Welcome to Charlottesville Camera Club

Our judge this month is Jurgen Lobert, who you may remember from his excellent presentation on painting with light, at night. Jürgen specializes in night photography but also creates photos of daytime long exposures, urban exploration, and infrared. His work has appeared in numerous solo exhibits and group shows and is in the permanent collection of the Art Complex Museum, Duxbury, Massachusetts, and is held by private collectors. He organizes some 40 photo excursions and workshops each year and is an international lecturer, instructor, and competition judge. He taught photography at the New England School of Photography (NESOP) and currently teaches at the Griffin Museum of Photography.

Like zombies, they refuse to die, popping up over and over again during our photo reviews and competitions. Yes, we're talking about some all-too-common goofs that everyone serious about improving their photography should not be making.

Of course, if you’re not making mistakes, you’re probably stuck in a rut and aren’t growing as a photographer. But some goofs don’t happen from trying new things. Rather, they keep appearing because you may not be noticing them or know how to avoid or fix them.

So, in this presentation, we'll be reviewing some easy remedies for your favorite goofs!

The judge for this month's competition on the 12th will be unavailable on that date, so we'll be recording his evaluations and scoring of your entries ahead of time. Therefore, the deadline for uploading your entries will be at 11:59 TONIGHT, Sunday, November 1.