Year End Print Winners 2022-2023

Year End Print Winners 2022-2023

First Place

The Aerialist By Bridget Cline


Second Place

Lift Off From The Dark Lagoon by Susan Sheets


Third Place

Last Light On The Shoreline by Jim Ingraham


Three Honorable Mentions

Cape Arago Storm by Jim Ingraham


Just A Peek by Susan Sheets


Wearing Winter by Lynda Rodig


Year End Digital Category Winners 2022- 2023

Year End Digital Category Winners 2022- 2023

Judged images were selected from Assigned Winners and Quarterly Scored images

First Place

Ringlets by Bridget Cline


Second Place

Mustache Hair by Bridget Cline


Third Place

The Bearded One by Russ Williamson


Eight Honorable Mentions

Applegate Starlight by Nomeca Hartwell


A Night Out by Bridget Cline


Wild At Heart by Lynda Rodig


Gliding Blue Heron by Rose Christner


Feed Me by Lynda Rodig


The Gambler by Larry Pollock


Secret Milky Way by Larry Pollock


Dragon Fly And Corn by Larry Pollock

Year End Winners 2022

Year End Winners 2022

Click the Year End Winners Tab to find the wonderful images created by our members and recognized in the Year End Competition. Thanks!! to everyone who made it possible by gathering prints, organizing judges, creating certificates and everything in between! Enjoy.

Photo by Susan Sheets

May 2022 Photo of The Month

May 2022 Photo of The Month

“Ferruginous Hawk Chicks” – Photo by Judy Cox

Judy writes about her image:

I took this shot of Ferruginous hawk chicks in Eastern Oregon in 2021. These chicks were nearly fledged, almost ready to leave the nest. In this photo, they are eagerly waiting for a parent to deliver breakfast, perhaps a rabbit or ground squirrel. I was actually a long distance away so as not to disturb the birds. I used a Sony a6500 camera with a 70-350mm zoom telephoto lens. My settings were f/8.0, ISO 640, shutter speed, 1/1600. When I got home, I made adjustments and heavily cropped the photo in Lightroom. One interesting note about the birds–this was shot during the pandemic. It’s unusual for hawks to raise four chicks to maturity. Wildlife made a significant recovery during the pandemic shutdown because of the lack of human interference. I have been a member of the Caveman Camera Club for several years and I invite anyone interested to check out our meetings next Fall! 

Judy Cox
Judy Cox

Congratulations on a beautiful image Judy! Look for this image in the Daily Courier soon.

March 2nd Competition Meeting, 7pm

March 2nd Competition Meeting, 7pm

We will be meeting in person at Newman United Methodist Church and following mask, and distancing guidelines.

Don’t forget a print if you are so inclined. Unmounted, 8×10 max. Prints will be judged in the Open category only.

Our Assigned category for March is “Ghosts” come join us for what should be some interesting and wonderful images.

Photo by Jim Heern