November’s Club Challenge
November’s Club Challenge is Landscape.
October meeting – Oct 25
October’s Club Challenge is “Panning”. The agenda for this month is: Club Challenge Critique session Club challenges for 2019 Preparations for next month’s meeting.
Club Announces Its New Executiive
Message from Past President Harv Emter: We must congratulate and thank the members listed below who have volunteered to serve in the executive positions of the Canmore Camera Club. I must also add that each candidate won the position by unanimous vote. The positions are filled as follows: President: Kelly Suchan Vice President: …
Enter the Alberta Views 2016 Photo Contest!
Alberta Views would like to invite the Canmore Camera Club members to enter the Alberta Views 2016 Photo Contest! We are looking for a surprising view of Alberta in this year’s contest. All entries must be original and unpublished. Submission to the contest gives Alberta Views a one-time right to publish the winner and runners…
Kelly Suchan Wins Black and White Landscape Contest
Kelly Suchan, long-term member of the Canmore Camera Club, was selected by the Canadian Photographers Facebook Group as the winner of the Black and White Landscape contest held this September. Here is this winning photo: Way to go, Kelly
Sunshine Meadows Outing–August 18, 2014
The Canmore Camera Club will be hosting a field trip to Sunshine Meadows on August 18, 2014. Sunshine Meadows area is a stunning alpine setting in the Canadian Rockies. Situated at an average elevation of 2220 m, the meadows straddle the Continental Divide and the boundary between Alberta and British Columbia. Surrounded by some of…
Blondie’s Daughter
Paul Kalra has been out shooting images of the local wildlife and here are the results.
Alpine Club of Canada Open House
Enjoy the Open House at the Alpine Club of Canada. It is a Family Event so plan to bring the kids.
Rocky Mountain High
Paul Kalra’s latest wildlife shot. These guys are so magnificent.
Bear 136 and the Pole
Apparently bears have itches that are very hard to get at. This is something few of us have ever seen. Thanks to Paul Kalra for capturing and sharing these great images.