The Mid Michigan Photography club was founded in 2006 by Ron St. Germain with the help of June Cooke. Ron is a professional photographer in the Lansing area and is the recipient of 27 professional awards for published works, including four at the highest international level. June Cooke is a local artist and is part-owner of Art Anew.
We meet on the first Wednesday of every month at 6:30 PM at the Michigan United Conservation Clubs building: 2101 Wood Street Lansing, MI 48912-3785 (Map...)
Additional club information, such as our mission statement, goals, planned activities, and information on dues can be found on the About page.
For additional information, contact one of the club officers listed on the Contact page.
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Our August meeting will feature what promises to be a fascinating presentation by Judy Yaker of The Greater Detroit Camera Club Council. Judy will inspire MMPC members with her photographs taken from around the world. The meeting will be on Wednesday, August 4 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Michigan read more »
MMPC's regularly scheduled monthly meeting will feature a fascinating presentation on bird photography by MMPC's own Tom and Charlotte Rasmussen. read more »
We have a fantastic speaker lined up who is going to be talking about action/sports photography. His name is Mike Mitchell and he is a professional photographer with Meijer. Mike is going to be talking about a bit on how he got interested in shooting action/sports and will cover what read more »
Now that I have espoused the virtues of getting out (or in) and shooting during the winter months, please don’t forget my “New Year’s Challenge.” I appreciate all of you who have communicated with me and let me know that you did indeed accept my challenge. I hope you are read more »
On a brisk Sunday morning, three of us (Greg Smith, Janet Waterstradt, and Rich Wyllis) met in Grand Ledge and headed to Grand Rapids to explore the tropical gardens at the butterfly exhibit. Getting there at opening was a great idea, as this is a popular exhibit, and gets crowded read more »