PPGBA Newsletter - November 2011

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The Bulletin �November 2011

The Bulletin is published by the Professional Photographers of the Greater Bay Area, Inc., (PPGBA), a 501(c)(6) non-profit trade association. PPGBA is an affiliate of the Professional Photographers of America and the Professional Photographers of California.

The Bulletin StaffEditor: Kimberly Sayre, Cr.Photog.,CPP 415/515-6370Art Director: Lise SmithAdvertising: Kimberly [email protected] and comments are invited; publication is subject to editorial approval. Editor reserves the right to edit all manuscripts for brevity and/or clarity of content. Articles are the opinion of the author and do not represent the position of PPGBA. No responsibility is assumed for unsolicited contributions. Submissions will not be acknowledged or returned unless they are accompanied by SASE. Deadline is the 20th of the month. Submissions may be emailed to [email protected]

2011 PPGBA Officers and BoardPresident: Paul Tsang, M.Photog.Cr.First Vice President: Mischa PurcellSecond Vice President: Alexis CuarezmaTreasurer: Paul SalcidoSecretary: Nano VisserDirectors: Jeanne dePolo, CPP(‘11); Eliot Khuner(‘11); Joe Valenzuela(‘12); Lori McIntosh(‘12); Robert Ash(11); Ruel Cordero(12)Past President: Marc Benjamin, M.Photog. Cr., CPP

CommitteesAudiovisual: Alexis CuarezmaCompetition: Alexis CuarezmaMembership: Jeanne dePolo, Photographer: John Spicer, Jr.Programs: Mischa PurcellWebmaster: Marc Benjamin

PPGBABusiness Manager: Fred EnglishPO BOX FSan Mateo, CA 94402-0018T: 650/[email protected]

Golden Gate SchoolDirector: Martha Bruce PO BOX FSan Mateo, CA 94402-0018T: 650/367-1265 [email protected]

The holiday season

has arrived and I wish

you all a very happy

Thanksgiving.

Whether you are in a

studio or working out of

your home, it is not easy

to run a business in this

tough economy. There

are definite advantages to not working out

of your home, but the costs of the alternative

can be prohibitive.

I have worked out of a studio in San

Carlos for the last 25 years. Even during a

strong economy I had to change locations

within San Carlos several times because the

landlord had raised my rent so high that I

could not make a profit.

After the recent economic downturn,

someone asked me how much time I actually

spend in the camera room and my answer

was about one hour every other day. Now

four of us are sharing one studio and I am no

longer working just to support my landlord.

It works out very well and all of us still have

money in our pockets. Since we are in the

studio together, we share our knowledge and

help each other to grow. We do not act as

competitors. This is a benefit I had not even

thought of when deciding to share a studio.

One of the photographers at this studio

is leaving. This opening has created an

opportunity for another photographer to join

us. If you are ready to improve your bottom

line in this way, please let me know.

President’s MessageGiving Thanks

In This Issue...This Month’s Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 7Annual Holiday Open House . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Year-End Print Comp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Print Comp Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Last Month’s Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 - 13Board Report/Cover Story/New Members . . . . 14 PPA News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Industry News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Buyer’s Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Calendar/Unclassifieds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

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Mission StatementPPGBA exists to support and encourage the professional, artistic and educational growth of its members; to promote public awareness

of the profession; and to provide a forum of fellowship and exchange of ideas in an open and friendly atmosphere.

Big Thanks from PPGBA to Joerg Lehmann, Ph.D., CPP, Cr.Photog., BFF

I really want to take this

opportunity to send out a

big thank you to one of our

very dedicated members

and past PPGBA president,

Joerg Lehmann! As of the

middle of October, he has embarked on an

exciting new opportunity in Melbourne,

Australia. We wish Joerg, his wife, Brita,

and their 3 children, Ben, Jacob, and baby

Joanna all the best in their new adventures

“down under!” I know I speak for many

friends of Joerg’s when I say, “we’ll miss

you around here,

mate!” Your years of

dedicated service to our

organization is much

appreciated, and we

hope you come back

to the US, at least for a

visit or two!

One of the first things I noticed about

Joerg when I first met him was his warm

personality, always willing to share, help

and explore photography! We worked as

staff at Golden Gate School, served on

the PPGBA Board of Directors, taught

a Super Monday together, as well as a

few other workshops, and I learned so

much about lighting from him, as did

many photographers throughout the state,

including many of our own members. My

work is notably improved to this day due

to the times we have worked together over

the past 8 years or so. I am lucky to call

such a terrific person my friend. We have

shot many weddings together, and he

has been at the top of my list whenever I

need someone to shoot with, or provide

lighting consultations, and his attention

to detail is second to none. Plus - as a

great bonus, we always have an absolute

blast shooting together (see photo to the

left!!!)

What some of you may not know about

Dr. Joerg is that in addition to his talents

as a photographer, teacher and mentor, he

is also a medical physicist, and has been

working with radiation oncology in cancer

treatment for many years. When my sister

in law was diagnosed with breast cancer,

he was an amazing support for my family,

pointing us in toward an excellent center

for her treatment. It is this “day job” thing

that brings him to Australia, though I am

sure that there will be many photographic

adventures that await him there as well.

Especially since our mutual good friend,

photographer Mercury Megaloudis, has

promised to take good care of him.

Take care, my friend, and watch out for

those kangaroos... I hear they can be as big

as camels...

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This Month's Program

PPGBA’s Annual Sustaining Member Trade Show

Thursday, November 17, 7-10 p.m., Grosvenor Hotel

Please bring a Guest! FREE Admission to everyone this month!

Refreshments sponsored by our exhibitors!

PLUS! special program: Craig Lee - Details next page

Companies registered to attend as of press time include:

Bay Photo LabDickerman Prints

Image CapsulePhillip Mauer Photomount

Reprint MintSigma & PhotoSilk


Bay Area Food Photography by Craig Lee

Craig Lee is an award winning photojournalist with experience photographing people, food, wine and lifestyle images. Based in San Francisco, California, Craig worked as a photojournalist for the San Francisco Examiner and the San Francisco Chronicle.

He continues to freelance with them, as well as for multliple national newspapers and magazines, including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, San Francisco Magazine and Sunset Magazine. His work has earned Craig recognition from the National Press Photographers Association, Pictures of the Year, Association of Food Journalist, the San Francisco Bay Area Press Photographers Association and the APA Something Personal Show.

Craig’s photography work helped earned the San Francisco Chronicle recognition as the best Food and Wine section in the nation by the James Beard Foundation for the first time ever in 2004, and repeating in 2006, 2007 and 2011.

More of Craig’s work can be seen at: http://craigleephoto.com/

Dear fellow PPGBA’ers,

I will be speaking about my background as a newspaper photojournalist and a photographer in the culinary food scene. The Bay Area is one of the major food places in the world where quality is strived for at a high level.

I will talk about concept ideas for illustrations and working with designers and editors. I will talk about the challenges of making food look good. Sometimes it may look deceivingly simple. I will talk about photographing people and portraits together with food.

Hope to see everyone there!

–Craig

The display and refreshments will be held from 7:00 – 8:00 pm and 9:00 – 10:00 pm.

NOTE: There will be no print competition this month.

Bring friends, admission is free to all!

This Month's Program

PPGBA Monthly MeetingThursday, November 17th at the Best Western/Grosvenor Hotel,

380-S. Airport Blvd., S. San Francisco. For directions, please call the hotel at: (650) 873-3200

or go to: www.grosvenorsfo.com/hotel_maps.htm

Meeting Reminders: • No Print Competition This Month • Program begins at 8:00 • Please wear your name badge. • Networking and hors d’oeuvres begin at 7:00

Please no phones/ beepers ringing or conversations during the speaker/s presentation. Please be courteous and step outside the meeting room.

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PPGBA Members are cordially invited to attend

The Professional Photographers of the Greater Bay Area’s

Annual Holiday Open House

Sunday, December 4th, 2 pm - 5 pm

dePolo Photography

3872 Vineyard Drive,

Redwood City, CA 94061

650-257-7993

Please respond by November 30th to

Fred English: [email protected] or 650/367-1265

Please bring a new, unwrapped toy for Toys for Tots

Hosted by Jeanne and Bill

Come hang out and enjoy a relaxing Sunday afternoon with your fellow professional photographers at dePolo Studio Gallery hosted by past president Jeanne dePolo and her husband Bill. Bring your spouse/significant other along to socialize with other members and their life partners. There’s free food and non-alcoholic refreshments though members are absolutely open to BYOB/W/HL.

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dePolo Photography



650-257-7993

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dePolo Photography



650-257-7993See Written Directions Next Page


Direction from Bayshore Freeway (Hwy 101)From the North From the South

Direction from Junipero Serra Fwy (Hwy 280)From the North From the South


Plaques may be awarded for first, second and third place entries in each of the following five categories:

• Portraits• Weddings• Illustrative• Commercial

In addition, if you entered any individual category five or more times during the year, your top scores will be totaled and the highest average score will win the Top Photographer Award for that category.

The other awards to be given will be the Print of the Year and the Ted Gurney Trophy for the top Portrait print.

The Photographer of the Year Award is open to any member who submitted five or more entries during the year, and will go to the highest average score.

For additional information, contact: Alexis Cuarezma at 415/967-0116, [email protected]

Prints must be entered in print cases. Prints will not be shipped back to you, they must be picked up by you or your representative at the February PPGBA general meeting. No Exceptions.

Prints may be submitted at the November 17th

general meeting, the December 4th holiday open house, or brought to one of the locations below:

PPGBA’s YEAR-END PRINT COMPETITION

The Annual PPGBA Year End Print Competition is coming up, so if

you are planning to enter, now is the time to prepare!

• Only those who submit entries will have a chance to win one of

the “place” awards.

• Any print that received a score of 74 or above during this year’s

monthly competitions and has a PPGBA entry stamp with the

score visible is eligible.

• Current PPGBA members may submit up to six different entries.

Judging will be done by a set of qualified judges from outside

our organization. The DEADLINE for all entries is December 18.

Drop off prints at one of these locations: (PLEASE call first!)

EAST BAYEliot Khuner

1052 Monterey AveBerkeley

PLEASE CALL FIRST!510/524-356

SouTh EAST BAYPhilip Mauer

25652 Nickel Place hayward, CA 94545


SouTh BAYLucie Silveira

997 Asbury St.San Jose

PLEASE CALL FIRST! 408/454-4006

PENINSuLA/SouTh BAYFred English 31 Center St.Redwood City

PLEASE CALL FIRST! 650/367-1265

NoRTh BAYMike Collings

321 Carrera DriveMill Valley


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The judges were:Zee Bezabeh, Micheal Corsentino and

Dennis Urbiztondo

The print handlers were: Arnildo Magtira and Lynde Alvarez

Print of the month was “What Lies

Beyond” by Paul Tsang.

Commercial: Highest scoring print in the Commercial

Category goes to “Ricochet” by Randy

Wong.Gold Ribbon:

Randy Wong “Fruits of my labor”

Illustrative:Highest scoring print in the Illustrative

Category goes to “Migration” & “What Lies

Beyond” by Paul Tsang.Gold Ribbon:

Robert Ash “Across Thames River”David English “Vagina Queen Scores a Knock Out”Joe Ercoli “The Chosen Path”Joe Ercoli “Sunset Bliss”

Blue Ribbon:Alexandre Reginster “Eye sees me”

Portrait:Highest scoring print in the Portrait Category

goes to “Pre-combat prayer” by Alexis

Cuarezma.Gold Ribbon:

Don McCunn “A Touching Figure”Heather Lussier “Misty Smiles”

Blue Ribbon:David English “Homeward from Snow Hill”

Wedding:Highest scoring print in the Wedding Category

goes to “Wedding Bell” by Alexis Cuarezma.Blue Ribbon:

Alexandre Reginster “Tender Moment”

Winner of Album Design Competition goes to

Lucie Silveira for her album “Leslie & Alex.”Album Gold Ribbon:

Mischa Purcell - “Lukas”

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Here are some more images from October’s print competition.

Got some extra time to kill? Look on the previous page at the image titles in the Print Comp Report and see if you can identify the creators of these excellent photographs. It’s a puzzle that’s fun and easy.

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The October 2011 PPGBA monthly meeting featured

Michael Corsentino who

gave his Power Session

on Adobe Lightroom

Automation. Michael

Corsentino is an award

winning contemporary

wedding and portrait

photographer, Adobe

Photoshop & Adobe

Lightroom expert,

author, national speaker,

and workshop

leader based

in Northern

California.

Shooting

digitally

since 1999, he made his first

exposure when he was 12

years old and hasn’t put his

camera down since.

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On this month’s cover was from the PPGBA’s

October print competition, Illustrative catagory

titled, “The Migration.” It was created by Paul

Tsang.

Paul tells us,“I used a Photoshop composite

and my imagination to create this image. There

is no limit to what you can create. Using your

imagination you can venture into the world of

fantasy. This leads to unlimited opportunities.”

Cover Story

Board Report

New PPGBA Members

A ...... ActiveAS ...... AspiringC ...... CommercialP ...... Portrait

STU ...... StudentSUS ...... SustainingW ...... Wedding

*New Members Key

Carol T. BakerAPAlameda510/[email protected]

Maki OshiroASCampbell408/[email protected]

PPGBA Board of Directors

Meeting, Grosvenor Hotel,

South San Francisco, CA

September 15, 2011 at 4:30 P.M

NOTE: Space to be reserved for the

budget meeting on 11/17 at 1 pm

at the Grosvenor.

NOTE: Holiday party 2011 to be

held at Jeanne de Polo’s new

house in Redwood City.

REMINDER: Because door fees

have increased, all literature

needs to reflect price increases.

NOTE: “Flair” needs to be added

to the food for the February

2012 meeting as it will be the

annual awards meeting. Lito Sy

is speaking, print comp will be

doubled in March.


Carol T. BakerAPAlameda510/[email protected]

Maki OshiroASCampbell408/[email protected]

PhotoCare—$15,000 of Equipment Insurance

Paid for by PPA

PPA helps you protect what matters and that includes your

photographic equipment. With PhotoCare, (http://www.ppa.

com/insurance/) PPA covers member’s premium for $15,000

of equipment insurance if joining as a Professional Active

member and opt in. It’s just one more way that membership in

PPA pays!

For PPA members who need more coverage than the $15,000

PhotoCare option (or for those who don’t qualify for

PhotoCare), Lockton Risk Services offers PhotoCare Plus

Equipment Insurance for purchase. It can be purchased as a

stand-alone policy or as an add-on to PhotoCare. All U.S.-

based PPA members in good standing are eligible to purchase

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PhotoCare Plus offers extended coverage and lower

deductibles than PhotoCare, but you will pay the premiums

(which vary according to your coverage):

• Up to $100,000 in coverage

• Coverage extends to include theft of equipment in

unlocked vehicles, mysterious disappearances, and non-

PPA member employee coverage (up to $1,000).

• For a comparison of PhotoCare and PhotoCare Plus, visit

the website at http://ppa.locktonaffinity.com/

Annual Convention January 15-17 in New Orleans

At Imaging USA, you’ll find just what you need to breathe

life into your photographic dreams—no matter where you are

in your business! Art and business education, inspiration and

great trade show deals await both established professionals

and newcomers to the professional photo industry. It’s the

convention and expo that was created with your needs in

mind, so what are you waiting for?

• Get connected at convention-wide parties.

• Improve your photography via free consultations with PPA

Juror/Mentors.

• Get in touch with your charitable side at the PPA Charities

Celebration.

• Honor photographic achievements at the Award & Degree

Ceremony and Grand Imaging Awards.

• Get inspired at the International Photographic Exhibit.

Registering for Imaging USA puts you closer to new insights,

more know-how, and a larger resource network that can help

your creativity and professionalism grow. Early registration

pricing expires Dec. 1. After Dec. 1, all buddy pass prices

will increase $50. Register Today at http://imagingusa.org/

registration/

PPA News


HULLS – Exhibition

HULLS: The Art of Decay in San Francisco opens November 2 at Dickerman Prints Gallery, 3180 17th Street in San Francisco.

Photographed from the dynamic vantage point of a tugboat’s deck - Jan Tiura’s Hulls is an up-close character study of working vessels from around the world by the first female tugboat captain in San Francisco Bay history.

During a career that has spanned 35 years as a US Coast Guard-licensed tugboat captain, Tiura has driven every type of tug from dinky single-screw tugs to towering pusher boats with enough horsepower to tow Alcatraz off its moorings.

From Tiura’s unique vantage point on her tugboat’s deck, lines, shapes and colors take on a painterly quality. Through her images, Tiura examines the intersection of form, function and the fury of the sea.

HULLS marks the first time these images are on display together as custom-printed photographic C-prints: collaboratively prepared by Tiura and Seth Dickerman. Working side-by-side, these two artists transformed a series of low-resolution files into large-format exhibition prints of the highest quality: a testament what one can create using modern photographic technology.

HULLS will be on display through Friday, December 11, the gallery is open weekdays from 10 am – 6 pm, days a week by appointment or for more information, please visit http://www.dickermanprints.com/hulls-jantiura.html

Marathon’s New Birthday ProgramMarathon Press is offering a brand-new

Birthday Marketing Campaign for children ages 1-5. It is a ZIP Code-protected program, meaning that only one studio in a given market area can use it. This compelling, affordable campaign features two unique mailing pieces, which assure that your message definitely will be read. • The first mailing consists of a

distinctive 2-part marketing piece — a fold-out card and a carrier. The card must be removed from its carrier and opened in order to be viewed and read, and parents can't resist opening something that reminds them about their child's upcoming birthday. Once opened, the eye-catching graphics will hold parents' attention as they see your images and read your specific marketing message and special offer.

• Two weeks later, parents will receive a follow-up post card featuring the same graphics — just the type of repetition you need to get your message noticed!

The charming graphics are designed to complement any style of children's photography. As an action-oriented campaign, not an overall branding strategy, each mailing nonetheless strongly reflects your business identity by displaying your portraits, studio identity elements, and marketing message.

What's more, you can add a FREE blogsite web presence that reflects the same graphic style that parents responded to in your mailings!

You decide how many mailings you wish to do each month, based on ZIP Code selection and household income, then Marathon takes it from there by sending the mailings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. Think of the time you’ll save and the impression you’ll make as your prospects receive highly professional mailings from your business! Imagine how much parents will appreciate being reminded that it's time to update their child's portrait! You can even add parents of children in your own database if you wish.

You pay only $2.29 per prospect for printing, processing and posting both mailings (with customized inserts), including list selection, postage, and Birthday Blogsite. To register, you must pay a one-time fee of $199…however, if you act NOW, while most ZIP Codes are available, you’ll pay only $59!

For more information on this exciting program, visit https://www.marathonpress.com/children-birthday-program/. To learn whether your ZIP Code is available, call a Marathon Account Representative today at 800/228.0629!

Industry News CallforSubmissionsArcStudios&Gallery

1246FolsomStreet,SanFrancisco,CA94103

www.arc-sf.com

“TheGuerrillaShow2:JointheRevolution”

Arc’ssecondannualjuriedexhibitionandoff-the-wallsaleisjustin

timefortheHolidays!“TheGuerrillaShow2”runsfromDec8thtoJan

15thatArcGallery,1246FolsomStreet.Artistsdeliverworks

in-persononDec6th,from12PMto7PM.Bringtwoworksofartofsame

mediaandsize(max4’Hx3’W),pricedunder$300.Nojewelry,

video,film,performance,installations,worksrequiringexternal

electricalsource.Worksjuriedandartistsnotifiedthatnight.Works

notselectedmustbepickedupDec7th4-7PM.$10entryfeefortwo

pieces.60%ofsalegoestoartists,40%toArc.Threeeventsare

plannedtoshowcaseartwork:Dec8thOpening,Dec9thSecondChance

SaleandJan6thLastChanceSale.OpentoartistsinSFBayAreaand

NorthernCalifornia.

Details:http://www.arc-sf.com/submissions.html.


CallforSubmissionsArcStudios&Gallery

1246FolsomStreet,SanFrancisco,CA94103

www.arc-sf.com

“TheGuerrillaShow2:JointheRevolution”

Arc’ssecondannualjuriedexhibitionandoff-the-wallsaleisjustin

timefortheHolidays!“TheGuerrillaShow2”runsfromDec8thtoJan

15thatArcGallery,1246FolsomStreet.Artistsdeliverworks

in-persononDec6th,from12PMto7PM.Bringtwoworksofartofsame

mediaandsize(max4’Hx3’W),pricedunder$300.Nojewelry,

video,film,performance,installations,worksrequiringexternal

electricalsource.Worksjuriedandartistsnotifiedthatnight.Works

notselectedmustbepickedupDec7th4-7PM.$10entryfeefortwo

pieces.60%ofsalegoestoartists,40%toArc.Threeeventsare

plannedtoshowcaseartwork:Dec8thOpening,Dec9thSecondChance

SaleandJan6thLastChanceSale.OpentoartistsinSFBayAreaand

NorthernCalifornia.

Details:http://www.arc-sf.com/submissions.html.


Buyer’s Guide

Action ZoneLooking for photography events and educational opportunities in the Bay Area and beyond? Here are some links to our fellow organizations with programs and seminars all over the area.

San Francisco ASMP www.asmpnorcal.org San Francisco APA www.apasf.comSanta Clara PPSCV www.ppscv.com Sacramento PPSV http://ppsvonline.homestead.com/ North Bay PPRE www.pprepro.com East Bay NCPP www.ncpponline.com

Please favor our sustaining members and major advertisers with your business. They have shown their support for PPGBA! PPGBA does not recommend or warranty the products/services of any vendor, supplier, or manufacturer.

Albums, Frames & MatsFine Art Albums646-416-2386www.fineartalbums.com

J. Orr Moulding & Chop510/483-1848www.orrmoulding.com

Philip Mauer PhotoMount800/321-3686www.philipmauer.com

Reprint Mint/Lamiframe510/352-1400www.reprintmint.comwww.lamiframe.com

Equipment & SuppliesKeeble & Shuchat 650/327-8515www.kspphoto.com

Photo Sales West415/[email protected]

Photo LabsBay Photo Lab800/435-6686www.bayphoto.com

Dickerman Prints415/252-1300www.DickermanPrints.com

Imagecapsule.com408/625-7903www.imagecapsule.com

WorkshopsGolden Gate School of Professional Photography650/367-1265www.goldengateschool.org


Calendar of EventsNovember PPGBA Thursday, 11/17 at 7:30pm - Trade Show Night - Craig Lee Meeting Grosvenor Hotel, South San Francisco www.ppgba.org/calendar/nov17craiglee/

December Holiday Sunday, 12/4 dePolo Studio Gallery Save the Date! Open 1670 El Camino Real, Menlo Park House www.ppgba.org/calendar/annual-holiday-open-house-party-dec-4-2011/

To Place an UnClassified Ad in the BulletinUnclassified ads are $20 for up to 40 words

for members, $30 for up to 40 words for non-

members.

Each additional 40 words for $10.

Payment by Mastercard/Visa is due before

publication. All ads MUST contain your name.

Help wanted or position wanted classified ads are

FREE. Editor may re-write these ads for space

considerations.

Deadline is the 20th of the month.

To place an ad, send an email to:

PPGBA’s Business Manager Fred English at

[email protected]

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