This is a great opportunity to get out with members of SFCC & SFAA and network with other photographers, models and people in the biz. Pink Slip Threads will be unveiling a new fashion collection, and Musician Alex Nelson will be playing tunes throughout the evening.

If you’d like to know more about this event you can view the event flyer here…

Kevro’s Art Bar
166 SE 2nd Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444
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Nancy has been a commercial photographer for over thirty years. After working out of New York City for twenty-five years, she is now working out of her studio in Boca Raton, Florida. Her clients include ad agencies, magazines, design firms, book publishers, and pharmaceutical agencies.

Nancy specializes in people/lifestyle and travel photography. Traveling to wonderful places has always been a big part of Nancy’s life and she feels very lucky to be able to combine her love of traveling with her love of photography. She has had three photography books published and the last one “Nude and Beauty Photography” can be purchased on Amazon.

Teaching has also been a big part of Nancy’s career and she has done workshops and seminars all over the world and does “one to ones” in her studio and in locations in Florida all year long.

This presentation is free for South Florida Camera Club paid members. If you’re not a paid club member, this presentation will be $40.00. If you choose to join South Florida Camera Club within thirty days, you may use the $40.00 towards your membership.If you’d like to join SFCC now go here: “Join Now”

South Florida Camera Club @ ArtServe
1350 East Sunrise Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
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Photo by Florence Forman

Coming in second place was Daniel  Korzeniewski with his photograph entitled “Intimate Moment”. Daniel created his photo in his home studio using snoot lighting from the top of his subjects.

Coming in third place was Linda  Bernhard with her image entitled “Pigeon Passion”. Linda captured her image at a park in Paris, France of a man feeding pigeons so comfortable with him that they are sitting on his, lap, hands and shoulders.

Florence is now eligible to win a brand new Nikon D300s or Canon 7D at the end of the year competition for “Best Photograph of the Year”. Her photograph is being framed by Frame Gallery in Fort Lauderdale, and will hang in UNCOMMON Gallery throughout the month of March. Make sure to attend the Gallery Night Party on Friday, March 12th, 2010 to see Florence’s print is all its glory.

Along with Jack and Barbie 60 other local artist will be showing their paintings, sculpture, photography and more. There will also be live entertainment for all to enjoy. So come on out and show support for our members and have a great time.

Weston Town Center
1675 Market Street
Weston, FL 33326
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*Lecture, Demo and Q&A.

*Detail lighting techniques, composition, directing, prep, shoot and post production.

*The business of photography, getting new clients, public relations, ect…

*Getting people you wish to work with know you exist.

If you’re interested in taking this workshop, call up Chez over at TYE Studios at 954-327-3447 and tell her you wanna take this workshop and that you’re a member of South Florida Camera Club!

TYE Studios
3704 SW 30th Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
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Watch and photograph as over 400 Artists use the pavement as canvas to transform downtown Lake Worth into a temporary outdoor museum of original art and masterpiece reproductions. Watch the streets come alive as the artists transform the pavement into works of art. Continuous live music and children’s activities are also featured.

Traced back to 16th century Italy when itinerant artists would use their chalks to transform pavement into a makeshift canvas, street painting has retained its appeal through the centuries. As in ages past, crowds still gather to watch as fine works of art emerge. The “paintings” last only until the next rain, but the lively spirit and accessibility of the exhibition captivates new audiences each year and inspires lasting memories.

Downtown Lake Worth and the Greater Lake Worth Chamber of Commerce invite you to the annual Street Painting Festival, which claims bragging rights as the country’s largest. The 2-day event transforms the downtown streets with more than 200 street paintings sponsored by businesses, organizations, families and individuals, covering more area than any other festival of its kind in the U.S. Hundreds of artists converge to display their diverse talents on the asphalt – using only chalk – in styles that range from Renaissance classicism to Cubism and Pop Art. Street performers, strolling minstrels and Main stage musical entertainment add to the creative atmosphere. And of course, don’t miss the Festival Food Courts, accommodating culinary tastes and thirsts as diverse as the surrounding artwork.

Lake Worth Street Painting Festival
709 Lucerne Avenue
Lake Worth, FL 33460
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The party will be a pot-luck extravaganza, so we ask that you bring a yummy meal that is your special signature dish. Home cooking is where it’s at, but if you can’t do it home style, a platter from Publix or like store will be fine. We also ask that you bring your own booze (beer/wine/hard stuff).

Everyone that is or has been a South Florida Camera Club member is invited to this awesome party! If you have not received an email invite to this party yet, please email me at southfloridacameraclub {at} gmail(.)com to let me know. I will need everyone to RSVP me with the name of your guest and the dish you’ll be bringing. I will need all RSVPs to be in by February 21st, 2010.

“The Big Party” will again take place at the home of Joe and Donna McBroom. When I receive your RSVP I will then send you the address and directions to get to their lovely home.

Rick’s 35 years as an award winning photojournalist, artist, educator, and author, have taught him a lot. at this meeting he will bring you a fast paced Seminar covering the 20 greatest ideas that have changed his world and he hope will change yours to. So bring your laptop, and get ready for a night of learning. You can stop by his mobilme iDisk and get some of the great files he mentions in his lecture ahead of time at this link: http://public.me.com/rickmccawley

This presentation is free for South Florida Camera Club paid members. If you’re not a paid club member, this presentation will be $40.00. If you choose to join South Florida Camera Club within thirty days, you may use the $40.00 towards your membership.If you’d like to join SFCC now go here: “Join Now”

Rick McCawley has had a passion for photography for over 35 years, starting with his first underwater photos in Florida’s springs. He spent 10 years at the Miami Herald as a staff photographer and shot many national and world events. He was a member of the Pulitzer Prize-winning team that covered Hurricane Andrew. Rick also photographed the Miami riots of 1980, where his car was attacked and the window shot out with a bullet lodged in the back seat. He photographed the first space shuttle launch for United Press International, and was the first photographer to dive down to the sunken Spanish galleon “Nuestra Senora de Atocha” in the Keys. Rick has been published in Time, The New York Times, Bunte, Dier Spiegel, among countless others.

Rick holds an M.A. in Photography from Barry University, and is pursuing his MFA in Graphic Design at Florida Atlantic University. He has been a professor of graphic design at Broward College since 2000, and received the John and James L. Knight Endowed Teaching Chair in 2007.

South Florida Camera Club @ ArtServe
1350 East Sunrise Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
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Coming in second place was Inge van Rosmalen with her photograph entitled “Holocaust”. Inge’s haunting photograph was captured at the Miami Beach Holocaust Memorial. Coming in third place was Marty Fuchs with his photograph entitled “White Bloom”.

Keith is now eligible to win a brand new Nikon D300s or Canon 7D at the end of the year competition for “Best Photograph of the Year”. His photograph is being framed by Frame Gallery in Fort Lauderdale, and will hang in UNCOMMON Gallery throughout the month of February. Make sure to attend the Gallery Night Party on Friday, February 12th 2010 to see Keith’s print is all its glory.