Houston Innerloop Photo Club
The Houston Innerloop Photo Club is devoted to making its members better photographers. Our monthly meetings typically feature a guest speaker and provide information on a variety of photography-related topics. Members range from amateurs to professionals and we are always excited to talk photography!
Our monthly outings can be for a few hours or a few days — traveling to local and sometimes not so local places to capture beautiful images with the support of other photographers. Monthly challenges creatively encourage participation and we love to share our images with the group!
We meet on the second Tuesday of each month at Trini Mendenhall Community Center 1414 Wirt Road Houston, TX 77055. Come join us for our next meeting!
HipClub Monthly Meeting
February 9 @ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pmLocation: We will see how it looks for Trini Mendenhall Community Center. If that doesn't work, we will once again be using Zoom for a Virtual Meeting. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84276482008 and the passcode is "hipclub". Click on the button below to see how to make Zoom work for you (this is for April's meeting, so don't use the link for accessing the January meeting; use this one). Zoom Primer January Program: Thanks to Raul Rodriquez, Editor and Founder of Deep Red Press, for presenting at our January meeting. Raul shared with us some of his personal work and his online magazine that features photographers working in Texas. February Program: David Ellingsen will be our speaker. David ran a professional photography studi...
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February Challenge – Make a Zine or One Lens, One Exposure, One Day
February 9Monthly Member Photography Discussion: The themes for our February meeting are “Make the First Five Pages of a Zine (a short magazine)” (that would be the cover and the next four pages. Here is a website that may give you ideas) and “1 Camera, 1 Lens (same focal length), 1 f/stop, 1 shutter speed & 1 ISO
Find out more »Photo Discussion
Currently, each month members show up to five images around a selected topic. At the end of each meeting, a new idea or subject to photograph is offered for the next month’s presentation of images. Based on our members’ survey responses, we are going to try something different. Geoffrey K. was kind enough to discuss the new concept at our June meeting and to draft this for our newsletter.