The Saskatoon Camera Club will be displaying club member’s prints at the Circle Centre Mall in November.

Vern Ambler passed away and he has left behind a large collection of over 3000 cameras which will be auctioned off. Klass A Auctions will be auctioning Vern’s estate which includes camera, Kodak posters, projectors, lights, tripods and a large number of other photographic equipment.

The summer holidays are now done and the Saskatoon Camera Club is starting a brand new season.  Be sure to come to our first meeting on September 6th and join a fun group of photographers with a passion for photography.  If you missed the first meeting, you are welcome to join at any time.

A product of two worlds, England and Canada, Sebastian`s photographs combine the magical, lucid dream-like quality of British fantasy and the more austere but grand vistas of the Canadian Prairies. Exploring these boundaries between fantasy and reality, Sebastian`s photographs range from the visually dense magic of river and streets to the stark winter beauty of Saskatoon as “fortress of solitude.” …

The first meeting of the Saskatoon Camera Club is September 6th at the Mendel Art Gallery (Auditorium downstairs).  Registration begins at 6:45.

Each year, Scott Kelby puts on a Worldwide Photowalk where photographers from communities around the world shoot their best images to compete not only for the best of their location but for around the world.  This is a free event.

“Ka-Boom” by Ken Greenhorn

“Shattered” by Marcia Provenzano

Congratulations to our winners of the Traditional Color, Monochrome, Altered Reality and Portrait categories for both prints and digital images.

The final results for the summaries for total points for all the entries by our club members.  Congratulations for our winners Gayvin Franson, Dale Read and Scott Prokop for all their hard work throughout the year.

“The Look of Love” by Stephen Nicholson

Here is the list of the Summer Fun Events for the club.  Also check out our calendar on the newly redesigned website. Download the PDF here.

“Brilliant Reflection” by Bruce Johnson