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Club & Meeting Information

The Inland Empire Photo Club welcomes all guests and new members to our club regardless of photographic experience or skill level.  Whether you are serious about photography or just hoping to learn,  we invite you to attend a monthly meeting to meet us and find out what the IEPC is all about. Click this link if you are ready to Join Now!

Meetings are held at:

The Assistance League of Temecula

28720 Via Montezuma

Temecula, CA 92590

General Meeting - First Thursday of the Month at 6:15PM / First-Time Guests Welcome Starting January, 2025

Next Meeting: January 2nd. Details below.

Education/Critique Meeting - Third Thursday of the Month at 6:15PM - Members Only

Even months to be an education meeting and casual critiques on odd months.

THERE IS NO EDUCATION NIGHT FOR DECEMBER INSTEAD WE HAVE A HOLIDAY LIGHTS PHOTOWALK

Details below.

Club Outings

Details and signup sheets can be found on the Outings members only page.

Upload your Outing images and any other images you would like to share here => Upload Images

Club Outings

La Jolla in January
Where: Meet at by the Cave Store
Leader: Laura Corsun

This is always a fun event and in fact it's more fun than you could expect, so if you haven't done it before come on out and see why!

Local and Regional Events

2025 Salton Sea Bird Festival

Saturday, January 18th, 7am to Sunset

Link to flyer and link to more information

Hawk Watch - Ramona

Saturdays in January and February

More details can be found here.

Meeting Happenings

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General Meeting - January 2nd

Guest Speaker: Lawrence Pallant

Travel Photographer

My first camera was a film Canon AE-1, given to me as a gift when I was 16. I immediately loved taking pictures, but I didn’t have the patience to learn camera technique with the slow feedback loop of film. At the same time, I developed a love of the outdoors and backpacking. I always had a camera with me while backpacking or hiking, though I refused to carry more weight than a point-and-shoot.

Upon leaving high school I moved from Connecticut to California and discovered the beauty of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. This became my backyard throughout my career as an elementary school teacher. Also, with the development of digital cameras, it became much easier to learn and refine photography techniques.  In 2005, I joined a photography backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies. Everyone had an SLR or DSLR  except me. One participant took me aside to give me some ideas about how to take better shots with my Canon Powershot point-and-shoot. This turned out to be the start of developing deeper skills as a photographer.  

When I went on my first trek in the Himalayan Mountains of Nepal in 2014, I made the jump to a full-frame camera. It wasn't until I retired from teaching in 2018, that I had the time to dive deeply into my passion for photography. Now I am free to share the beauty and awe that I have been experiencing in nature throughout my life.

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Featured Member Photographer - Gary Matthews

Educational Meeting - January 16th, 2025

"Lightroom Collections"

Host: Kim Brown

There's a lot more to Collections in Lightroom than you may think!

Come and learn all about it, and have fun with your friends at the photo club!

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