IPPG Fall Seminar

ChrisRoutt01 Just a reminder…. We don’t have a regular meeting in September, but we do have the Fall Seminar at Spring Mill State Park. Sign up if you haven’t done so already. Darty and Colleen from Colleen and Company will be presenting an all day program on the 14th. On the 13th we have a full afternoon of shooting instruction from Chris Routt, Larry Seidman, and Jim Garber. Chris Routt is one of the area’s best senior shooters. Chris uses primarily natural light to make his amazing images. Larry is one of the best wedding shooters around. Larry will be photographing a “bride” in different lighting situations. Learn posing, and lighting for awesome bridals. Jim Garber is just plain “one of the best”. He brings a great sense of humor to his teaching, and has a unique way of communicating lighitng techniques so that anyone can understand. I saw Jim’s lighting program several years ago, it was one of the most eye opening programs that I have been to. Ken Kneringer is a standby shooter, if we get a ton of people signing up, or if one of our shooters need a break, Ken will be there to step in. Ken will be helping Chris with his reflectors and lighting.

There will be several inmage competitions…

1) 16×20 Competition – Standard competition rules.

2) 8×10 Competition – This competition is totally seperate from the 16×20 competition, with seperate awards. This competition is geared toward photographers that don’t normally compete in the 16×20 competition due to cost, or it may be their first competition. Download the rules using the link above.

3) Wedding Album Competiton – You may enter up to 2 albums. Download the rules using the link above.

4) We just added a folio competition. You may enter up to 2 folios in any category. The categories are children, seniors, and weddings. There will be a first, second, and third place award for each category. Label the back of your folio just as you would for the print competition. Download the Standard Competition Rules above. Folios should be a maximum of 12″ x 24″ and the thickness of a typical folio. Folios may be equipped with either one or two folds and should be manufactured from typical folio materials. Prints may be mounted directly to the folio, or may use traditional mats. The folios will be judged by the print judges, so they will be stacked behind the curtains just like the prints. Folios that are equiped with battery powered devices, mechanical devices, pull outs, non-traditional materials, or the like will be presented to the judges in the state they are recieved. The print crew can’t be reponsible for turning on devices, working mechanical devices, dead batteries, or interpreting instructions for the “operation” of a folio.

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New IPPG Online Storefront Up And Running

Pay for your meals, meetings, dues, and the Fall Seminar online!! Go to the online store at www.ippgstore.org 

Make sure that if you use the store to pay for meals that you still download a registration form and mail it in to the address on the form. At this time it is the only way we can make sure that you get the meal that you want. In the near future we will have an online form.

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August Speaker – Mary Mortensen

We are very lucky to have Mary for our speaker at the August Guild meeting. THE AUGUST MEETING STARTS AT 3:00 PM!!!!

Check out Mary’s website

Photo 2x3 300 Awards and Recognition

 

Mary specializes in the photography of children and babies. For over a decade Mary has partnered with the Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer (MACC Fund) and the Women for MACC in their fight against childhood cancer. Through photographic programs developed by the studio, the Mortensens have raised over $100,000 for childhood cancer research. Mary received the prestigious PPA AN-NE award for charitable marketing in 1999. She has been featured on NBC Channel 4 in the Greater Milwaukee Area for her work with children. In January 2006 she was the feature cover story for Wisconsin Women Magazine. In addition, Mary has worked with mothers interested in entering children for pageants and modeling. Her photography has helped clients win awards, including a 6-month old who won “Most Photogenic” in a national beauty contest. She has also worked with upscale beauty salons in the Milwaukee- Waukesha area that compete in hair color and makeover national contests sponsored by international hair suppliers. Her clients have received three first place awards and her photos have appeared in international hair magazines. Mary has been recognized locally and nationally for her work. She was the first in Wisconsin history to receive the most awards given at one convention. She is the 2009 Wisconsin Photographer of the Year, 2009 Electronic Imager of the Year, winner of the Canon Par Excellence Award, 2009 Best of Show, 2009 Clean Sweep, 2009 Top Ten Imagers, two Fuji Masterpiece Awards, two Court of Honors. She has received local and state Court of Honor and Traveling Loan Awards, Best of Show and Sweepstakes Awards from Burrell/Supra Color Lab and her work has appeared in the PPA Loan and Showcase Books , the Professional Photographers of America Magazines and in the ASP Elite Collection. Mary is currently a member of PPA’s Approved Photographic Instructors , ACI Lab Speakers Team  Fuji Talent Speakers Team and is a PPA Affiliate Judge. Mary’s style is simple but artistic. Her knowledge of portrait artists and work with art galleries has set the tone for the studio’s emphasis on producing fine art and selling wall decor and gallery framing.

 

Mary Confessions Description

Image Collection

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July Meeting

Bring photos (8×10) or electronic of the shootout if you would like to have them critiqued, or just to share. Ken Kneringer will presenting a program on using the Guild’s new web based services. We will go over the blog, the forum, and the new Facebook page. Remember to send in your reservation for the Fall Seminar. Get the best pricing by signing up early!!

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June Program – Shootout At The Oakhill Mansion

June’s program will be a hands-on instructional program held at the Oakhill Mansion. We have several awesome shooters that are going to share secrets on lighting and posing, for families, kids, seniors, and weddings. Our shooters will be using natural light, flash, and video light in several different locations araound the Mansion. The shootouts are always a good time. Sign up early!

Schedule…..

3PM – Volunteers Needed To Prepare The Mailers For The Fall Seminar

4PM – 6PM Shooting Instruction

6PM – 7PM Dinner Is Served

7PM – 9PM More Shooting Instruction

Check Out Our Scheduled Shooters….

Nancy Wood – www.expressionsphotography.info

Joe DeFabis - www.defabisphotography.com

Andrew Scalini – www.andrewscalini.com/

Lew Everling – www.leweverlingphotography.com 

Stand By Shooters

Ken Kneringer – www.studiokphoto.com

Scott Piel – www.pielphotography.com

Posted By: Ken Kneringer info@studiokphoto.com www.studiokphoto.com

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