Photo Group - Mustering Cattle; iPhone Photography Tips

Special re-run of popular sessions for all Shed Members.

This workshop will be run in two parts:

2:00pm Cattle Mustering in the Kimberley - Jim Thom

Jim Thom shows snippets from his life during the 1960s in the North of WA. It was a very tough life. Men, Cattle, Horses, Trucks and heavy machinery are featured in his talk with photographs collected by Jim and his family. Les Gunn of the Men’s Shed Photography Group has assisted Jim with scanning many old photographs and slides, then selected and sorted them to help illustrate an inspiring story of Jim’s role in the evolution of the cattle industry during the 1960s.

3:00pm Taking Better photos with your Smartphone: Workshop - Les Gunn

While everyone loves the look of a photo from a “real” camera, the best camera is usually the one you have with you.  Smartphone cameras have gotten more phenomenal in the past few years, with companies beefing up photo resolution, adding more lenses, improved settings and integrating options to share photos with family and friends.

 

Les Gunn will lead this workshop identifying tips and tricks for taking better photos with your smartphone. Please bring your smartphone for the hands-on session.

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Please book the relevant tickets ASAP to assist with planning and catering.

 

I hope to see you there.

4:30pm Sundowner

This Presentation and Workshop will conclude with an opportunity to chat with our presenters over our usual wine and nibbles.

 Presentation and Workshop Tickets

I remind all members to please register prior to the event to assist with catering and ensure that we comply with the meeting room capacity requirements.

Ticket Option 1 - if you are a "Photography Computer" member of the Photography Group

Ticket Option 2 - if you are not a member having Option 1 conditions.

Sundowner Ticket (any member) - if you plan to stay on for wine and nibbles. 

 

I hope you can attend these interesting Presentations.

Mike Somerville-Brown and Les Gunn