Digital Dimensions and Beyond

11/14/2024

10/04/2024

https://worldwidephotowalk.com/

This is it! Every year, photographers and enthusiasts worldwide grab their cameras and gather at chosen spots in their towns. They set out on a fun journey, snapping photos, mingling, making friends, winning prizes, and contributing to a good cause. These awesome walks wouldn’t happen without volu...

08/13/2024

https://www.ksn.com/news/local/dates-when-big-boy-the-1-2-million-pound-union-pacific-train-will-be-in-kansas/?utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=facebook.com&fbclid=IwY2xjawEnjnVleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHaBTiZxUZ_werhGpSFmU0XeaWfyGNyUpGDOmy_5qDn1OSCV1VibN72jxbw_aem_yV3RDZdUF1QrQQL00Pj5DQ

KSN News is finally learning the details of the historic Union Pacific railroad engine’s visit to Kansas this fall.

04/16/2024

https://kcparks.org/event/fountain-day-2024/

Tuesday, April 16, 2024 1 p.m. Northland Fountain in Anita Gorman Park, NE Vivion Rd and North Oak Trafficway Firefighters Fountain and Memorial in Penn Valley Park, 31st & Pennsylvania

04/08/2024

Here’s hoping for clear skies for tomorrow.

01/19/2024

Aquarium trip postponed until Jan. 27 at 9:30am

06/28/2023

Great tips for taking care of your photo prints

If you’d like to give your prints the best chance of lasting for hundreds of years, we have a few techniques recommended by professional archivists.

04/21/2023

It looks like they are closing early today and tomorrow, so keep that in mind. I'll be there at 3:00!

The garden will be closing at 4:00 p.m.on Friday and Saturday due to large groups of people coming for photo opportunities. We strive to make the garden a pleasant experience for all visitors. The garden will open at 8:00 a.m. the following mornings.

02/28/2023

Photo opportunity time!

For March, the HISTORIC GARMENT DISTRICT MUSEUM will have open hours to the public from: 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. No appointment is necessary. Admission is FREE.

Kansas City’s Garment District rose up around the wholesale business area of the City’s downtown after World War I and grew steadily to become, at its peak, one of the largest garment districts in the nation and the second largest industry and employer (of women) in Kansas City. The Garment District Collection highlights companies that helped make up Kansas City’s Garment District.

In 2015 the City of Kansas City, Missouri Parks and Recreation Department took over ownership of the museum space, and the Kansas City Museum acquired the Garment District Collection.

02/14/2023

February newsletter - See you at the meeting on Thursday night!

02/07/2023

This is pretty cool -seen in my FB feed today!
(Deanna is the speaker at the February meeting on the 16th)

-Joe Sands

The photographer Deanna Dikeman’s parents always stood outside to send her off after a visit, waving or standing in the driveway while she got in her car and drove away. One day in 1991, she thought to photograph them in this pose, and for more than 20 years, she continued the practice—photographing her parents at the same moment, rolling down her car window and aiming her lens toward their home. See all of her images here: http://nyer.cm/KQ8L2IV

01/21/2023

January Slideshow images are available for viewing at the web site.

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01/18/2023

Join us for the January meeting featuring photographer Jim Mathis - this Thursday night!

Also, don't forget to send in you photos for the member slideshow by Wednesday night - See link below for how.

11/27/2022

Images from the November member submission slide show have been added to the club website.

Better late then never, eh?

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11/17/2022

If you love nature photography, you ought to know about NANPA. Learning, contests, sharing.. at https://nanpa.org/events/

Some of our online learning opportunities are members-only events while others are open to the general public. All past webinar recordings are available to members only.

11/16/2022

November newsletter - see you at the meeting Thursday night!

“It sneaks up on you. I realized today that I have spent nearly forty years (almost two-thirds of my life) documenting middle America. I have a special interest in the Flint Hills region of eastern Kansas—4.5 million acres that represent one of the last significant stands of tallgrass prairie in...