Date
Monday, 14 Nov 2016 7:00 PM
Our critique judge for this meeting will be Paul Speaker.
Paul attended the Brooks School of Photography where he earned his BS degree. Paul began his photography career as an industrial photographer with General Dynamics and then moved into free lance photography including portrait and wedding photography. Paul has been recognized for his award winning prints, receiving recognition from Inland Empire Photographers and Videographers (IEPPV), Professional Photographers of California (PPC) , and Professional Photographers of America (PPA). He has received two PPC People’s Choice Awards, PPA Certified Professional Photographer Competition Award, Kodak Gallery Award and Fuji Masterpiece Award. Several of his prints has been selected for PPA loan collection. He earned his PPA Craftsman Degree, Certified Professional Photographer, Masters of Photography, Master Artist and earned the Adobe Photoshop Expert (ACE). In addition to membership in IEPPV, PPC and PPA, Paul is a member of the American Society of Photographers (ASP) and the National Association for Photoshop Professionals (NAPP). He is also a member of several other photographic groups which aim to share knowledge, provide opportunities to photograph locally, and broaden one’s experiences, including Photo Artist Network (PAN) Riverside Art Museum, Photochromers and the Rancho Cucamonga Camera Club. Currently he is active in PSA S4C and holds a board position where he coordinates the color entries for their monthly Competitions.
See our Photo Submission Page on how and where to send your critique images.
Change to submission guidelines:
Our club critique meetings are growing! That’s a good thing but with more members and guests submitting images we are running out of time during the critique session to get to all the images. Beginning with this meeting, we will show five (5) images for each member or guest.
Guests can upload images for their 1st meeting, then they must join the Photochromers Photo Club and pay the annual dues to participate in additional critique meetings.