Artists shown above: Sculpture Left – David Farnham; Ring Right – Nelson Begay

A Celebration of American Indian Art, Culture, and Dance

Join ECC Photographers Shooting this Event

Award-winning American Indian artists will sell and demonstrate authentic artwork in a juried show alongside a two-day Powwow honoring American Indians, American Indian veterans, and all other veterans. Entertainment includes performances, music, and hands-on activities, as well as HawkQuest presenting live hawk and eagle demonstrations. Delicious cuisine from Tocabe and the Fort Restaurant will be available for purchase both days.

Printable 2019 Indian Market Event Flyer PDF >

Saturday and Sunday,
June 1 & 2, 2019
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days

Open to the Public!
Admission: $10
Children 12 and Under: Free
Parking is Free

I was approached by Bruce Hansen at the Evergreen Art Center who was looking to give away a complete color enlarger system and a dry mount press. He will recycle them if no one wants them, but would love to give them to someone who would use them. He sent me the pictures below – please contact him at 303 909 2631 if you are interested in any of this gear.

Join Member Ellen Nelson at the Kansas City Camera Club for a seminar on “The Four Seasons of Bird Photography”

Dave Edwards, a very active and longtime member of the camera club, passed away yesterday. If you’d like to send a card to his family, wife Carol and son Rich, Carol and his son Rich, their address is 23201 Loggers Trail, Evergreen, 80439.

NOSTALGIC DENVER

The following is from new member Lynda Tygart

Opening: Friday January 18, 2019 6-9PM

SYNC Gallery
931 Santa Fe Dr. #100
Denver, CO

When I moved to Denver a few years ago, I was inspired to photograph my new neighborhood in Berkeley. Tennyson Street was so charming with its little cottage homes, galleries and barbershop. Just a few years later, I would be looking at those photos with fond memories. Almost overnight, those cottages were replaced with new slot homes and apartments. Suddenly, my photographs from 2012 are now Nostalgic!

After witnessing what happened on Tennyson Street, I decided to start photographing other sites in Denver as the city continues to change in many ways. Each original is printed and hand colored, creating an aged appearance. The viewers will feel they are looking at old postcards from days gone by, even though many of these pictures were taken just a few months ago.

Evergreen Camera Club members will be treated to a full lunar eclipse this January 20th. It’s the first full moon of 2019, and the first lunar eclipse of 2019 (and this is an eclipse-heavy year, with five eclipses, including two lunar eclipses in 2019). Plus, it’s the year’s first supermoon, meaning the moon is nearly at its closest to Earth for this month, as the eclipse takes place. Sadly, this will be the last total lunar eclipse to grace Earth’s sky until May 26, 2021.

The heads-up and details provided by new member Owen Newman:
Moonrise 4:45 pm 1/20 Azimuth (compass bearing) 63.2 degrees
Sunset 5:05 pm
Eclipse peaks at 10:13 pm

For more information see this article.

Join the 52-Week Challenge

Kory Bumgardner recently posted a link that should be considered by all photographers. Join her in the quest to complete the Dogwood 52 Week Photography Challenge. Each week presents a new photography assignment to inspire and motivate you. I know I’m in! Click HERE to learn more.

KEH WILL BUY
DSLR Cameras
Mirrorless Cameras
Film SLR Cameras
Professional Tripods
Medium Format Cameras
Professional Video Equipment
And More!

KEH WILL NOT BE PURCHASING
Polaroid cameras
Digital point & shoot cameras with less than 8mp.
Low-end point & shoot film cameras
Non-professional tripods
Non-Professional Video cameras
Power Pack style lighting equipment. They do purchase most monolights
Broken or cameras in need of repair. They will be happy to recycle any non-functioning cameras or equipment that does not have a purchase value.

HOW TO FIND US

DENVER PRO PHOTO
8136 S. GRANT WAY
LITTLETON CO, 80122
(303)698-1790
MON-FRI 10AM-6PM
SAT 9AM-5PM

Congratulations to Evergreen Camera Club members who were finalists and winners in the 2019 Mt. Evans Hospice “Seasons of Our Mountains” calendar contest. An unprecedented six Evergreen Camera Club members had their photo selected for a month in the calendar! Honored photographers were: Dick Oltman in April with “Elk Mom and Child,” Tracy Boyd for July with “Independence,” Dave Edwards’ “Rock Blooms” will be featured in August, Leslee Hampel has her photo, “Drill Sergeant” in October, Ann Zimmerman’s “Can I Go Skiing?” is the photo for November and Ellen Nelson was awarded December with “Bison Blizzard” and her “New Kids on the Rock” is the cover photo. Anne Kechter and Tom Goldberg also received honorable mentions for their entries. Please let us know if you were also an honorable mention winner. Because the competition is anonymous, it is difficult to verify those winners.

2019 “Seasons of Our Mountains” calendars go on sale at the end of the month at your favorite Evergreen retail location or online at http://www.mtevans.org/seasons-of-our-mountains-calendar/

Ellen Nelson, Tracy Boyd and Leslie Hempel receiving recognition for their photos at the release event