October 2020 Vol

October 2020 Vol. XXX #1 In Wisconsin Chapter of the PhotographicFocus Society of America

Photo By Rick Vollbrecht What's Inside This Issue Calendar of Events...... 2 Chapter Newsletter Information...... 8 Snapshots from the Chair...... 3 BYOI’s Information...... 8 Chapter Meeting Goes Virtual...... 3 Milwaukee Youth Showcase Update...... 8 Afternoon Program: Lisa Langell...... 4 – 5 PSA Youth Showcase Help ...... 9 Dues Notice...... 6 WACCO Digital Forum Meeting...... 9 Meeting Info and Dates...... 6 Chapter Member Gallery – Rick Vollbrecht...... 10 – 13 Chapter Virtual Meeting Info...... 7 Wisconsin State Membership Committee Report...... 14 New Members...... 7 Crossword Puzzle...... 15 Member Milestones...... 7 Last Months Word Puzzle Answers...... 16 Chapter Website Information...... 8 Virtual Chapter Meeting Information...... 17

www.psawisconsin.org Vol. XXX #1 – October 2020 Page 2 MEETING AGENDA Sunday – November 1, 2020 Sunday – January 24, 2021 Virtual Meeting (see page 5) Virtual Meeting (see page 5) 9 AM to Noon, 1PM to 3 PM 9 AM to Noon, 1PM to 3 PM

Morning Session (9 AM to Noon) Morning Session (9 AM to Noon) Business Business 2020 Spring Outing Update 2020 Spring Outing Update Bring Your Own Images Bring Your Own Images (Due October 25, 2020 to J Klug) (Due January 17, 2021 to J Klug) Showcase Showcase

How To’s How To’s Marty Welter Jeffrey Klug Tips on using Luminar 4 ????

Break for Lunch Break for Lunch

Program (1 PM to 3 PM) Program (1 PM to 3 PM) Lisa Langell: The Artist Photographer Lies in All of Us Keith French: Photographing Ruins (A separate Zoom meeting link will be sent for the afternoon program)

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/an-artistic-photographer-lies-in-all-of-us-psa-wisconsin-chapter-tickets-114305125708

Photo By Rick Vollbrecht www.psawisconsin.org Vol. XXX #1 – October 2020 Page 3 Snapshots from the Chair PSA-WI Executive Committee Gerry Hying, Chairman [email protected] The crops in the fi elds are drying out, and the leaves (262) 332-1005 are starting to drop off the trees. Soon farmers will be starting harvest, and the trees will be changing colors, Kathy Brand, Vice-Chair which can only mean fall is here and winter is just [email protected] 262-657-3823 around the corner. Despite the pandemic still hanging around, I am seeing wonderful images on social media Trish McCoy, Secretary and elsewhere on the internet that have been taken by [email protected] the many photographers that are out and about. It is (262) 942-0182 always nice to see what other photographers have been Ramona Lenger, Treasurer shooting for subjects. Seeing all these beautiful images [email protected] makes me forget the challenges the pandemic has placed (414) 651-9801 upon us all. “Thank you” for sharing your images with everyone. Directors Jeffrey Klug, APSA - Webmaster There will be changes coming to the Battle-of-the-Sexes [email protected] competition. Details will be announced in upcoming (262) 893-3500 newsletters. Jeffrey Klug, APSA, Editor - InFocus Newsletter Uncertainty continues around the Covid-19 virus. The [email protected] (262) 893-3500 health and well-being of our Chapter members are the top priority. A decision regarding the Chapter’s spring Marty Welter photo outing in May of 2021 has been made. For now, State Membership Director it is a go. We will again look at having the outing in the wi-state@psa- photo.org (715) 254-7139 Superior/Duluth area since we did not go there in May of 2020. Details regarding the outing will come in future Chapter Membership, newsletters. Signe Emmerich, HonPSA, EPSA

Stay healthy. Historian Gerry Emmerich, Jr., HonFPSA, GMPSA/B

Hospitality, Nancy Klemp, Susie Bigham

Gerry Hying Showcases, Gerry Emmerich, Jr., HonFPSA, WI Chapter Chairperson GMPSA/B

PS; NOTICE TO ALL CHAPTER MEMBERS… Milwaukee Youth Showcase, Susie Bigham [email protected] In order to participate in the afternoon programs, you must be a member in good standing with the Chapter. That simply means because we are not having in-person meetings, you will need to have InFocus, ofﬁ cial newsletter your Chapter dues paid up before the November 1, 2020 meeting of the PSA-Wisconsin date. When you pay your dues, you are also preregistered for all the Chapter, is published ﬁ ve afternoon programs for that year. Please see the renewal notice and times a year, and is included in the Chapter membership renewal form on page 4. dues paid by PSA members who join the PSA-Wisconsin Chapter. InFocus and its contents are © 2020 by the Photographic Society of America and the PSA-Wisconsin Chapter. Material may not be reproduced without permission. www.psawisconsin.org Vol. XXX #1 – October 2020 Page 4 Afternoon Program

The Artist Photographer Lies in ALL of Us By Lisa Langell

We as photographers often want to be more innovative and creative, but our own mental barriers can “prevent” the creative process from happening. One of the biggest mental blocks is simply believing, “I’m not a very creative person.” I hear this most often from engineers, accountants, and those in technical fields who have struggled to discover the creative style they desire. This session breaks down creative barriers in a really fun and logical way! I take an interactive, “myth-busters-style approach!” You’ll learn how to apply the creative process and develop patterns that will bring more joy, innovation, success, creativity and happiness to your photography!

You will learn: • How even those who feel they “are not artistic” can actually become artistic and creative • Understand “imaginative skill” and how it develops • About my “Mash up” formula for producing creativity • How you can debunk your own myths about artistic and creative ability • How to exercise your creativity through real-world examples and activities we will complete during the session • Inspirations to take with you

Lisa Langell is a full-time, award-winning photographer whose work has appeared in numerous prestigious publications including the cover of Outdoor Photographer magazine, plus numerous images in Arizona Highways, Ranger Rick, art galleries and more. She currently sits on the Board of Directors for the North American Nature Photography Association. She is also a proud ambassador for Tamron, FotoPro, and H&Y filters. Whether it was working as a master floral designer, a licensed psychologist, university faculty, an international consultant in K-12 education, the Chief Business Development Officer of an education technology company, a researcher, a writer, or an artist—she enjoyed meeting each challenge. Still, her strongest calling was photography--ever since childhood--when bird watching ignited her lifelong love of nature and the camera. In 2010, she turned her passion for photography into a business—and in 2015 she successfully transitioned to photography full-time and left the corporate and consulting world behind. The journey with photography has definitely been Lisa’s favorite – she loves combining her diverse background and skills into her photographic art and instruction. Bringing joy to others brings joy to her! She thrives on creating innovative learning experiences and pushing photographic boundaries. She equally enjoys enriching, stimulating and expanding fellow photographers’ minds emotionally, creatively and intellectually.

You may read more about her or see her work at http://www.langellphotography.com

You must register in advance for this program using this link (This is a different link than the meeting link): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/an-artistic-photographer-lies-in-all-of-us-psa-wisconsin-chapter-tickets-114305125708

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NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS: It is time to renew your Chapter membership. The membership year is from July 2020 through June 2021. As of July 1, 2020, your Chapter dues are due. You need to send a check to the Treasurer by October 25, 2020. Use the form below.

2020 - 2021 PSA WISCONSIN CHAPTER DUES Remember, you must be a member of the Photographic Society of America to be a Chapter member. The membership year is from July 2020 through June 2021. The Chapter membership fee per person is: $5.00 Make your check payable to PSA Wisconsin Chapter and mail to: Ramona Lenger, 12045 W. Holt Ave. – West Allis WI 53227 Name: ______Address: ______City: ______Zip: ______My email address is: ______Phone: ______

Meeting Info and Due Dates

Meeting Articles Due Publish Date BYOI’s Due

November 1, 2020 September 20, 2020 October 14, 2020 October 25, 2020 January 24, 2021 December 13, 2020 January 3, 2021 January 17, 2021 March 21, 2021 February 7, 2021 February 28, 2021 March 14, 2021 May 15, 2021 April 4, 2021 April 25, 2021 May 8, 2021

BYOI due 1 week ahead of meeting

Speakers for next year

November Lisa Langell - The Artist Photographer that lies within us January Kieth French - Photographing Ruins March Michael Kirkland - Long Exp. Photography May TBD

Chapter meeting 10 AM to Noon, Lunch Break, 1 PM to 3 PM

www.psawisconsin.org Vol. XXX #1 – October 2020 Page 7 Wisconsin Chapter meetings to be Virtual NEW MEMBERS TO PSA By Jeffrey Klug & THE WISCONSIN CHAPTER The Chapter meeting for the year will be virtual using Zoom. There will actually be two meeting links for the We would like to WELCOME the following new November meeting, one for the Morning meeting and members. one for Lisa Langell’s talk. Both links will you will need to sign up for ahead of time. Our morning meeting Amya Cambers Milwaukee will be in a typical Zoom meeting format, but with a David Heilman Egg Harbor slight change, you will have to register for the morning Brett Jaloszynski Pulaski meeting, and we will only let in members that are Verne Miller Twin Lakes current with their dues. Please make sure that you Maddy Nemec Menomonee Falls are current on your dues; otherwise you will not be Patrick Sheehan Sussex able to join the meeting. In the afternoon at 1 PM, Joni Tauzell Superior Lisa Langell will be hosting the afternoon program, this Brian Yoo Milwaukee program is free, but you will have to sign up for it on (New members receive their first year membership to her Eventbrite site. See the link on page 4 to sign up the Chapter free, so please join us at our next meeting.) for that program.

There will only be one link that you will have to use in the future, and we will send it out to everyone on PSA WISCONSIN MEMBERSHIP the mailing list. If you are behind on your dues after MILESTONES November 1st, you will be dropped from the mailing list and will not be able to register for the meeting. So PSA recognizes those members, both individuals and please make sure ahead of time that you are current clubs, who have reached continuous membership with your dues. milestones. Certificates were issued for the second and third quarters of 2020 to the members and council If you have questions about your dues, please contact listed below. The bolded names are Chapter members. Ramona Lenger at chapter-wisconsin-treasurer@psa- photo.org or call her at (414) 651-9801 Second Quarter 2020

Any questions on the Zoom meeting, please contact Years Name me at [email protected], and I will help you out. 5 Ramona Lenger Topic: Wisconsin PSA Chapter Meeting 15 Larry Dickerson 20 Richard Mayo Time: Nov 1, 2020 09:00 AM Central Time (US and 35 Wisconsin Area Camera Clubs Organization Canada) 45 Ellen M. Worzala, FPSA https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89933908866?pwd=WU5 Third Quarter 2020 RdHlyS0c1aTJHVU1zVmpGVWRBdz09 Years Name Meeting ID: 899 3390 8866 Passcode: 857606 5 Alan Carlson 5 Phyllis Bankier Please see the last issue of the newsletter for equipment 10 Gerard Hying suggestions so that you can participate in the zoom 10 Priscilla Farrell meeting. It would be great if you could have good video and audio so that you can be seen and heard clearly. We also have a video on our Photographic Advise for what you need to participate in the meeting. See: http://www.psawisconsin.org/photographic-advice

www.psawisconsin.org Vol. XXX #1 – October 2020 Page 8 Milwaukee Youth Showcase We are happy to announce that the InFocus Newsletter won First Place in the PSA Newsletter contest. Many The Milwaukee Youth Showcase will not happen in 2021. thanks go out the ones that help me with the newsletter. Due to the unknowns of Covid19 and how schools will be having class; in the schools or at home. It will makes Deadlines for getting info for the articles or used it very difficult to hold the Showcase, so it was decided equipment are: by the board to put if off for one year and resume it in 2022. Hopefully we will have school a little more back December 13, 2020 for January Meeting to normal. February 27,2021 for March Meeting April 4, 2021 for May Meeting Anyone willing to help out next in 2022, please contact Susie Bigham the Chairperson. Send photos or articles to: Jeffrey R. Klug at [email protected] Susie B. [email protected] Ken W. [email protected] Jeffrey K. kpw1255#me.com BRING YOUR OWN IMAGES (BYOI) By Jeffrey Klug Chapter Website By Jeffrey Klug In the morning session of the Chapter meetings, we www.psawisconsin.org have the time where we will show your images; these can be individual jpeg images or a video slide-show. We need to keep the site updated with fresh images The subject is open to anything that you would like to and articles to attract more people to our site. So it is show the rest of the Chapter. time to update your gallery if you have one, if not, lets get one started for you. Send me 20 images for your You can email me the images or movie file to gallery (sized 2100 pixels on the long side) plus a short [email protected]. We will show the description about your photography. A head shot would images and if you have a microphone on your computer, also be nice so everyone can associate your name and you can give a little talk about them, if you don’t have face to your images. a microphone you can send a short paragraph about the images and someone will read that paragraph. As usual, I am always looking for articles to put into The images must be in to me by one week before the the photo advice column which is a great way to show Chapter meeting. off a technique that you like to use or a place that you like to photograph at. We are all looking for new ways If all of the files are jpeg, they should be sized at 2100 to improve our images, so why not share some of your pixels on the long side. There should be no more than ideas. 25-30 images. If it is a video, please limit it to a length of 5 minutes (maximum). The video should be in a .mp4 Jeffrey R Klug - Web Master or .mov format. If it is in ProShow Gold, make sure it is [email protected] exported as a movie format, not an .exe format, since we have no way of playing that format. We want to keep each person’s BYOI to be no longer than five minutes.

Chapter Newsletter The BYOI’s are due 1 week before our Chapter meeting, By Jeffrey Klug they can be sent to me by using Dropbox, www. wetransfer.com or some other solution. My email is The Chapter Newsletter comes out five times a year, [email protected] or give me a call at usually three weeks before the next meeting, including 262 893-3500 and we can work something out. a special newsletter after the Summer Board meeting. I am looking for articles to put into the newsletter; it Here are the due dates for BYOI: could be a unique technique that you use to process an image or a special place that you like to photograph. October 25, 2020 for the November 1, 2020 meeting. Alternatively, maybe it is a particular piece of equipment January 17, 2021 for the January 24, 2021 meeting. that makes it easier for you to get that unique image. March 14, 2021 for the March 24, 2021 meeting. Perhaps it is another photographer that inspires you. May 8, 2021 for the May 15, 2021 meeting. Please write a short article about it, send some photos with it, and we will get it out to the Chapter. It is a Jeffrey K. [email protected] great way to help your fellow photographer. www.psawisconsin.org Vol. XXX #1 – October 2020 Page 9 National PSA Youth Showcase Needs Your Help By Kathy Braun

PSA Youth Showcase seeks to encourage the newest generations to learn and share the enjoyment of photography and is committed to enriching the lives of school-age children and youth around the world by introducing them to photography as a means of self-expression and personal growth. It is now in need of people dedicated to photography to become part of the Youth Showcase committee. The committee has lost several key people in the last years. One need not be a PSA member to work on this vital youth program.

Here are the positions that we are looking for help;

• A person to convert all of the award winning prints from the YS print section to digital images. Digital images will be used in the PSA JOURNAL, souvenir brochure, and display boards (used in the annual Photo Festival).

• A person to organize the projected entries from the uploader after the uploader has closed and finalize the scoresheets.

• One primary Coordinator and up to three assistants to serve as the Projected judging team. They will be setting up the judging process for the projected entry section. Run the competition, and then follow through with recording all the scores and results when judging.

• A person to create the video presentation to be shown at the annual Photo Festival (conference) and displayed on the PSA website.

Any interested volunteers can check the information on the web site https://psa-photo.org/index.php?psa- youth-showcase

Contact Kathy Braun for further information. [email protected]

To see the winning projected images for 2020 go to https://psa-photo.org/index.php?2020-ys-digital-gallery To see the winning print images for 2020 go to https://psa-photo.org/index.php?youth-showcase-2020-ys-print- gallery

Wisconsin Area Camera Club Organization Digital Forum Meeting

Wisconsin Area Camera Club Organization (WACCO) has started a new educational meeting called the Digital Forum. Hosted by Jeffrey Klug, he will lead the discussions with a group of photographers from Wisconsin. They will talk about photography, its equipment, and how to process your images. It is a two-hour meeting with open discussion for the first hour and then a second hour with a specific topic. We are meeting on the 4th Saturday of each month from 10 AM to Noon. The meetings are virtual using the Zoom Webinar feature. We welcome anyone to come and participate in the discussion. You do need to sign up for the DF Meeting using this link; https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2GyvFCirQlGFzMA9JDLxkw Once you have signed up, you will get a meeting notice ahead of the meeting. Please come with questions, problems, or ideas that you can share with the group.

If you would like to see the first meeting, here is a link to the video; http://www.wicameraclubs.org/digital- forum-1#/df-meeting

I look forward to seeing you at the next meeting. Jeffrey Klug If you have any questions about the Digital Forum please contact Jeffrey Klug at [email protected] or call at 262 893-3500. www.psawisconsin.org Vol. XXX #1 – October 2020 Page 10 Chapter Member Gallery Rick Vollbrecht

My interest in photography began in grade school when I received my first camera – a Kodak Brownie. Early photos were primarily of family activities. While in 8th grade, my father found a 35mm Ricoh 500 viewfinder camera, and I found a lifelong passion. At the time, nothing on cameras was automated. I had an uncle who taught me the relationship between f-stops and shutter speed and how to estimate exposure using the “sunny 16” rule. In High School, I joined the Camera Club, and the real learning started. Our cameras included a 35mm Argus and a 4x5 Speed Graphic (the old newspaper photographer’s choice). We shot all the pictures for the school newspaper and yearbook. The experience was invaluable, shooting everything from small groups to large groups (think choir, band) and all sporting events. In the darkroom, I learned how the develop film and make prints. As an adult, I learned to appreciate all things Nature, and I realized that some of my photos did more than record events – they could also be artistic. My wife and I have been fortunate to have traveled to all 50 states. We always seek out National and State Parks, wildlife refuges, and other natural settings. My favorite subject continues to be wildflowers, landscapes, and waterfalls. I will also shoot wildlife if the opportunity arises. I have been a member of camera clubs for over 30 years. I find them to be an excellent way to share a common interest, continue learning new skills, and be open to new ways to look at a subject.

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www.psawisconsin.org Vol. XXX #1 – October 2020 Page 14 Wisconsin State Membership Committee Report By Marty Welter

And now a word from your State Membership Director…

As we embark on our new Virtual, Digital future with our Chapter Meetings, this would be a good time for all current PSA Members to encourage your fellow club members who have not yet joined PSA to consider it. I am asking each of you to speak to your fellow club members about PSA and all we have to offer. With the move to Zoom Meetings this year, it is an excellent time for everyone to experience and learn from what we have to offer without leaving the comfort and safety of your own home. I guess you are a member because you see the value of membership, so I would think that it would be reasonable that some of your friends in your club would too.

If one of your fellow club members does decide to join PSA and puts you down as their referral, you earn points towards a Membership Star Rating. If you are not familiar with this PSA Member benefit, you can read more about it here https://psa-photo.org/index.php?membership-stars-2. An added benefit to the new member is an automatic free Wisconsin Chapter Membership for their first year. Speaking of which, if you have not paid your Chapter Membership fee, please do so soon as you don’t want to miss out on any of the upcoming activities. There is a membership form in the summer edition of the Award Winning Chapter Newsletter InFocus that you can print off and mail in with your payment.

PSA continues to add to its collection of Webinars available to Individual PSA Members and can be found on the PSA website here https://psa-photo.org/index.php?webinar-info, and you will have to log in to view them. Remember, these webinars are for individual members and may not be shared with your full club or non- PSA members, and they are a benefit of your PSA Membership.

Did you know that PSA has a Print Collection? Each year, PSA has a calendar with select images from the collection, and the 2020 Calendar is still available for ordering, and soon you will see the 2021 Calendar. You can find out more here, https://psa-photo.org/index.php?print-collection-calendar. This is a great way to support PSA and the world-class Print Collection.

I am always available to answer questions regarding your PSA Membership, so don’t hesitate to contact me if something comes up. If I don’t have the answer, I will work on resolving any issue or question you may have. Also, if any of your club members who may be interested in joining PSA have questions, I am ready to help them as well.

I look forward to seeing everyone at the November Zoom Meeting.

Stay Safe and Healthy. In Isolated Solidarity,

Marty Welter Wisconsin State Membership Director Happy Shooting!

Marty Welter PO Box 5 Junction City, WI, 54443 [email protected] 715-254-7139 (Weekday evenings or on the weekend only please)

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Old Fashioned Photography Terms original puzzle found at http://www.whenwecrosswords.com/crossword/photography/15056/crossword.jsp

1 2 Down A F 1 Allows light into the camera 3 P E I 2 A chemical used for making images permanent E N X 3 The machine used in the darkroom to R L A 4 expose the paper to light T A T W O 5 You must consider the placement of U R I objects in your ______5 R G C V 7 You must wash your final print in 6 ______D E V E L O P E R 7 8 How many minutes do you leave the R M W 8 9 paper in the developer O P H O T O G R A M 12 You must do this to get a sharp image. N O T 13 A type of camera 10 14 In the darkroom this is where all the E X H A U S T F A N E chemicals are I R 10 16 You must gently do this to the T developer tray when paper is in the tray 11 12 S A F E L I G H T 13 14 Across O O P W 15 16 4 How many minutes do you leave the C N E G A T I V E S paper in the fixer U G N T 6 Chemical used for obtaining an image 17 L E N S I H A onto photographic paper T O R 9 An image where the silhouettes of objects has been captured on A L E photographic paper T E A 18 10 Removes chemical vapors from the R E D darkroom 11 The darkroom lights are referred to as ______15 A strip of film with images on it 17 An important part of the camera 18 What color are the safety lights

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Answers For

Chief Official White House Photographer See if you can you match the Presidential Photographer to the correct President.

Photographer President Cecil W. Stoughton ______D A. Richard Nixon Yoichi Okamoto ______H B. George W. Bush Oliver F. Atkins ______A C. Bill Clinton David Hume Kennerly ______G D. John F. Kennedy Michael Evans ______I E. Donald Trump David Valdez ______F F. George H.W. Bush Bob McNeely ______C G. Gerald Ford Sharon Farmer ______C H. Lyndon B. Johnson Eric Draper ______B I. Ronald Reagan Pete Souza ______J J. Barack Obama Shealah Craighead* ______E

Note: There is one president who had two photographers during his tenure in office.

Did you know… The Chief Official White House Photographer is a senior position appointed by the President of the United States to cover the President's official day-to-day duties. There have been eleven official White House photographers. Term length: No fixed term. The Presidential Photographer’s position was established in 1961. Since it’s establishment, there have been two periods where there was no official Presidential Photographer, 1977 (reestablished in 1981) and 1985 (reestablished in 1989). There have only been two women photographer to have served in this position.

For more information, you can follow the Wikipedia link below or visit your neighborhood library. Information credit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_Official_White_House_Photographer

*Update 2020.09.20 Puzzlemaker error: One name was misspelled on the original puzzle that was published in the August, 2020 newsletter.

www.psawisconsin.org Vol. XXX #1 – October 2020 Page 17 The 2021 PSA Photo Festival PSA Chapter Meetings Details of the Conference will be in the February through May 2021 issues of the PSA Are Virtual Journal. The Chapter meeting for 2020 to 2021 will be virtual 83nd Annual Photo Festival - Rapid City, South Dakota using the Zoom app. We will not be meeting at Waukesha Photographic Society of America State Bank this year and for the remainder of the October 6 – October 9, 2021 2021 season. We will be deciding for the 2021 to 2022 season next summer at the annual board and planning Additional detail of the Photo Festival can be found at: https://psa-photo. meeting. You must pay your dues to participate in the org/index.php?future-conferences Chapter meetings. All dues must be paid before the November meeting for you to attend. See the Dues notice on page 6; you may send the check to our treasurer (Ramona Lenger). Any guest who would like to attend would need to pay the $5 membership fee to participate in the Chapter meetings, along with being a member of Photographic Society of America. For more information on PSA go to www.psa-photo.org.

We look forward to seeing you at the next Chapter meeting in November.