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President Howard Penn 410-544-1742 howwardpennphoto@ comcast.net 1st VP(s) Programs Donna Neal 410-551-6548 donabodona1@aol.com Cathy Steele 410-544-3629 c.m.steele@juno.com 2nd VP Contests Chip Bulgin 410-518-6876 chip.bulgin@comcast.net Secretary/Treasurer Sunny Frank 301-261-6181 sunnyfrank@covad.net Delegates Dick Chomitz 410-721-5573 Webmaster David Joyner wdjoyner@gmail.com
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Official Newsletter of the Anne Arundel Camera Club Programs Planned Oct. 3 - Jennifer Bodine Aubrey's daughter Bodine's Chesapeake Bay Country is by and about A. Aubrey Bodine, one of the greatest photographers of his time, a Baltimore pictorialist, and a Maryland treasure. http://www.cmptp.com/5624.htm Oct. 10 Contest Digital and Mono, People Oct. 17 Contest Slide and Color Prints, People Oct. 24 Tony Sweet Tony's work is published on greeting cards, calendars, post cards, posters, annual reports, catalogs, and electronic mediums. He is represented by The Getty Picture Agency. http://www.tonysweet.com/ Oct. 31 Digital Show and Tell This will be an informative meeting about tricks used in photo editing programs to change the appearance of a image. We will be showing the before image and after image and telling how it was changed.
Field Trip October 20 Gettysburg, PA September Contests Novice
Digital September 12, 2007 Around Town Fells Point Fun Festival 2007 Venue: Fells Point Dates: Oct. 6 - Oct. 7 Outdoor street festival features music, arts and crafts, flea market and food.
Sat, 13 October 2007 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Live entertainment, competitions, demonstrations and
vendors.Admission. Maryland Brewer's Oktoberfest Venue: Timonium Fairgrounds Dates: Oct. 20 Enjoy your favorite beer, food and live music as Maryland celebrates this traditional German festival. There will also be beer and Miss Oktoberfest competitions as well as German dancing and arts and crafts. For more information visit mdoktoberfest.com. Maryland Renaissance Festival Venue: Crownsville Fairgrounds Dates: Through Oct. 21 Set in Revel Grove, a 25-acre English Tudor Village, this renaissance festival, in its 31st season, features more than 130 craft shops displaying many wares handmade by artisans, 42 outlets providing modern and 16th-century food and numerous taverns. There are also 10 stages of entertainment including sword swallowers, jousting, music, jugglers and magicians. Kids can take free pony rides and navigate through a winding maze. Rain or shine. The grounds are located at 1800 Crownsville Road in Crownsville. For more information, visit rennfest.com. --Brad Schleicher Russian Festival Venue: Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church Dates: Oct. 19 - Oct. 21 The 34th annual Russian Festival features ethnic food, as well as traditional music and dance. The event is free and is hosted by the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church. Learn more about Russian culture and Orthodoxy at this family-friendly festival. Great Halloween Lantern Parade Venue: Patterson Park Dates: Oct. 27 Time to get in the Halloween spirit at the Great Halloween Lantern Parade. Handmade lanterns, elaborate floats and marching bands fill the city streets for this annual festival. Show off your own lantern at the parade, or just sit back and enjoy the show. The grand finale features a unique production by Molly Ross. Do you have and Idea for an Article for your Newsletter? Please e-mail your contributing article to the Newsletter Editor at kidwell1292 @cablespeed.comt by the 4th Wednesday of Any Month.
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