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How’s your photography going so far in 2020? Let’s enjoy an evening reviewing each other’s recent photos (not necessarily just from 2020). Our approach will be: What do we like about the image and what might be considered next time we’re framing a similar composition?

Tinker Falls always provides interesting photo challenges, none better than mid-winter. Photograph above and below the falls, the rocks and the stream below.

Enjoy photographing everything from the textures of the colorful rock face of the falls to the misty, crystalline, icy falls itself.

Michael Slaunwhite will lead this photoshoot. He's done his homework and determined that this date and time should be great for photographing the Milky Way . . . of course, depending on what Mother Nature does with the cloud cover. But, as we always say, you can't get the photo if you're not there. This will be an opportunity to learn about focusing at night, foreground lighting (light painting), and what's the best shutter speed for star photography.