April 2019 Field Trip
Dunlawton Bridge Night Photography
Looks like Lola has turned into a bit of a night owl. For our April monthly field trip, we will meet on the East end of the Dunlawton Bridge on the other side of Port Orange at 6 PM to get ready for the magic hour before sunset and do some night photography. Additional parking information to follow.
We are meeting on April 13th , the second Saturday to avoid meeting on Easter weekend.
There are opportunities there for many different kinds of dramatic and exciting shots; the boats that are anchored in the marina, the restarts on both sides of the bridge offer various scenes for interesting shots, and the bridge itself with night lights is a fun scene to play with.
Bring tripod, remote shutter cord, flash light and lots of patience.
Remember for the star burst affect….to use F 16 or more if your lens provides it.
You may want to arrive earlier to look around while there is light to choose some of your shots.
Mark Bochiardy suggests that the view from the west side of the bridge by Aunt Catfish also provides a great angle of the bridge.
Remember, if you have any questions call Lola Lawrence, Field Trip Chairperson, at 386-689-0065
You do not have to be a member of the Southeast Volusia Camera Club to attend. You are welcome to come to this event as our guest. This is a great opportunity to get out and meet other photographers of all levels and different walks of life .
Looking forward to seeing all our club members, their guest and any new faces who want to join us for the evening.
We are meeting on April 13th , the second Saturday to avoid meeting on Easter weekend.
There are opportunities there for many different kinds of dramatic and exciting shots; the boats that are anchored in the marina, the restarts on both sides of the bridge offer various scenes for interesting shots, and the bridge itself with night lights is a fun scene to play with.
Bring tripod, remote shutter cord, flash light and lots of patience.
Remember for the star burst affect….to use F 16 or more if your lens provides it.
You may want to arrive earlier to look around while there is light to choose some of your shots.
Mark Bochiardy suggests that the view from the west side of the bridge by Aunt Catfish also provides a great angle of the bridge.
Remember, if you have any questions call Lola Lawrence, Field Trip Chairperson, at 386-689-0065
You do not have to be a member of the Southeast Volusia Camera Club to attend. You are welcome to come to this event as our guest. This is a great opportunity to get out and meet other photographers of all levels and different walks of life .
Looking forward to seeing all our club members, their guest and any new faces who want to join us for the evening.