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IndianheadPhotographers, Inc..
Officers &Board of Directors
PresidentJane Bores
1528 22 1/8 StreetCameron ,WI 54822
Vice PresidentTreasurer
Ellie HussongT8592 N 57th Street Wausau, WI 3�529
SecretaryTiffany Schmitt
320 Ross Ave #13Schofield, WI 54476
Past PresidentProgram Chair
Katie Scott866 115th Street
Amery, WI 54001715-268-9363
Published by the Indianhead Photographers, Inc. Editor: Tiffany Schmitt
May 2009
The IndianheadPHOTOGRAPHER
In the Spirit of Cooperation, Not Competition
Directors: Roy Meroneck, Phil Ziesmer, Tom Blomlie, Cindy VanProoyen
April Gold Arrows
"Reflections of Assisi"photographed by
Ken NoesenMP/CR/CPP
"Blissful"photographed by
Kirk KolpitckeIF
IndianheadPhotographers, Inc.
Appointed Chairs
Print ChairmanCindy VanProoyen
N4602 Birnamwood RoadBirnamwood, WI 54414
NewsletterEditor
Tiffany Schmitt 320 Ross Ave. #�3
Schofield, Wi 544767�5-24�-0258
MembershipTom Giles
�4�2 S. Hastings WayEau Claire, WI 5470�
I’m very excited about being president this year. I was a little apprehensive about taking the position. When Ginny coaxed “okay twisted my arm” I knew I wouldn’t be alone.
I know I have a wealth of friends to help me. There isn’t one of our members that I couldn’t go to for help and advice. As I look at our list of members I’m amazed at the talented photographers we have in our association. I can’t imagine what my business would be like without Indianhead.... “yes I can”, most likely I wouldn’t be in business. There isn’t a meeting that I have attended that I haven’t come back with a new marketing idea, a new Photoshop tip, or a new website to explore. That doesn’t even cover the emotional support I’ve received, especially these last seven years. We have laughed together, cried together but most of the time just had a lot of fun. This next year is going to be great!!!!! (I’ll get by with a little help from my friends) Jane Bores
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The President’s MessageJane Bores
Historian: Pat Clifton, Service Award: Paul Hafermann, Fellowship: Tom Blomlie
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INDIANHEAD AWARDS FOR 2008
Photographer of the yearJim Bayliss
2009
Photographer of the year1st runner upKirk Kolpitke
2009
Photographer of the year2nd runner upRick McNitt
2009
Photographer of the year3rd runner upKen Noesen
2009
Photograph of the yearTiffany Schmitt
Back in Black2009
Fellowship 2008
Candy Anderson Fellowship Ribbon
Tiffany Schmitt Fellowship Ribbon
Jim Bayliss Received 1 plus 25 bar for a total of 18.
Tom Blomlie Received 1 plus 25 bar for a total of 12.
Pat Clifton Received 1 plus 25 bar for a total of 14.
Tom Giles Received 1 plus 25 bar for a total of 11.
Paul Hafermann Received 1 plus 25 bar for a total of 7.
Ken Noesen Received 1 plus 25 bar for a total of 11.
Ginny Otto Received 1 plus 25 bar for a total of 8.
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Up coming events
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We wouldl ike to offer a special thanks to these sponsors: Kevin Kubota, Kjelshus Frame Design - www.kjelshusframedesign.com for the two $150.00 certificates won by Cindy VanProoyen and Rick Mc-Nitt. Phone 651-501-0046 and Wacom for their donation of a Wacom Bamboo tablet. Congratulaions to Tom Blomlie, winner of the Bamboo tablet.
Scholarship winner - Cindy VanProoyen
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Indianhead Print CompetitionApril 13th, 2009
Cameron, Wi
Judges:Dan Stoler - Dennis McGill - Rick McNitt - Kirk Kolpitcke - Jeff Dunn - alt: Pat Clifton
Illustrative/ScenicIt's a bugReflections of AssisiTha Master's HouseI am the StormPuss N BootNorthern Sugar BushingOld Mill PondNorthern TexturesMore Bad NewsFaded Funky Floral FantasySpringtime on the Farm
Jane BoresKen NoesenKirk KolpitckeTiffany SchmittCindy VanProoyenKen NoesenJane BoresEllie HussongRoy MeronekJim BaylissJim Bayliss
7679/7979/7978/777776777778/787678
Gold ArrowKen Noesen - Reflections of Assisi
Open
CamouflagedEllieHorse WhisperBlissfulStory TimeThe "Eyes" Have It
Cindy VanProoyenPat CliftonTiffany SchmittKirk KolpitckePat CliftonEllie Hussong
7877/7678/7882/8178/7877
Gold ArrowKirk Kolpitcke - Blissful
Attention! Actung! Cautela! Aandacht! Attenzione!
Atención
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Attention! Actung! Cautela! Aandacht! Attenzione!
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Notices
For sale: Battery grip for a Canon 5D, new in the box. Call Cindy at 449-3236
For sale: Battery grip for Canon 20D. used.
Doug Box light box. 24x24.
Call Tiffany @ 715-241-0258
Free to a good home4 boxes new TAP 4x5 6 opening Elm Ebony Economy Proofers12 pk of TAP TR-80 white reversible mats16 TAP black/marble/gold 8 opening folios
For SaleOne new factory sealed black toner cartridge for Samsung CLP 510 series laser printer $50.00. Also included with the cartridge is one Samsung CLP 510 Laser printer for parts and 4 slightly used toner cartridges.
3 ft high giant crayons in eight colors for props $20.00
Will have at the May meeting in Stevens Point or call 715 842 5946. Kirk and Helen Kolpitke
If you have a current pr photo of yourself, please send it to Cindy at [email protected]. She is working on a project that requires all members photos. If you don't provide one by the next meeting she will be bringing her camera and taking a mug shot of you at the next meeting. Your choice.
Welcome to our newest members:
KMI - Ron Lemmerond and Dan Stoller Sustaining members
Mia Anez from Hudson as an Aspiring Member
We're on Facebook! Become a fan for updates and info. http://tinyurl.com/Indianhead
IPPA MeetIng MAy 4th, 2009the sky Club
2202 Post RoAd (busIness 51) In PloveRPRInt CAtegoRy: ChIldRen
Speaker: Lew EverlingSpecial thanks to ACI for helping with bringing Lew to us
The meeting charge is $25 for members and $35 for non-members with reservation.$35 for members and $45 for non-members without reservations and
will include your meal cost and gratuity. Please call Ginny Otto at 715-341-9001 or her cell phone at 715-252-3195, or e-mail her at [email protected]
with your reservations by April 30. Please make your reservations promptly and note any special needs.
Agenda: 8:15 Board Meeting
9:30 Speaker 12:30 Lunch and general meeting
1:30 Continuation of speaker2:30 Image Competition
Directions from the east- Take Hwy 10 West into Stevens Point. (The Hwy 10 entrance/exit is closed and under construction.) Go over the Hwy. At the next stop light by LaQuinta Inn turn left. ***Continue on Hoover Road until you reach Roosevelt. Turn right. At the end of Roosevelt Rd. is a set of stop lights at Bus. 51 (also called Post Road). The Sky Club building sits on the right corner. Turn into the driveway just prior to the lights. Directions from the west- Take Hwy. 10 East towards Stevens Point. Just prior to St. Pt., watch for a right turn onto Hwy. HH. Follow this to Bus. 51 (also called Church St. or Post Road). You will have just passed a park and crossed over water. Turn right on Bus. 51 at the lights. The Sky Club is on the left. Directions from the north- Hwy. 39 to the Whiting Exit south of Hwy 10 exit. (Hwy 10 interchange is closed.) Turn left from Whiting exit. Go to next stop light at Hoover Road. (***See remaining direc-tions from above-East.) Directions from the south- Hwy. 39 to the Plover exit. Turn west at exit. Go to stop light by McDon-alds. Turn right on Business 51 (also called Post Road). Sky Club will be on right.
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Lew Everling Although most people first come to know Lew Everling as an extraordinarily gifted photographer, those who know him well understand that his passion for life is unquestionably his greatest talent. Lew has learned how to turn his passion into profit by thinking outside the realms of traditional photograph-ic thought with inventive marketing techniques and old-world service-oriented philosophies. He creates synergistic relation-ships with his subjects that ultimately lend depth and emotion to his images.
Twitter dee twitter dum, look out Wisconsin here I come! Viral and social networking made easy, I'll help take the guess work out of twitter and facebook get you connected quickly and build your network base with little to no cost at all.
From the age of 11 when he learned to make a black and white print on an elementary school field trip, Lew has immersed himself in photography. An avid volunteer with PPA, PPI and the American Diabetes Association, Lew owns a 1200 square foot studio/gallery in Kokomo, Indiana just minutes from a 3-acre portrait park.
Lew teaches new and established artists how to creatively promote themselves by embracing life-long learning opportunities, creating strong networking circles, and developing effective self-promotion collateral.
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Indianhead Websitewww.indianheadphotographers.org
Maps to the May meeting location
A Step aboveand Beyond
the Ordinary...PPA Certification
For application package Contact:Patricia Brunner 920-803-8880
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IPPA General Meeting Min.April �2, 2009
Rice Lake, Wi
Meeting called to order by President Katie Scott at 2:43
28 members present with � guest
Secretaries report: Published/passed out. Motion to accept by Tom Blomlie, seconded by Pat Clifton
Treasurers report: Jane Bores. Jane reported a positive balance. Motion to accept by Pat Clifton, second by Tom Blomlie.
Newsletter report: Next deadline, March �5th. Tiffany Schmitt asked for volunteers for future In-Focus.
Membership report by Tom Giles. 2 new members. Mia N? and Ron Lemmerond with Dan Stoller from KMI.
Treehaven report by Dennis McGill. Still accepting enrollment for Treehaven. Also still looking for art pieces for the Art in Photography gallery and show.
Fellowship report. Tom stated he was ready to go for todays meeting with the fellowship awards.
Special service report NONE
Old business: A big thank you to ACI for printing our brochures for upcoming events at a highly discounted rate.
New business: Katie Scott handed the gavel and presidency to Jane Bores. 2009-20�0 President. • All specs for digital print competition will be stated in the May newsletter. • All print competitions for the year will be done electronically except for Pre-state judging in February. • The June 8th meeting will be held in New Richmond, Beau Peterson hosting. June 7th there will be an earlybird workshop with Lew Everling followed by bowling, beer and pizza. Not necessarly in that order. • The next meeting will be held on May 4th at the Sky Club in Stevens Point. Ginny Otto host. • Cindy Van Prooyen won the scholarship.
Motion to adjourn meeting by Pat Cliffton Second by Jim Bayliss
Meeting adjourned at 3:00.
Respectfully submitted Tiffany SchmittSecretary IPPA
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Indianhead Board 2008-2009
President Jane Bores Vice Pres/Treas Ellie Hussong Secretary Tiffany Schmitt Past President Katie Scott 2 year Director Cindy VanProoyen 2 year Director Roy Meronick � year Director Phil Ziesemer � year Director Tom Blomlie
Appointed Positions Newsletter Editor Tiffany Schmitt Membership Chair Tom Giles Print Chair Cindy VanProoyen Historian Pat Clifton
In-Focus by Beau Peterson
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Truly I believe that photography is an heirloom… such a valuable treasure. Remember the images you value of your parents and grandparents? What will you leave behind?
I am Beau Petersen, photographer extraordinaire! Please let me tell you about myself, my family and my business, BP Photo.
Stillwater was my birthplace 32 years ago, but I was raised in New Richmond, Wisconsin. In 2001 I married my beautiful wife Bethany and 5 years later, our won-derful daughter Bijou was born. Usually I’m happiest when I’m around people and busy. Everyone that knows me considers me a “people person” and I’m fortunate to have friends all over Minnesota and Wisconsin. My mom told me that once when I was little I said, “I want to meet everyone in the whole world!” My faith is a huge part of my life, and I really enjoy teaching the Bible to others.
As a little guy growing up in New Richmond, I loved paging through my parents’ photo albums. When I was nine, my father Robert gave me a 110 camera. At thirteen I attended my uncles wedding and found myself fol-lowing around the photographer and taking my own pictures with my dads’ camera. The following year I bought my first 35mm camera. A year later, I photographed my first wedding. As a high school student, I contributed to the New Richmond High School yearbook and with the New Richmond News. I also took pictures for major concerts for five years. For fifteen years I did wedding photography on the side, about ten weddings per year. Photographing people was truly my passion! People know me as the ‘camera guy’ because I am always spon-taneously taking pictures of people.
In December of 2006 with my wife eight months pregnant, I was laid off from An-dersen Windows of Bayport, Minnesota. Although that was a scary time, this was truly a blessing in disguise. My wife and I decided to take my part time hobby and make it a career… and I love it! Photographing people is my passion. This led me to specialize in wedding photography because there is so much emotion to capture, making images from a wedding day timeless. Each wedding day is full of moments to photograph, which makes it the perfect format for me… I can’t stop moving! Bethany is my designer. Albums, cards, and anything else that needs designing is up to her. The custom album books we create are heirlooms to cher-ish and hand down to loved ones. With my storytelling photography and my wife’s eye for design, we are a stellar team!
It can be difficult to keep on top of the constantly evolving technology in the industry, but I enjoy that it keeps me on my toes, since I hate being bored! Recently I purchased all new top of the line gear for BP Photo. I am so excited about where we are at as a business.
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The IndianheadPHOTOGRAPHER
In the Spirit of Cooperation, Not Competition
Please fill out and submit this form (whole page) with your images for competition.
Maker_________________________________
Title___________________________________
Score__________________________________
Circle one: Open Children
Maker_________________________________
Title___________________________________
Score__________________________________
Circle one: Open Children
Image requirements
Please bring your images on disk or jump drive along with this form and give to the print chair at the be-ginning of the meeting. Images may also be e-mailed if needed [email protected]. Images must be emailed 5 days prior to the meeting. For optimum viewing quality please provide your images final size at 200 dpi. This will aid in both the judging and post judging usage. Thank you for your co-operation.
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host Programs
May 4 ginny otto lew everling steven Point "Reinvent yourself, not the wheel"
June 7&8 beau Peterson Jim Churchill Rice lake
The IndianheadPHOTOGRAPHER
In the Spirit of Cooperation, Not Competition
Tiffany Schmitt 320 Ross Ave. #13, Schofield, WI 54476
Uniting Photographersfrom the Mississippito the Wisconsin River... and Beyond!
Indianhead schedule of eventsPRInt CAtegoRIes 2008-2009
Any Questions contAct Joy cAhill Print chAirmAn
May ChildrenJune Red
