Group Pool
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Lynn McFulton (a group admin) says:
29 Oct 10 - Welcome GRIPS members! Show us what you've been shooting by adding images (up to 2 per day) to the group pool, and if you are following the themed challenges, adding your best (only 1) to the challenge thread. Comments should be made on the member's photo - the challenge thread is to highlight the images. Thanks everyone, and happy shooting!
About www.gripskw.ca
This group is a presentation of images created by members of the Grand River Imaging & Photographic Society (GRIPS), a camera club located in Kitchener, Ontario. We appreciate all comments, although only members of GRIPS may join this group and post images.
GRIPS is a group of amateur and professional photographers who:
* meet twice monthly
* share and discuss ideas
* learn from a mutual interest in photography
* support the use of film and digital media
* welcome knowledgeable and experienced guest presenters
GRIPS topics cover a broad range of subjects including:
* basic and creative photography
* photo editing and enhancement
* portraiture, landscape, nature, macro
GRIPS activities include:
* arranged and coordinated outings
* indoor and outdoor photo ops.
* club "theme" competitions
* competitions with other clubs
* scavenger hunts
* lots of fun and fellowship
Come check us out! We welcome all skill levels to be inspired by all we have to offer.
Joining this group is by invitation only. Please send a message to Lindsay Calcerano (LindsC) if you are a GRIPS member and would like to join this group, and please include your real name in the message. It can be difficult to identify pseudonyms, particularly if your flickr site does not allow us to see your images or real name...
What to post in flickr group pool:
* Your latest and greatest shots
* Outing results and any other GRIPS events
http://gripskw.ca
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Additional Information
 This is a public group.
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Members can post 2 things to the pool each day.
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