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Even though we offer this North Shore workshop up to 4 times a year, each in a different season, the winter version, strangely enough, continues to draw the most people. The weather is always hard to predict, the snow and ice
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Of course it would happen on one of the coldest days of February, but the hardy PHOTON photo club members braved the cold. We attended the Hudson Hot Air Balloon Festival on Saturday, Feb 8th, 2020. This year was the 30th year
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Once again a group of hardy Minnesotan photo students traveled to the North Shore of MN to photograph this awesome landscape in the dead of winter. This year the weather was a different from most winters. We had an extended
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The topic of the monthly Photons meeting for March was Light Painting. After a brief review of the meeting minutes and a discussion of new business, Darrell presented a 45 minute presentation on tips and techniques for light
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Burnsville photographer wins national recognition for fox photo “Time for a Nap” Benjamin Olson’s photo of a yawning fox won in the wildlife category of the Windland Smith Rice International Awards Competition, held by
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November is looking to be a busy month and there is an opportunity for current students, part time students and past graduates to attend these events. We have room for approximately 30 people at each event.
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TCPPA is bringing their monthly meeting to DCTC on Monday, Oct 10th. The seminar will be held in the Dakota Room across from the library. It will run from 4 pm to 8 pm and all students are invited to attend this special
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In a couple of weeks, MN Professional Photographers Association is hosting their annual photo event – right here in Mpls! It is called “Elevate the Standard” and runs from
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Due to popular demand, a new course was created and offered this fall at DCTC. Advanced North Shore Photo Workshop. Darrell has been hosting North Shore photo workshops once a semester since the year 2000. These photo
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Ron McKeehen took this pano from the High Bridge in St. Paul on the evening of June 18, 2013 as part of the class’s experimenting with long exposures in near dark conditions. Six images were combined to create this image.
