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Robert Lloyd

Shown below are some of Bob's favorites.

Enjoy checking them out and he will see you in August.

Making Digital Photography
Easy, Predictable and Fun
Robert D. Lloyd CPP, Cr. Photog Hon. M. Photog., API

Bob will take you through the steps of learning the issues and equipment necessary to efficiently operate a digital studio through delivering the product to your client.

Efficiency means profitability. You don’t have to have the newest and best equipment to make money.

Topics covered will be: Ease of shooting with the use of raw capture, monitor calibration, efficient use of Photoshop and Bridge as production tools, maintaining pixel quality throughout workflow, camera and computer settings and much more.

Attendees will Take Away
1. Learn to shoot fast and effortlessly with confidence
2. A practical understanding of color management Predictability of prints from the lab or your own printer.
3. How to photograph with emphasis on your subject, creativity and fun rather than distractions from camera and equipment.
4. Creating perfect image files every time without opening Photoshop.

Bob has served all offices of the Associated Professional Photographers of Illinois, President 1986-87, President of Southern Illinois Art League and Executive Secretary for 15 years, PPA Convention Chairman 1994 & 1995, PPA Board of Directors 1995 – 2006, PPA President 2003 – 2005. He taught aerial photography at Winona for many years, Winona on location classes, PPA Affiliate Schools, and teaches throughout the country. Bob was awarded the United Nation’s International Photographic Council Leadership Award in 2007.

Print Challenge for 2009 - "Loose Ends "

1. The Challenge will have a new theme every year. The theme is also the title for all entries. A large part of the judge’s score should include how well the entry fits the theme.
2. The entry must be based on and include an original photograph created by the maker. The size is not limited except by rule 3, and using more than the usual two dimensions is encouraged.
3. The entry must be self-contained and able to be brought before the judges by the print committee. Nothing external to the entry (except the judging lights) should be required for viewing and judging.
4. The entry must be repeatable, meaning that the entry should be able to be brought back before the judges later for judging of Best Challenge and be exactly as it was initially.
5. The entry may contain other photographic images and non-photographic images, may contain moving parts, sound effects, or be battery operated. The Print Chairman (along with any consultants of his choice) will decide any question of eligibility.

Supporting Professional Photographers for more than 50 years as a PPA Affiliate

Professional Photographers Association of Northern Illinois, Inc.