It’s finally that time again: Since the popular opening evenings of the Photo clubs of the adult education center in Vaterstetten Due to Corona, it was not possible to take place in the usual setting, all members are now looking forward to welcoming numerous guests to the Zorneding town hall for their vernissage. The club’s autumn exhibition will open on Friday, December 16 at 7 p.m. Admission is free and refreshments will be provided. Many of the exhibiting club members will be present that evening, so there will be plenty of opportunity to discuss questions and impressions directly with the photographers.
This time, the photo club chose this simple, impressive composition by Wolfgang Schneidt as the poster motif.
(Photo: Wolfgang Schneidt/oh)
Although the pandemic made it almost impossible to search for special motifs in the most remote corners of the world, “the quality has not suffered from Corona,” says Josef Pfiffer, the club’s chairman, not without pride. As in previous years, there was no theme for the exhibition – the interests and preferences of the approximately 30 members are too diverse. This is also reflected in the motifs that can be seen in the town hall: the club members play the entire range of modern photography, from special detail to macro optics, reflection and staging to post-processing on the PC. This is how effects are created that have an impact.
In addition, the club is once again presenting a top-class multimedia show parallel to the exhibition: the town hall’s meeting room is quickly converted into a projection room in which visitors can enjoy a large number of colorful and surprising pictures in cinema format. The exhibition can then be seen until the end of January during the opening hours of the town hall.
Where do you think Sabine Hecker discovered this locked gate?
(Photo: Sabine Hecker/oh)
In any case, Ulrich Steger was on his way “home”, presumably in the nearby state capital.
(Photo: Ulrich Steger/oh)
Irmgard Wurdack calls this airy, dynamic recording simply “Sailing”.
(Photo: Irmgard Wurdack/oh)
And this “Piazza Unità d’Italia” by Bettina Obert offers wanderlust again.
(Photo: Bettina Obert/oh)