Ghostly Creations on the Green

Photo Credit: Matt Collen
This past Wednesday, October 8th, our club gathered on the Milord Green downtown for a hauntingly fun evening of ghostly photography in celebration of Halloween!
We kicked things off with a quick discussion on the techniques behind creating spooky, long-exposure images. With guidance from our seasoned photographers—and the eerie charm of our skeletal model, Bones—we dove right in, experimenting with light, movement, and imagination to bring our ghostly visions to life.
If you couldn’t make it, don’t worry! We’ve put together a short guide with equipment recommendations and step-by-step instructions so you can craft your own spectral masterpiece at home.
Check out a few of the haunting images captured that night below…

Photo Credit: Richard Kunsch

Photo Credit: Matt Collen
The Blue Hour
Here are some useful links for this month’s Assigned Subject: The Blue Hour
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_hour –Wikipedia
https://digital-photography-school.com/5-quick-tips-for-better-blue-hour-photography/ –Digital Photography School
https://www.canva.com/learn/get-shooting-blue-hour/ –Canva

2024 Final Competition Results
2024 Digital Monochrome Image of the Year
Class SALON

“Strike A Pose” -Matt Collen
Class AA

“After the Rain” -Sue Ferency
Class A

“Chapel Street Bridge” -Paul de Regt
2024 Digital Color Open Image of the Year
Class SALON

“Daytime at Night” -Matt Collen
Class AA

“It’s Not His First Rodeo” -Pamela Kimberly
Class A

“Cooper’s Hawk at Deer Meadow” -Paul de Regt
2024 Conrad Palmer Award

“Hover Fly” -Matt Collen
2023 Final Competition Results
2023 Final Competition Results
2023 Digital Monochrome Image of the Year
Class SALON

“Nomad” -Richard Kunsch
Class AA

“Dancing by the Light of the Moon” -Pamela Kimberly
Class A

“Monochrome Skyline” -Steve Kaplan
2023 Digital Color Open Image of the Year
Class SALON

“Soaring Pelican” -Matt Collen
Class AA

“Shine On” -Susan Ferency
Class A

“Flying High” -Steve Kaplan
2023 Conrad Palmer Award

“Dashing Dasher” -Matt Collen




