August 2003

Inviting Images
by Art Hansen When making a scenic, or landscape picture, do you think about those who will view that image? Why do people look a little longer at some images than at others? Well there are, of course, a variety of reasons why more time is spent on some images than others, but one reason relates to image composition and the way that composition draws the viewers eye into the scene. Everyone has heard photographers talk about depth in an image when we all know that our film is flat, the prints are flat, and the projection screen is flat. How can there be depth? Well, there is no real depth, of course, but there may be an illusion of depth and this is the subject of this short article. If we are careful we can create an image with elements arranged so that a viewers mind will have the perception of some depth, even on our flat medium.

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August Program Features Photograhy By Paul Grant on Alaska
Mount McKinley by Paul Grant

Social - 6:30 PM

August 19, 2003 Program - 7:00 PM East Ridge Community Center

Upcoming Programs

September 16 - Annual Picnic, Elections, and Quarterly Contest on The Sky is the Limit October 21 - Annual Open House - TBA November 18 Linda Voychzkovski B&W vs. Color from Africa Peace Corps December 16 Christmas Banquet
aul Grant has been involved with photography on many levels over the past ten years. He operates his own darkroom, printing many of his own black and white images and stays current on equipment through his job with Wolf Camera in East Ridge. He takes many family portraits and portraits of children in a natural environment. The subject matter that is closest to his heart is that of nature, which is befitting since nature is what got him into photography. Paul said, I got interested in photography when I saw some ducks on a creek that I couldnt identify. He knew that if he were able to photograph them, he could later identify them. He enjoys artistically and realistically photographing plants, animals, and landscapes. Paul selects his film according to the conditions - whether inside or outside, what the lighting is, and the vibrancy of the color, using Velvia for fall color and Provia when theres not much color. He shoots mostly with Nikon and Hasselblad cameras. Some of Pauls favorite images are those that he took on his 1997 trip to Alaska, which he will show at the August PSC program. He promises to tell about some places in Alaska, that we havent heard about already, and probably whet our appetites for a future visit to Alaska. Dont miss it!

Inside This Edition

PSC Events Open House New Members/Visitors Member News September Contest Member Spotlight From the President Favorite Place Mississippi Queen Fieldtrip News For Sale & County Fair Non PSC Events & PSA Page 2 Page 2 Page 2 Page 2 Page 2 Page 3 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 6 Page 7

Upcoming PSC Events

September 23-30 - Photo Safari to southwest Colorado and southeast Utah - Art Hansen, trip leader (894-7112).
September Quarterly Contest The Sky is the Limit
Photo and Article by Jeannie Snyder The next Quarterly Contest will be held at the September Picnic. There is no limit on the creative possibilities for this contest, except for. THE SKY! This topic has lots of room for interpretation so get out there and photograph everything under the sky; mountains, sunsets, sunrises, skyscrapers, airplanes, birds, rainbows , trees, barns, and the list goes on. As always,the below rules apply:

Member Exhibit at Open House
by Jeannie Snyder This years open house will be held in October at the East Ridge Community Center. The purpose of the Open House is to attract new members and show them what our club is all about. Our photographic images are the perfect way to do this. We have many talented members in our club who have produced amazing, inspiring, award winning images. Get your favorites ready to show off at the Open House. No slides this time, just matted or framed prints. Our guests will appreciate your effort.
New Members and July Visitors
Welcome to the visitors and new members at the meeting on July 15, 2003. Visitors were: Corbin Owen, Shawn and Catherine Stoddard, David Phillips, and Ron Arnold. July visitors who became members were: Judy Stone and Denise McKeel. Please introduce yourself to them and give them a hearty welcome this month.

Member News Updates

Chelle Maynard has moved to the village of Oswego, near Chicago. Her new address is: 700 North Sparkle Court Oswego Il 60543 Her e-mail address is: photobychelle@yahoo.com, and she asked that we keep in touch with her. A former member of PSC, Mrs. Fidesah Alexander, passed away recently. According to Ed Richards, she and her husband, Walter Alexander, were very active members back in the 60s. Walter passed away several years ago. Condolences go to the family members. During August, David Grant and Wendell Gordy have a joint photograph exhibit at the Catoosa County Library, located in Benton Place, off Georgia Highway 2-A (Battlefield Parkway), between Interstate-75 and Fort Oglethorpe. At the PSC Social on July 29, Farrell Eaves d i d a magnificient job of telling his story and showing the images from his magic camera. For anyone interested, he has copies of Mr. Eaves And His Magic Camera to sell. PSC member Pat Cory and Dan Landrum have collaborated on a DVD that will be available soon. It consists of over 35minutes of nature video, from a variety of scenic locations, which have been set to hammer dulcimer music from Dans two CDs, Questions in the Calm and Turning Point. More details will be in the September issue of The Contact Sheet.

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PSC Competition Rules The competition is open to members in good standing. Slides and prints will be judged together as one competition. A maximum of two entries can by submitted by each member. Only slides and prints taken in the last two years may be entered. Prints must be at least 5 X 7 inches and matted.The participants name must appear on the back. Slides must be marked with the participants name. A registration dot must be placed in the lower left corner of the mount (Hold the right side of the slide toward you and place the dot in the lower left hand corner). Slides are placed in the tray upside down with the correct side facing you. This puts the dot where it can be seen from the right hand side of the tray. Slides or prints which have previously won prizes in an Annual Contest or ribbons at Quarterly Competition cannot be entered again. The judge is not eligible to participate. Quarterly contests are independent of the Annual Photo Competition held in December. Slides and prints entered in the Quarterly Contests may be entered in the annual competition.

Good luck to all those who enter and we look forward to seeing your entries for this quarterly contest.
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PSC Member Spotlight

Meet E. Michon Wong, who has been a PSC member for approximately a year. Recently she had two slides accepted E. Michon Wong and husband, Yeu Quang Wong,Ph.d. into the Creative Arts Guilds Festival 2003. She says, I have attended the Dalton Art Show for several years out of artistic interest and perhaps buying something inexpensive from the outside vendors. She found out about the photograph competition from AVA. The submitted slides were taken at her pond of lotus, lilies, and gold fishone of a lotus bloom and the other of lotus leaves reflected in the pond. Michon has been taking pictures for about 1 years, since retiring two years ago. One day, I picked up my husbands digital camera and it was like magic! She has taken a 2-hour seminar at UTC from Tom and Pat Cory and a oneday workshop in Atlanta, primarily on Photoshop this summer. Asian art has probably influenced her photographic style the most. She uses a Sony 707 digital camera and loves to work with Photoshop, and dreams of owning a digital camera body with different lens. Michon adds, I now make cards and bookmarks, in addition to framed photographs. Since experiencing pension shock, (kind of like sticker shock) I am hoping this will help supplement my income. I have become addicted to taking pictures and running to the computer to see what magic has occurred. I love it! Last year, Michon had one photo accepted in the AVA juried Tinsel show in November. Two of her photographs were displayed at Memorial Hospitals botanical show and two are currently on display in the water theme show at Memorial. She wants to produce work that attains ever-higher artistic goals and work that reflects a joy and reverence in life. When asked about her favorite photograph, Michon states, My favorite photograph thus far is one showing a fallen lotus reflected in the pond water. It is my favorite because I was so upset that the lotus had fallen into the water and ruined my shot until I realized the greater beauty of this scene. As a photographic subject, Michon enjoys the ever-changing features of the lotus pond and its denizens, both flying and swimming. Her dream photographic destination is China, where there is a world of natural and manmade things to explore and capture through photography.

From the President

As the summer draws toward an end (Yes, school would have started by the time you are reading this), it is time to think about election of new officers. We will hold elections at the picnic in September, and the board has already begun the process of seeking out new officers for next year. We will need to elect a secretary, a treasurer, a presidentelect, and three directors. An important committee chair to be filled is chair of the Camera Show and Swap Meet. Be thinking about what positions you would be interested in, and let me know if you would like to fill any of these positions. In the meantime, board members may be calling you and asking if you would serve be ready for us! It takes a lot of ideas to keep the programs and activities of the club varied, and we appreciate all the hard work and the ideas that each of our members provide. It is the collective thoughts of all the members that are woven together to produce the excellent opportunities that we are able to provide. The first meeting that our new officers and directors will be hosting will be the October Open House. Your current board is already making plans for this important meeting. We have decided that since the purpose of the Open House is to introduce potential new members to the club, that we will be asking two or three of our current members to lead the program. Jess or I will be calling a few of you for that. We will also host a print exhibit that night for our members to display work, and members will provide refreshments. We will also have lots of door prizes. We need to work on innovative ways of advertising this event please let us know if you have any ideas! David Grant, PSC President
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The next PSC Board Meeting will be on Thursday, August 28, 2003, at 6:15 PM, at Hamilton Place, in the JC Penneys conference room. The Board will be nominating candidates for the 2003-2004 Board of Directors, taking office in October. If you are interested in serving in any capacity, please let David Grant know. Board members are requested to give notice to President David Grant when known in advance that you cannot attend a Board Meeting.

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camera gripped in my hands an inch above the water. The situation is exacerbated by no longer being able to quickly jump up and run away due to encroaching age.

Michon has prints on display at Chef Lins Restaurant. Also, the Creative Arts Guilds Festival 2003, in Dalton, will be When asked about the most dangerous situation she has open from Saturday, Sept 20, 10am to 6pm and Sun, Sept been in for photographing, Michon replies, having the threat 21, 11am to 5pm at the city Park School Campus and at the of West Nile fever while being attacked by clouds of Creative Arts Guild facility in Downtown Dalton. If you have mosquitoes as I lie motionless across the rocks with the not met Michon yet, please introduce yourself. Page 3
Favorite Places: Grandfather Mountain, NC
by Kelly Bowden LOCATION: Grandfather Mountain is located on US Highway 221, two miles north of Linville, North Carolina, and one mile south of the Blue Ridge Parkway (milepost 305). DIRECTIONS: Take I-75 North to Knoxville, TN. Take 40 West to Asheville, NC. Exit at #81. At the bottom of the ramp, turn left onto Sugar Hill Road. Go two miles and follow US 221 North to the entrance of Grandfather Mountain. It is approximately a 6-hour drive from Chattanooga. FAST FACTS: As the highest mountain in the Blue Ridge Mountain range, Grandfather Mountain is visited by approximately 250,000 people each year. Grandfather Mountain has been privately owned by the same family since 1885. Hugh Morton (age 82) inherited Grandfather Mountain from his grandfather, Hugh MacRae, in 1952. Grandfather Mountain is open all year except Thanksgiving and Christmas (weather permitting in winter). Ticket prices are adults (age 13-59) $12; seniors (age 60+) $11; children (age 4-12) $6; children under 4 are free. Annual passes and group discounts are also available. For additional information, call Grandfather Mountain at (800) 4687325 or visit their website at www.grandfather.com. Kelly Bowden For lodging information, contact the North Carolina High Country Host at (800) 438-7500 or visit their website at www.highcountryhost.com. Dont miss the Mile High Swinging Bridge, the Nature Museum, the alpine hiking trails, and the Environmental Habitats where you can photograph black bears, bear cubs, river otters, cougars, eagles, and deer!

Kelly Bowden

PHOTO EXPERIENCE: I was fortunate to make my first visit to Grandfather Mountain during the Nature Photography Weekend on May 30-June 1, 2003. The weekend was filled with many photographers, cameras, tripods, and beautiful scenery and wildlife. Not to mention the amazing lectures from well-known professional photographers. There was also the thrill of competition in the air! For those of you who didnt read the summary of Nature Photography Weekend in a previous Contact Sheet, it is an amazing event held annually at Grandfather Mountain. The weekend revolves around a competitive contest in which each photographer can enter one roll of slide film. The film must be shot between registration on Friday and mid-afternoon on Saturday. All of the competition rolls are processed Saturday night and returned to contestants early Sunday morning. Everyone has one hour to select three slides to enter into four categories (Animals in Habitats, Animals in the Wild, Wildflowers, and Scenics) and two classes Kelly Bowden (Amateur and Accomplished). Finally the winners slides are shown and awards are presented. It is amazing to see the great diversity of photographs created from the same location with the same weather and light! The 2004 annual Nature Photography Weekend will be held June 4-6, and I would love to see a large representation from PSC! Editors Note: Kelly did not mention that with the rhododendron shot above, she won an Honorable Mention in the Amatuer Division of the Grandfather Mountain Nature Photography Weekend competition. In addition, her tiger shot, at left, entitled Double Take, won an Honorable Mention in the Reflections category in LUMINESCENCE IV, by the Cookeville Camera Club. She received a ribbon and $25, and her photo was on display during July at the Cookeville Art Center.

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Mississippi Queen
Article and Photos by Angie Graham What do weight loss, the Internet, the Mississippi Queen and photography have in common? The opportunities that arise when they all come together can be amazing! It all started in May when an Internet buddy of mine on a weight loss support group posted her plans for vacation. It seemed she was traveling with her family from Arkansas to Chattanooga to board the Mississippi Queen for a civil war cruise. I love meeting internet pals and immediately emailed her to see if she would be interested in meeting me while in town. We decided we would meet for breakfast and I would take them to the airport to meet the shuttle that would take them to the riverboat. (The boat normally docks at Rosss Landing, but was docked at a small park in South Pittsburgh due to Riverbend) We had a wonderful breakfast visit then loaded up the car and headed to the airport. When we arrived, Keith Tinnin, Executive Director, Vessel Operations was there to check them in. After chatting with him for a few minutes, Linda June told him our story and that I was a photographer. He immediately whipped out a business card and said that if I would present it when boarding, I could have complete access to the boat until they depart at 10:30 pm!! WooHoo! Linda June and her family went via shuttle and I went home to pick up batteries for the digital camera and extra film. (Always keep your bag packed!!!) I arrived at the boat about 1 pm. When I approached to board, a staff member asked if he could help me. I told him I had a pass, and showed him the card Keith had given me. He grinned and said if Keith says you have access, Im not messing with you!! He then directed me to the pursers office to find my friends. (I already had the room numbers though) Linda June was at the desk getting checked in when I arrived. We had lunch in the Grand Saloon and then it was off to explore the ship. We made a stop immediately at the gift shop so I wouldnt forget my souvenirs and then we went deck by deck. The Mississippi Queen is incredible. Almost the size of a football field it has a movie theater, beauty shop, workout room, various restaurants, gift shop and lots of entertainment going on all the time. The staff was incredible. They also let us know that Richard Dreyfuss was on board for this cruise! He stayed in his cabin while I was on board, but went on some of the group tours Linda June took. The Delta Queen and Mississippi Queen are making Chattanooga a regular stop this year. They will be here on the following dates for departures: Mississippi QueenAugust 22, 2003 and November 2, 2003 and Delta QueenSeptember 20, 2003 and October 4, 2003. You can check the arrival/departure times on the website, view the layout of the ship on their website, and check their schedules and fares. www.deltaqueen.com. I hope you can get out and at least see these incredible vessels when they are here! Many thanks to Linda June and Keith Tinnin for allowing me to board!

The Library

Mississippi Queen across the river

The Grand Saloon

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Upcoming PSC Field Trips

Note: For all PSC fieldtrips, please sign up at the meeting or call Wendell Gordy at (706) 375-4386. Also, if you sign up, but cannot attend, please let him know prior to the day of the fieldtrip. Luck Color Lab in Cleveland - Date unknown - if enough members are interested in touring the lab facilities during a weekday morning. A signup sheet will be available at the August meeting for those interested. September 13 a trip is planned to Atlanta to see the exhibit, Ansel Adams and His Legacy: Featuring Classic Images from the Ansel Adams Archive, at the High Art Museum. Other featured artists include Timothy OSullivan, Laura Gilpin, Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Westin, Harry Callahan, Lee Friedlander, Richard Misrach, Thomas Struth, and Mark Klett. Those wanting to attend sign up and meet at the Wal-mart on Battlefield Parkway (in Fort Oglethorpe) at 7:30 AM. There will be an admission fee of $8 (or $6 if we have 10 or more to commit before August 30). Some have voiced interest in seeing the Atlanta Botanical Gardens or the Atlanta Zoo too after the museum visit. October 18 - Tellico Plains and the Cherohala Skyway. More details later will be provided regarding this trip later. October 25 - Big South Fork - This will be an overnight trip. More details later will be provided regarding this trip later.
2003 County Fair Seeking Exhibitors
by Janis Rowland The 2003 County Fair, sponsored by the Hamilton County General Government and Allied Arts of Chattanooga is scheduled for September 27-28, 2003. The Fair location is Chester Frost Park in Hixson, TN, and this years theme is Our Heritage. The County Fair Sales Committee invites artists and craftpersons with professional high quality and original arts and crafts to submit entries for the juried outdoor booth exhibition of the County Fair. Artists and craftpersons working in any medium either two or three dimensional are eligible to enter. All works must be original, not manufactured and not assembled from a kit. Due to space restrictions, only 65 participants will be accepted. The fee of $125 (nonrefundable after acceptance) includes a 15x15 foot outdoor booth space and access to electricity if required. Blue Ribbons will be awarded for excellence in the following areas: booth design; environmentally sound use of materials; use of natural materials; support for Our Heritage theme; craftsmanship; originality; salesmanship; arts and crafts education; design; and functional art or craft. Application deadline is Monday, August 25. A check for $125 made payable to the County Fair and photographs of your work and display booth must accompany your application. For more information, call the County Fair Sales Committee at 423-493-9239. -excerpt from County Fair flyer

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Hansen on Images, continued from page 1.
When we create this illusion of depth, the viewer is invited to move into an image, at least visually, and stay a little longer. This, in turn, gives that viewer a bit more time to absorb the feelings the image was intended to convey. That might be those feelings associated with natural beauty, or feelings of nostalgia, or, who knows, maybe something else. There are a variety of compositional elements that can contribute to a perception of depth. The image accompanying this article uses a lead in in the form of a gently curving path or trail through some colorful trees to encourage the viewers eye to move from the front of the image into the depths of it. Most people will give such an image more than a passing glance. Try it. In April, PSC will conduct a workshop where this, and other compositional issues will be discussed at some length. Be sure to sign up for it.

Aspen Walk by Art Hansen

Items For Sale
For Sale: Durst F30 enlarger for 35mm black and white. With lens and negative carrier. Excellent condition, $50. Contact John Brooks 622-4649 or jbbrooks2000@yahoo. Broncia SQA equipment for sale - All in good or better condition - SQA Body with waist level finder; 150mm PS lens; SQA Body with AE prism finder; 80mm S lens; 80mm S lens; 1-hood for 80mm; 120 back & 220 back; 1-speed grip winder; and aluminum carrying case - KEH prices this equipment at $2420, not counting case. Asking $2100 firm. Contact Harold R. Stinnette 423-452-0735 - naturalimpressions@juno.com. 2- White Lightning Ultra 600 Mono Lights, with Assorted Cords; 1- White Lightning 5000 Mono Light; 2- Photo-Flex 12-Foot Light Stands; 1- Bogen 8-Foot Light Stand; 1- 45Inch Photo-Flex Umbrella; 1- Small Halo Soft Box; 1-10x20 Foot Brown Muslin; 1- 8x10 Foot Gray Muslin; 1- 6x8 Foot Old Masters Canvas; 1- Ajustable Posing Stood; 2- Medium Size Photo-Flex Rectangle Soft Boxes; 1- Unopened Roll 9Foot Black Background Paper; and 1- 6-Foot Arky MonoStand On Wheels (Camera Support) Needs Work Sold As A Package Only $775 Firm. Harold R. Stinnette 423452-0735 - naturalimpresions@juno.com

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Non-PSC Events and Opportunities
The Grandfather Mountain Camera Clinic - August 16-17 - Admission is free - Participants are asked to check in at the Grandfather Mountain business office (located 10 yards south of the Entrance gate) on the day of the event to pick up a gate admission pass so that they will have a way to identify themselves when coming and going from the attraction. Visitors who do not have a valid Camera Clinic admission ticket will be expected to pay to get into the park. To find out more, see the website: http:// www.grandfather.com/events/cclinic.htm. August Exhibit: Views-Far And Near - August 1-31 Opening reception Aug. 1, 6:30-8 PM. Robert Welsh began a documentation in color photography of the homes of Chinese widows. John Kuenneth also brings his unique collection of hand-crafted jewelry made with beads from across the globe. River Gallery at Bluff View Art District 423-265-5033 ext. 5 Creative Arts Guilds Festival 2003 - Saturday, Sept. 20, 10AM to 6PM and Sun, Sept. 21, 11AM to 5PM at the city Park School Campus and at the Creative Arts Guild facility in downtown Dalton. The juried and judged Patron Purchase Competition and Exhibition, will be open August 18, through September 21, in the CAG gallery for advance viewing and selection, sales for the exhibit it will open at the Festival 2003 Party on Friday, September 14, at 6:30 PM. George Lepp seminar, The Desktop Digital Darkroom, in Roswell, GA on October 25, sponsored by the Roswell Photo Society. It will cover all aspects of digital photography from capture to printing. There will be a reduced fee of $59 until September 6, then the cost will be $79. Limited seating - register now. Further information and registration form can be obtained at the website: www.roswellphotosociety.org/lepp/. Tom and Pat Cory Workshops - Sep 20-27 Colorado/ Arches National Park Photo Tour; Oct 4 Huntsville, AL Environmental Portrait Workshop; Oct 11-17 Acadia National Park Photo Tour, ME; Oct 24-25 Chattanooga, TN Nature Photography and Creativity Workshop - For more information, contact Tom and Pat Cory, 423-8861004; TomPatCory@aol.com; or see webpage: http:// hometown.aol.com/tompatcory. The Basics Of Adobe Photoshop For Photographers, a seminar in Nashville - November 8 - Adams Jones, Instructor. Fee for the seminar is $95 and includes: tuition, instruction, notes, and lunch. For more about the Adam Jones, see: adamjonesphoto.com, and for more about the workshop, see: http://www.naturalimpressionsphotography.com/Workshops/ PhotoShop.htm). My Atlanta: A 24-Hour Photo Adventure on Oct. 3-4, officially launches Atlanta Celebrates Photography the citys monthlong photography festival held city-wide during the entire month of October. For more information, visit www.acpinfo.org.

PSA and You in Houston

By Janis Rowland The Photographic Society of America has an unbeatable week of photography planned for you. The 65 th Annual International Conference of Photography at the Houston Adams Mark Hotel begins Monday, September 1, and runs through Saturday, September 6, 2003. Programming includes the following and much more: Friday evening presentation by Franz Lanting, world class professional photographer Tour of NASA on Tuesday Photographic Journey to the Moon - A Look Back presented by Richard W. Underwood (NASAs most distinguished aerospace lecturer) Livestock show and rodeo Visit Moody Garden Pyramids with rainforest, discovery and aquarium Visit the Holocaust Museum, the Houston Zoo, or Lone Star Flight Museum Photoshop Album - Create, Organize, Fix, Share, and Protect your Photographs with Julieanne Kost (the Adobe Photoshop Evangelist) Garden Walk with professional photographer Don Lyon Architectural Walk on Friday morning Model sessions where you photograph live models Shoot 3D Today! workshop Retouching & Etching Color Prints workshop (hand coloring) Polaroid Imaging workshop Solving Photoshop Problems workshop Mylar - Flower Workshop But you say you dont like flying? Houston is within driving distance of Chattanooga. Want to learn more about photography? The Conference is a smorgasbord of photographic instruction. Not a member of PSA? Nonmembers are welcome for only $10 more than members. Dont know anyone in PSA? Meet and make new friends at the Conference. Dont know what to do with your wife and kids? Bring them with you. There is something for everyone to do inside or outside the Conference. So you really dont have any excuse for not joining me in Houston in September. Where else could you get so much for so little? Registration fee for a member coming solo is $100 ($110 - nonmember); member and spouse is $160 ($180 - nonmember and spouse). For more information, visit the www.psa-photo.org/conference or contact Icy Sowards, Conventions Vice President, at 708-423-7717 or isowards@aol.com.
Great Deal While They Last!
A limited number of PSC fanny packs with PSCs logo still available for $8.00 each - Janis Rowland will have these at the monthly meeting. Call Janis at 894-7112 to reserve yours and get your selection of color.

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PSC Board Members

Officers

President President Elect Secretary Treasurer David Grant Jess Cobb Rolanda Pullen Gene Blair 706-937-5481 706-866-0511 423-624-4055 423-892-8476

davidgrant@gkhpc.com

PSC Committees
Digital Committe Robert Bratton, Art Hansen, Jim Hyatt, Chelle Maynard, Mark Gilliland, and DWayne Young Exhibitions and Contests Jeannie Snyder, David Grant, Jeff Holland, and Jess Cobb Field Trips Wendell Gordy, David Grant, and Phyllis Smith Membership and Reception Phyllis Smith, John and Sylvia Brooks, Madelaine Cornelius, and Jess Cobb Newsletter Pat Gordy, Janis Rowland, David Grant, Wendell Gordy, and Madelaine Cornelius Publicity Millie Milburn Photo Flea Market Gene Blair, Rolanda Pullen, Brenda Cooper, Jeff Holland, Wendell Gordy, Bob Keebler, and Angela Dillard Programs Jess Cobb Special Events Jess Cobb and Roland Pullen Website Mickey Rountree Workshops Art Hansen, Ed Bowen, Wendell Gordy, and Jess Cobb Note: Underline Indicates Chairperson Editor Contact Information PSC Annual Membership Dues Full-time student, $17.50 Pat Gordy, Editor Single Membership, $22.50 Phone: 375-4386 Family Membership, $25.00 pgordy@mindspring.com ----------------611 Hames Road Website: chattanoogaphoto.com Chickamauga, GA 30707 E-mail: photosocchatt@yahoo.com

cameragirl2000@hotmail.com GeneBarbaraBlair@msn.com

Directors

Robert Bratton Madelaine Cornelius Wendell Gordy Art Hansen Jeff Holland Millie Milburn Phyllis Smith Jeanne Snyder Kim Watts 423-751-3862 423-892-4288 706-375-4386 423-894-5560 423-886-2471 706-866-7373 423-344-8099 423-875-0162 423-843-3861
Directions to East Ridge Community Center Located at 1517 Tombras Avenue: From the intersection of I-75 and I-24, follow I-24 toward downtown. Exit at Moore Road and turn left on South Moore Road. Go to Ringgold Road and turn right. Move to the left lane and turn left on Tombras Avenue at traffic signal #8. Turn right into the third driveway.
Monthly Meeting Information Day: Third Tuesdays - Time: 6:30 PM (social) and 7:00 PM (program) - Location: East Ridge Community Center
A not-for-profit organization Photographic Society of Chattanooga P. O. Box 8886 Chattanooga, TN 37414