to consider what your photographic passion might be.
Presenters:
- Dennis Fritsche - Landscapes
- Alan Whiteside - Moving Water
- Alan Daniel - Birds
- Frank Richards - Structures, Old and New
- Larry Petterborg - Nature
Image Reviews
February 27th and other dates TBD.
Some of the best advice ever given to a photographer wishing to submit for competition is: "Don't let the judge be the first person to look at your image." With that in mind, this new series of classes generally will be offered at the meeting prior to the next competition submission date for the purpose of receiving feedback about an image you intend to submit. Participants will be asked to describe the intent of the image; other participants will be encouraged to give constructive feedback; and one of more instructors will show and/or demonstrate how changes could improve the image. Instructors will select images for class review that provide the best learning experience for all participants, and recommendations will be provided offline for other submitted images.
Descriptions for Prior Classes HERE
Material From Prior Classes
Dallas Camera Club - 2023 Class Material
Dallas Camera Club - 2022 Class Material
Dallas Camera Club - 2021 Class Material
Dallas Camera Club - 2020 Class Material
Dallas Camera Club - Notes from Ask Me Anything Classes
Dallas Camera Club - 2019 and Earlier Class Material
Dallas Camera Club - 2019 and Earlier Video Tutorials