Coming Down The Mid-Year Pike
Well, as we approach the June meeting, we need to look ahead and make plans or adjustments for our CCB year. Our monthly competition in June is Lowkey/Highkey (pick one).Â
Stuck In A Rut?
Are you stuck in a rut? This phrase is sometimes used to describe a photographer who has a single, or very narrow field of interest. I, for one, seem to shoot
Lost in the Language: Making Photography More Welcoming
Have you ever found yourself in a conversation with a bunch of folks who were all part of a unique group? When the conversation drifts to that common connection, that’s
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Ready Or Not, Here We Go!
I just got a call from John Buck . . . turns out, this really isn’t a simulation or “what if” drill. Sort of like when we were kids and
My Parting Shot
My parting shot…It’s been fun, but it is time for me to go.The presidency of the Camera Club of Brevard has been a privilege and an honor for me. It’s
Judging The Annual Print Competition
The biggest event of the year for the Camera Club of Brevard occurs on Saturday evening, December 6. All club members in good standing are invited to join in the
Elections Looming and A Sneak Peek at 2026
Elections Looming. At the February 3rd CCB meeting we will be voting for positions for Officers of the Board of Directors. If you have an interest in adding your name
Planning Ahead
Planning ahead is pretty solid advice and here at the CCB your board of directors is tasked with this responsibility. How about you? Here are a few opportunities for you
A Critique of Critiques?, You Are Invited and A Very Close Look
A Critique of Critiques? This 2025 calendar year, the CCB Board of Directors created and implemented an emphasis on photographic education. The idea is to inform and educate all skill
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YouTube, It’s Black and White, and Moving Pictures
YouTube I am tuned into YouTube nearly every day. Whether I am following a Dutch motorbike rider exploring rural Yemen, trying to figure out why my lawn mower has a