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FOCUS Newsletter of the Mayslake Nature Study and Photography Club Hosted by the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County Visit our website at www.naturecameraclub.com Highlights March 7 Enhance Your Images Bailey Donnally March 21 The Nature of Mayslake Forest Preserve Carl Strang DuPage Forest Preserve District April 4 Competition April 18 Banquet May 2 Evidence of Hand on Stone Expressions in Italian Structure Jeff Curto May 16 TBA Message from the President Sue Gajda After a great run, Dan Hollister is bowing out as Social Chairman, though he will continue his reports on Conservation. Besides making sure we have refreshments for our meetings, the Social Chairman also arranges the holiday party and the annual banquet. This is a Board position, so, in addition to making sure members are well-fed, it is also an opportunity to get involved with the management of the Club. If you are interested, please contact Sue Gajda at segnet@aol.com. Dan has indicated that he ll be glad to help someone learn the ropes. OUTINGS Jon Snyder There will not be an outing scheduled in March and we will resume in April for an early Spring wildflower shoot at a new location - to be announced.

Enhance Your Images By Bailey Donnally FPSA, PPSA A central skill in photography is the ability to identify features of an image that strengthen it, give it more impact or make the message of the picture clearer. Alternately being able to identify and eliminate faults is extremely important. The audience will analyze before photographs and then see if the defects identified in the discussions have been corrected in the after photographs and if the modified photo is successful. Club Officers President: Sue Gajda segnet@aol.com Immediate Past President: Tom Richardson rtomrichardson@comcast.net Vice-President, Nature: Pat McPherren pmcpherr@mac.com Vice-President, Photography: Lou Petkus loupet@gmail.com Treasurer: Gary Saunders gmsaunders@att.net Secretary: Fran Piepenbrink frannep@netzero.net 2010-2011 Chairpersons The Nature of Mayslake Forest Preserve Carl Strang DuPage Forest Preserve District Carl is a naturalist with the DuPage Forest Preserve District with an office in the Mayslake facility. Carl has been with the forest preserve for a number of years and has been observing the comings and goings of local animals and insects at Mayslake in his journal. Carl has a blog focused on nature that can be found at http://natureinquiries. wordpress.com. Carl will provide us with an overview of the natural environment of Mayslake supplemented with photographs from the area. CACCA Delegate: Lou Petkus loupet@gmail.com Competition: Sheila Newenham drsnewenham@gmail.com Competition Assistant: Marie Ward marie@mariewardphotography.com Competition Assistant: Rose Janulis rmjanulis@comcast.net Conservation: Dan Hollister dghollistr@aol.com Display: Janice Henry jnhenr@att.net Education: fred@marklandimagining.com Equipment: Demetrios DeMet dcdemet@ameritech.net Forest Preserve Liaison: Tom Richardson rtomrichardson@comcast.net Membership: Bill Dixon bmaxdixon@sbcglobal.net Outings: Jon Snyder jonsnyder@comcast.net Publications: Diane Hamernik d.hamernik@comcast.net Social: Dan Hollister dghollistr@aol.com Webmasters: Jim Lou Jim_lou99@yahoo.com Suzanne Zumstein s.zumstein@comcast.net 2 March 2011

Our BIG Event of the Year The Annual Honors Banquet April 18, 2011 Monday 6 pm It is time to register for the big event! We will be honoring members for their photographic achievements, recognizing new officers and chair persons, enjoying a full course dinner (cash bar), socializing with your friends and hearing Kristen Westlake, a professional photographer, who will be showing some of her wonderful Wisconsin images as well as telling us the stories behind those images. This is a program and a wonderful evening you won t want to miss. Location: The Holiday Inn, Hotel & Conference Center, Willowbrook, 7800 Kingery Highway, Willowbrook, Il. The Inn is located one-quarter mile north of I55 on Route 83. See the following page for detailed instructions. Please fill out the form below and mail it with your check for $28 per person to Dan Hollister, 848 S. County Line Road, Hinsdale, Illinois 60521 or give it to me at our next meeting. I would appreciate receiving your check along with the registration form as soon as possible so we can guarantee our reservation, make name tags and other arrangements, thank you. Annual Honors Banquet 2011 Chicken Salmon Beef Vegetarian My dinner choice is: My guest s choice is: Please PRINT your name: Please PRINT your guest s name: (Name as you want it to appear on your table name plate) Please make your check out to: Mayslake Nature Study & Photography Club and send it to: Dan Hollister, 848 S. County Line Rd, Hinsdale, IL 60521 3 March 2011

Directions to the Holiday Inn, Willowbrook From the North: Take Route 83 South. Go one-quarter mile past 75th Street and turn left at the first light onto Midway Drive. There is a Denny s on the southeast corner of the intersection. After crossing the intersection make an immediate right turn onto Frontage Road. The Holiday Inn is one block on the left. Park and come in the south front entrance. From the East: Take I55 South (towards St Louis), at Exit 274 go north on to Route 83 (Kingery Hwy) onequarter mile to the first light and turn right on Midway Drive. Make an immediate right onto Frontage Road. Go one block and the Holiday Inn will be on the left. Park and come in the south front entrance. From the South: Take Route 83 north. Go one-quarter mile past I55 to the first light and turn right onto Midway Drive. Make an immediate right turn onto Frontage Road. Go one block and the Holiday Inn will be on the left. Park and come in the south front entrance. From the West: Take 75 Street east to Route 83 (The Kingery Hwy), turn right and go one-quarter mile to the first light and turn left on Midway Drive. After crossing the intersection make an immediate right turn onto Frontage Road. Go one block to the Holiday Inn on the left. Park and come in the south front entrance 4 March 2011

COMPETITION Sheila Newenham Our third competition of the year was held on February 7th. We had great participation with 84 digital entries and 22 print entries. Many, many thanks to Marie Ward, Steve Baginski, Karin Grunow, Rose Janulis, Suzanne Zumstein and Dennis Walz for their help in organizing and running the competition. Also thanks to all in attendance for help and patience with our lovely computer. Congratulations to the following who received Honors. Digital Class A Awards Black Chinned Hummingbird Ray Kammer I See You John Janunas Tight Formation Committed to Landing Red Eye Tree Frog Ray Kammer Honorable Mentions California Rhododendrons Dillon Pinnacles Tom Richardson Calliopie Hummingbird Ray Kammer Class B Awards Eagle Fishing Bill Pehrson I Was a Prince John Fan Stalking John Fan Honorable Mentions Eye-Catching Gary Saunders Revealed by the Morning Light Bill Pehrson Colorful Reflection Bill Pehrson Class C Awards Wetland View Steve Baginski Day is Done Harry Hitzeman Snowy in High Alert Pei Tang Pheasant Flight Fran Piepenbrink Dead Horse Point at Sunrise Steve Ornberg Whooping Crane, Foster Parent Ed Massart This is MY Perch Fran Piepenbrink 5 March 2011

Honorable Mentions Native California Pelican Pei Tang Water Lily Ed Massart Mister Ring-Necked Fran Piepenbrink Tenaya Lake at Yosemite Dennis Walz Sweet Aspens Steve Ornberg Twin Oaks Dennis Walz Quiet Reflections Steve Baginski Prints Class A Award White Pocket Lines Honorable Mentions Fish for Lunch Lower Antelope Canyon Class B Award Illinois Canyon Bill Dixon Honorable Mention Mrs. Duck in the Snow Sue Gajda Class C Award The King Portia Noriko Buckles Our last competition of the year will be held April 4th. THERE IS A NEW DEADLINE FOR DIGITAL ENTRIES. Images must be submitted by the end of Sunday, March 27th. This is one week earlier than previous competitions. Please plan ahead as late images cannot be accepted. E-mail them today! We will again use the new commentary protocol. Each maker will write just one commentary (limited to 50 words) for digital and one commentary for prints regardless of the number of images submitted. For the other images you submit, complete the top of the commentary card (name, date, location, title) and write only the name of your subject within the body of the commentary. Every image should have a commentary card with the top filled out. As always, I am available if you need help or have any questions. Fall Color on the Bay 6 March 2011

Black-Chinned Ray Kammer Mister Ring-Necked Fran Piepenbrink Dillon Pinnacles Tom Richardson Water Lily Ed Massart Eye-Catching Gary Saunders I Was A Prince John Fan Colorful Reflection Bill Pehrson Tight Formation 7 March 2011

EXHIBITS Janice Henry The Wonders of Winter event took place on Saturday, February 6th. Good crowd of people attended the event. We had 29 pieces in the show which received many good comments and had enough people voting that we ran out of ballots before the end. I couldn t have done this without the help of the following members: Sue Gajda, Rose Janulis and Noriko Buckles for the hanging of the show. Sue Gajda and Chuck Klingsporn for helping wi th theshow and Chuck Klingsporn, Bill Dixon and Critter for helping with the take down. Thanks to all and congratulations to the winners. The ballots have been tabulated and the winners are: Best of Show Catch of the Day Critter 1st Place Graue Mill Bridge Jeff Franklin 2nd Place Graue Mill Pond Jeff Franklin 3rd Place Butter Fingers John Janunas Catch of the Day Critter 8 March 2011