Welcome to Charlottesville Camera Club

Here’s your opportunity to get friendly feedback on your images from your peers. Want some suggestions on how you might improve an image before entering it in a competition? Having some difficulty getting the “look” you want with lighting, composition, or editing? Want to understand more about why a judge may have scored an image as he or she did? Then you’ll find this casual and supportive meeting helpful. And, if you choose to join in evaluating the work of others and contributing your thoughts, you will likely strengthen your own picture-taking skills. Members of all skill levels are welcome, and of course you’re welcome to just attend the meeting and observe.

If you’d like feedback on your photos, upload two JPEGs (sized to 2000 pixels on the longest side) to the current photo review entry on the PhotoContest Pro website before the deadline.
(If you need help with that, check out the information available on the CCC website under Competition Info. And if you're not yet registered to upload through PCP, please contact Gerry Bishop via email.)

Meet and greet at 6:45 - 7:00 pm

Roy Sewall will judge our competition.   Roy has extensive experience as a judge and offers training for judges for camera clubs in Maryland.  He has served as President of the North Bethesda Camera Club and offers instruction and leads field trips through the Capital Photography Center in Washington, DC.

David Luria, a photographer located in Washington, D.C., specializes in architectural photography. David is founder and director of Washington Photo Safari, which offers photo shoots in a wide variety of D.C. locales. David will share his expertise in making photographs of interior and exterior architectural subjects.

Here’s your opportunity to get friendly feedback on your images from your peers. Want some suggestions on how you might improve an image before entering it in a competition? Having some difficulty getting the “look” you want with lighting, composition, or editing? Want to understand more about why a judge may have scored an image as he or she did? Then you’ll find this casual and supportive meeting helpful. And, if you choose to join in evaluating the work of others and contributing your thoughts, you will likely strengthen your own picture-taking skills. Members of all skill levels are welcome, and of course you’re welcome to just attend the meeting and observe.

If you’d like feedback on your photos, upload two JPEGs (sized to 2000 pixels on the longest side) to the current photo review entry on the PhotoContest Pro website before the deadline.
(If you need help with that, check out the information available on the CCC website under Competition Info.)

Meet and greet at 6:45 - 7:00