Posted Aprill 12, 2010
Just announced, our guest speaker for May will be Ted Krug. More...


Posted Aprill 11, 2010
The 2010/2011 Competition Categories are now posted under "Competitions"


Posted January 22, 2010
Mark your calendars, Ethan Meleg returns the Midland and District Camera Club, March 4, 2010.


Posted November 10, 2009
Al Mantel, our newest addition to the Member Galleries.


Posted November 3, 2009
The GBACC Guidelines have been updated and can be found under the "Competitions" tab or by clicking here



Posted September 3, 2009
Have a look at the Scavenger Hunt pics now under the "Photo Galleries" tab.


Posted August 14, 2009
Confirmed for our September 3 meeting, Bryan Davies. Topic: low light and night photography. Please bring your camera and tripod if you would like to try photographing in low light conditions.


Posted August 13, 2009
Outing: Saturday, September 12, Chinese Lantern Festival, Ontario Place, Toronto. Meet outside the gates at 5:30PM. Admission $25 for those aged 13-64; $20 for 65+ (family members welcome). Please visit chineselanternfestival.ca for more information.


Posted July 23, 2009
Terry MacPherson, our newest addition to the Member Galleries.


Posted July 15, 2009
Check out our 2 new Member Galleries - Anthony Sara and Nicole Saltsman's HDR.


Posted July 7, 2009
The Georgian Bay Land Trust looks forward to featuring the top 25 photo submissions in their 2009 "Rocks of Georgian Bay" contest. More..


Posted June 30, 2009
If anyone is interested in attending a fall photo workshop in beautiful Algonquin Provincial Park around "peak color time", please read on at: outdoorphotographycanada


Posted June 29, 2009
John Davidson Nature Photography and HDR Techniques Workshop at Wye Marsh, August 1, 2009
more...


Posted June 16, 2009
Welcome to our new Website. Our goals for this site are to be an interesting photography resource and to keep our members updated on club events and activities.


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