Recorded Lectures

    ● These recorded lectures include slide tray(s) and audiotape (it will be noted if on DVD instead).
    ● The lectures are mostly instructional and are good programs for clubs to present.*
    ● To reserve one, please see contact information below.

Backyard Wings  by Audrey A. Weigold, APSA, HonNEC and Olive M. Weingart, APSA, HonNEC.  160 slides, 45 mins.  A two-projector program on how to attract, identify and photograph birds in your backyard.

Do You See What I See  by Everett S. Wilson, FPSA, HonNEC.  201 slides, 52 mins.  Discusses developing the ability to see what is before us and capture it on film.

Easy Close-up Photography  by Paul Peterson, MNEC.  180 slides, 45 mins.  Shows how to take beautiful close-up images with a minimum of equipment.

Filters and Color Effects  by Robert Strindberg, FPSA, HonNEC.  148 slides, 33 mins.  Special techniques of filtration and exposure are illustrated and discussed.

Five Star Final  by Joseph A. DiChello, Jr., FPSA, HonNEC.  112 slides, 49 mins.  These slides were all accepted in Color Slide Division International Exhibitions.

The Four Points of a Quality Photograph  by Jacob Mosser III, FPSA, HonNEC.  Part I: 172 slides, 31 mins.  Part II: 245 slides, 42 min.  A well-researched lecture for people wanting to advance beyond the snapshooter stage.

Interpretive Flower Photography  by Audrey A. Weigold, APSA, HonNEC and Olive M. Weingart, APSA, HonNEC.  158 slides, 45 mins.  A two-projector program which discusses how to create impressionistic images of flowers using techniques of soft focus and painting with light and color.

Judging As I See It  by Everett S. Wilson, FPSA, HonNEC.  174 slides.  Part I: 45 min.  Part II: 30 min.  A rather comprehensive lecture on evaluating and judging slides in two parts.  The first is illustrated with slides; the second is an actual judging with audience participation.

The Language of Light  by Eastman Kodak Company.  80 slides, 20 mins.  Understanding the language of light is more than just knowing how to set the correct exposure.  It's becoming aware of the characteristics and the qualities of light. Learning to see light is the first step towards recognizing better picture opportunities.

Lenses  by Jacob Mosser III, APSA, HonNEC.  310 slides, 44 mins.  A comprehensive lecture on lenses and accessories for both the novice and advanced photographer.

Lifescan  by David Hughes, MNEC.  DVD, 50 mins.  Contains nine short sequences of very creative images set to music.  Note: this is on DVD.

Make Home a Part of Nature  by Edward Ward Hutchinson, APSA, MNEC.  288 slides, 49 mins.  A slide essay created to spread awareness of man’s need to regard himself as he works to learn the facts of ecology and conservation.

My Favorite Pictorial Color Slide  Narrated by Everett Wilson, FPSA, HonNEC.  58 slides, 42 mins.  All slides were made by New England photographers and includes their remarks about how they were made.

New England Nature  by Jacob Mosser III, FPSA, HonNEC.  238 slides, 43 mins.  A celebration of nature in the northeast.  Covers techniques, locations, and varied subject matter.

Pictorial Composition  by Everett S. Wilson, FPSA, HonNEC.  122 slides, 41 min.  How to apply the basic rules of composition.

Portraiture  by Paul Deegan, MNEC.  118 slides, 56 mins.  A teaching program for those looking to improve their “people” photographs.

Soft Focus For That Romantic Look  by Willa Schmidt, APSA, MNEC, EFIAP.  147 slides, 31 mins.  Intended to be instructive as well as motivational.

Some Pointers About Flower Photography  by Norman Freeman, FPSA.  109 slides, 41 mins.  How to identify some of the basic requisites of an appealing and effective flower slide. 

TOPS in Connecticut  Produced biennially by the CT Association of Photographers.  Approx. 70 slides, 40 min.  The years 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, and 2002 are available (please specify).

Ways and Means  by Everett S. Wilson, FPSA, HonNEC.  172 slides, 53 mins.  Ideas and techniques for improving your color slide work.

Zoo Photography  by Harold Sisken, MNEC.  135 slides, 45 mins.  Discusses techniques for creating natural looking photographs of zoo animals.

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	Backyard WingsDo You See What I See
	Easy Close-up Photography
	Filters and Color EffectsFive Star FinalThe Four Points of a Quality PhotographInterpretive Flower PhotographyJudging As I See ItThe Language of LightLenses
	Lifescan
	Make Home a Part of NatureMy Favorite Pictorial Color SlideNew England NaturePictorial CompositionPortraitureSoft Focus For That Romantic LookSome Pointers About Flower PhotographyTOPS in Connecticut Ways and Means
	Zoo Photography
	
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*There is a $5.00 fee for NECCC member clubs.  The fee for non-member clubs is $15.00 to cover postage and handling.  If the lecture is lost or destroyed, the Club is responsible for the replacement costs of making new dupes and tape.  The Club using the lecture is expected to return it to the Director promptly after the date the Club requested, and repackaged to prevent damage during shipping.

Paul Peterson, MNEC
18 Richill Rd.
Branford, CT 06405
203-488-0267
pmjpeterson@sbcglobal.net

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