Group: Northampton Photography Group

Date: The next meeting will be: Thursday, January 16

Time: 7:30-9:30 pm

It would be great for 4 people to bring wine, cheese, crackers, or cookies to the meeting.

Location: The meeting will be at Chris and Judy's house, 659 Park Hill Road. Keep going straight on Park Hill Road in Northampton, past the point where you see a left turn for Park Hill Road -- this left turn takes you to Easthampton and you don't want to do that. Take a right just after the (tiny) pond, go down the common drive. It's the second house on the right. Map is here.

Assignment: Our assignment for January is architecture. Any and all types of architecture are fine -- modern, classical, entire buildings, architectural details, interior or exterior shots. Be creative with how you frame your photos, e.g. use different angles, perspectives, etc. If you need inspiration, take a look at the Composition Concepts document pinned near the top of our discussion board. You can submit other photos to the group if you like, but only five should have the Assignment114 keyword.

Upload your photos to your space on Ipernity and add the keywords (below). Then add them to the Northampton Photography Group: From the photo page, click on the group icon on the little grey bar to the right of your photo. A box will open that lists the groups you have joined. Choose Northampton Photography Group and then close the box.


Required keywords (be sure to enter them in the keywords section, not description):
Assignment114 (no space between Assignment and 114)
Your name -- enter it as "firstname lastname" with quotes and a space between
architecture
Add other keywords of your choice to identify the type of activity, place, subject, composition technique or whatever editing you may have done (e.g. crop, contrast, straighten, etc.)

If you enter your keywords as a string, use this format:
Assignment114, "firstname lastname", architecture
That's keyword comma space keyword comma space keyword (Note the difference between a word and a keyword!)

(Tip: When you're entering keywords in the box, either enter them one at a time or follow each keyword with a comma and a space. Remember that multi-word keywords need quotes around them so they don't get broken up into separate keywords, e.g. "new discovery".)

If you'd like to continue working on previous assignments, you should feel free to do so. Use the keywords from that assignment, including the original assignment number.