The Lakes Region Camera Club hosted an open house at Meredith Public Library Wednesday, featuring displays of member photography, live demonstrations, portrait photography setups, and high-speed water drop photography. Visitors explored exhibits, spoke with club members, enjoyed refreshments, and learned more about photography and the club’s activities. To learn more, visit lrcameraclub.com.
Daniel Sarch, center, president of Lakes Region Camera Club, assists E. Ross Phelps during a portrait photography demonstration at the club's open house at Meredith Public Library on Wednesday. The demonstration showcased studio lighting and portrait techniques. (Jeremy Hart/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Ian Bryson, left, demonstrates high-speed water drop photography during the Lakes Region Camera Club Open House at Meredith Public Library on Wednesday. Attendees gathered around the lighting and camera setup to learn how intricate splash images are created. (Jeremy Hart/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Visitors watch Ian Bryson, center right in grey, during a high-speed water drop photography demonstration at the Lakes Region Camera Club Open House at Meredith Public Library on Wednesday. Visitors watched as lighting and camera equipment captured colorful water drop images in real time. (Jeremy Hart/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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Daniel Sarch, center, president of Lakes Region Camera Club, assists E. Ross Phelps during a portrait photography demonstration at the club's open house at Meredith Public Library on Wednesday. The demonstration showcased studio lighting and portrait techniques. (Jeremy Hart/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Ian Bryson, left, demonstrates high-speed water drop photography during the Lakes Region Camera Club Open House at Meredith Public Library on Wednesday. Attendees gathered around the lighting and camera setup to learn how intricate splash images are created. (Jeremy Hart/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Visitors socialize during the Lakes Region Camera Club Open House at Meredith Public Library on Wednesday. (Jeremy Hart/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Visitors watch Ian Bryson, center right in grey, during a high-speed water drop photography demonstration at the Lakes Region Camera Club Open House at Meredith Public Library on Wednesday. Visitors watched as lighting and camera equipment captured colorful water drop images in real time. (Jeremy Hart/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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