Artificial Intelligence is now part of our lives, and its role continues to grow. AI has entered the world of photography, producing images that amaze some while prompting others to rethink AI's place in the art form. Our speaker, Brad Barton, believes Artificial Intelligence Image Generation is both wonderful and scary. In this presentation, he will talk about how we got here and how to stay relevant in a fast-growing technological world. Brad Barton is an artist, author,

Relationships in Storytelling with Joe Duty Great storytelling in photography goes beyond technical aspects—it's about making a connection. Joe will examine what makes an image memorable by exploring the relationship between photographer, subject, environment, and viewer. Joe Duty is a North Texas photographer with more than 30 years of experience in photojournalism, environmental portraiture, and visual storytelling. Known for his ability to find the emotional center of a sc

Just a reminder that our Share & Learn theme this month is Architecture. This theme is wide open, you might want to show exteriors of buildings, interiors or architectural details. And it doesn't have to be a modern structure, perhaps a Roman temple or monument. All S&L submissions need to be uploaded to our Dropbox account by Monday evening so I have time on Tuesday morning to add them to our presentation. Here is an image of the large circular waterfall, know as the Jewel

Joe is a respected educator, teaching workshops that blend practical technique with a focus on authentic connection and narrative. Joe’s guiding belief is simple: the strongest images come from meaningful relationships—between photographer, subject, and story. Great storytelling in photography goes beyond technical aspects—it's about making a connection. Joe will examine what makes an image memorable by exploring the relationship between photographer, subject, environment, an

We had such a great response last month to our Share & Learn with the emphasis being on the learning part with members who submitted images to share more about how and why they took the pictures. Our time for our meeting is limited, the church requests we try to be done and exit the building by 9pm. Last month, due partly to technical challenges getting our guest speaker up and running and the many members who shared how and why they took their S&L images we ran quite late. S

Great storytelling in photography isn’t just about shutter speeds and sharp focus — it’s about connection . Joe will dig into the heart of what makes an image unforgettable: the relationship between photographer, subject, environment, and the viewer. Joe Duty is a North Texas photographer with more than 30 years of experience in photojournalism, environmental portraiture, and visual storytelling. Known for his ability to find the emotional center of a scene, Joe’s work has ap

For anyone who may not have been able to capture all the information at the January meeting, the details below were provided by our speaker. Kathy Adams Clark PO Box 8674 The Woodlands, TX  77387 (281) 367-2042 Email: kathyadamsclark@comcast.net Website : www.kathyadamsclark.com A couple of upcoming opportunities to participate in events with Kathy: 1) Whooping Crane Festival, February 19-22 whoopingcranefestival.org Kathy will lead four different workshops or field trips

How often do we pass by moths under a porch light or fluttering under a streetlamp without giving them a second glance?  Yet moths, far more plentiful than butterflies, with their intricate patterns and curious coloration often emerge as beautiful as butterflies.  Join us for this program to learns about the  original field work of distinguished Texas naturalist, author, and photographer John Tveten.  Tveten’s work stands as testament to what a person can discover by careful

How often do we pass by moths under a porch light or fluttering under a streetlamp without giving them a second glance?  Yet moths, far more plentiful than butterflies, with their intricate patterns and curious coloration often emerge as beautiful as butterflies.  Join us for this program to learns about the  original field work of distinguished Texas naturalist, author, and photographer John Tveten.  Tveten’s work stands as testament to what a person can discover by careful

We've planned a year of engaging speakers and programs. Here is a preview of the 1st Quarter. January 20 Kathy Adams Clark Book of Texas Moths Kathy will present her new book, Book of Texas Moths , with copies available for purchase at $40 (cash, check or charge). She will sign books at the meeting, including previously purchased copies. The book can also be found on Amazon for $46.28 and through Texas A&M University Press for $42.50 plus shipping. February 17 Joe Duty R