Our annual lightning field trip is courtesy of Robert Chaplin. Robert is a wizard when it comes to reading storm clouds and the weather. Some years are good, some not so good, but the club responds in droves really enjoys these trips.
Below photos courtesy of Delfin Hernandez
Below photos courtesy of Robert Chaplin
The April Sweet Bay Pond Sunrise trip was supposed to be a Cypress Dome Walk. Unfortunately, the water was nowhere to be found. Rainy season hadn't started yet so our plans switched from swamp walk to sunrise shoot. A bit if swamp walking was done to get to this spot but they were all treated with a great view.
Below photos courtesy of Susan Martinez
1st place - Patricia Giraldo
And here are the other entries in our challenge.
1st Place - Yellow Rose by Ernesto Rodriguez-Corria
Here are our other images from the April "Flowers" challenge.
Our latest Email regarding new developments in July. In case you missed or deleted your email, here it is.
Enjoy!
Hey folks, the July newsletter is out and ready to read. It's been emailed to you all, but you can also see it here. Click the link to read.
Thanks!
And Happy July!
1st Place Barbara Livieri
Here's our images from the March "Long Exposure" challenge.
Congratulations to all of the participants!
Black-Crowned Night Heron
Photo Courtesy of Barbara Livieri
Here's all the info for those of you interested in participating in the Everglades Biodiversity project that Robert Chaplin has been discussing for the past few months. Please download, fill out, and email to Robert.
VIP Form Volunteer Form Timesheet.
The first form is the VIP Form, that form lets everyone know who you are. Be sure to read and sign at the bottom.
The second form is the Volunteer Agreement form, fill out and return.
And the third form is the timesheet. This you fill out as you go, to log in all of the hours you devote to the project.
If you have any specific questions, please feel free to email Robert Chaplin.
Our past president Jason Eldridge had an idea months ago to photograph the "blowing rocks" in Jupiter. After some research and planning the SFNPCC went on our first weekend trip. Ten or so members visited Jupiter and the Coral Cove Park to photograph all of its wonders. Enjoy!
Images by Barbara Livieri
April was a jam-packed month full of shooting. On the 15th Bob Richardson led a group out to the Kirby Storter Wayside Park in the Big Cypress to shoot the milky way. Good time was had by all. Here are a few images from that night.
