Recorded Lectures
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These recorded lectures include
slide tray(s) and audiotape (it will be noted if on CD or DVD instead).
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The lectures are mostly instructional and are
good programs for clubs to present.*
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To reserve one, please see contact information
below.
Backyard
Wings
by Audrey A. Weigold, APSA, HonNEC and Olive M. Weingart, APSA, HonNEC.
This side by side presentation teaches you
how to attract, identify, and photograph birds in your own backyard.
For those
who live in areas where they cannot
have bird feeders, alternative places to photograph bird activity will be
discussed.
160 slides, 45 minutes
Do
You See What I See
by Everett S. Wilson, FPSA, HonNEC.
One of the principal
ingredients to good photography is the ability to see what is before us.
To some this ability seems to come naturally, but most of
us need to learn it.
This lecture will help us develop this ability.
201 slides,
52 minutes
Easy
Close-up Photography by Paul Peterson, MNEC.
This program will show you how to create beautiful close-up
(macro) images, mainly indoors, using a minimum of equipment and diffused
sunlight as a light source. The program will show the set-up and will cover
selection of material to photograph and composition.
180 slides, 45 minutes
Five
Star Final
by Joseph A. DiChello, Jr., FPSA, HonNEC.
The slides in this set have all won acceptance
in Color Slide Division International Exhibitions recognized by of the
Photographic Society of America and have helped Mr. DiChello earn a five star
rating from PSA.
The narration is done by Joseph
DiChello.
112 slides,
49 minutes
The Four Points of a Quality Photograph
by Jacob Mosser III, FPSA, HonNEC.
This is a well-researched illustrated lecture
that all persons who would like to progress beyond
the “snapshooter” stage should see at least once. The lecture is presented
in two parts.
Part I: 172 slides, 31
minutes
Part II: 245 slides, 42 minutes
Greater Lynn
International Exhibition, 2008.
This program is made from images
accepted in the 2008 Greater Lynn Dual Projection International Exhibition
arranged in sequences and set to music by show producers Barbara Rozavsky, MNEC
and Dan Charbonnet, FPSA, MNEC.
Greater Lynn
International Exhibition, 2009.
This program is made from images
accepted in the 2009 Greater Lynn Dual Projection International Exhibition
arranged in sequences and set to music by show producers Barbara Rozavsky, MNEC
and Dan Charbonnet, FPSA, MNEC.
1300 images,
90 minutes on CD, broken into two parts, each about 45 minutes long with an
adjustable intermission between parts.
Interpretive Flower Photography
by Audrey A. Weigold, APSA, HonNEC and Olive M. Weingart, APSA, HonNEC.
This teaching
program shows us how to create impressionistic images of flowers using
techniques of soft focus and painting with light and color.
The program closes with a short selection of images
set to music and poetry. Note:
This program requires two projectors.
158 slides,
45 minutes
Judging
As I See It
by Everett S. Wilson, FPSA, HonNEC.
This is a comprehensive lecture on evaluating
and judging slides. The program is in two parts.
The first is an illustrated lecture.
The second is a judging workshop with audience
participation.
174 slides. Part I is 45 minutes.
Part II is about 30 minutes depending on participation.
The
Language of Light by Eastman Kodak Company.
Various ways to use light in taking your photographs are discussed.
An accompanying booklet explains each slide.
80 slides, 20 minutes
Lenses
by Jacob Mosser III, APSA, HonNEC.
This is a very comprehensive lecture on lenses and accessories.
It is of value to both novice and advanced photographers.
There is a short sequence of demonstration slides, with
music, at the beginning and end.
310 slides, 44 minutes
Lifescan by David Hughes, MNEC.
This program, done by one of New England’s most creative photographers, contains
nine short sequences of images set to music.
DVD, 50 minutes
Massachusetts Camera
Naturalists 50th Anniversary Exhibition.
This program is
made from nature images taken by members of the Massachusetts Camera Naturalists
(CAMNATS) and set to music in recognition of their 50th Anniversary
as a club.
My
Favorite Pictorial Slide
by Everett Wilson, FPSA, HonNEC.
The
slides in this set were all made by New England photographers who have earned
ratings of three stars or better in Color Slide Division International
Exhibitions. Also included are remarks on
the making of the slides with narration by Everett Wilson.
58
slides, 42 minutes
NECCC
Digital Circuit 2007-2008
This program includes images from camera clubs which participated
in the NECCC Digital Circuit.
The images are reviewed by commentators who will discuss
the merits of each photograph.
Circuit A Commentator John Fuller, FPSA, MNEC,
AFIAP. Circuit B Commentator Dan Charbonnet, FPSA, MNEC. Circuit C
Commentator Rick Cloran, MNEC.
All three circuits are on one CD. A club may show one, two, or all
three circuits.
New
England Nature
by Jacob Mosser III, FPSA, HonNEC.
This
program shows us how to capture the beauty of nature in the region of the
country in which we live. Techniques, locations, and subject matter are
thoroughly discussed.
238
slides, 43 minutes
PSA International Exhibition, 2006 – Nature
Division Digital.
This program is made from images accepted in the
Nature Division Digital Sections of the 2006 PSA International Exhibition
arranged in sequences to music
PSA International Exhibition, 2007 – Nature
Division Digital.
This program is made from images accepted in the
Nature Division Digital Sections of the 2007 PSA International Exhibition
arranged in sequences to music. New for the 2009-2010 season
PSA International Exhibition, 2008 – Nature
Division Dual Projection.
This program is made from images accepted in the
Nature Division Dual Projection Sections of the 2008 PSA International
Exhibition arranged in sequences to music
Pictorial
Composition
by Everett S. Wilson, FPSA, HonNEC.
The
basic rules of composition have been developed by artists over the years.
They serve as guidelines as to how to place the various elements of an
image for the most pleasing results. Mr. Wilson shows us how to apply
these rules to photography.
122 slides, 41 minutes
Portraiture by Paul Deegan, MNEC.
This
lecture is a very good teaching program which is recommended especially for
clubs whose members are interested in improving their people pictures.
118 slides, 56
minutes
Some
Pointers About Flower Photography
by Norman Freeman, FPSA.
This
is a how-to program whose purpose is to identify some of the basic requisites of
an appealing and effective flower photograph.
109 slides, 41
minutes
TOPS
in Connecticut
produced biennially by the CT Association of Photographers (CAP).
This is a series of slide programs that were the result of a
statewide contest open to all CT photographers.
The best entries were chosen and put to music and
narration with statements as to what made each a good slide.
Years available: 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002 (Please
specify).
Each program is approximately 70 slides, 40 minutes.
Zoo
Photography by Harold Sisken, MNEC.
This
program discusses techniques for creating natural looking photographs of wild
animals in a zoo setting. Topics covered include lenses, the use of flash,
how to shoot through bars and glass, and how to get the best composition.
135 slides, 45 minutes
Daniel Charbonnet, FPSA, MNEC
91 Mayfair Dr.
Westwood, MA 02090
781-326-9344
ddrc3@msn.com