Marauders Outings

        ———-    Current Months Flyer is at the bottom of the page – scroll down to see it    ———-

The Mid-Week Marauders are a group of individuals who participate in monthly photo outings (mostly on  Wednesday) to locations in or near (within a 1 hour drive) from Albuquerque, New Mexico.  Attendees are usually members of the Enchanted Lens Camera club, but membership in the club is not required for participation. The Mid-Week Marauders trips are communicated by Club e-mail.

The Marauders    

–  Offer a monthly outing in and around Albuquerque, usually on  Wednesday

–  The regular monthly outings will usually be outdoor venues, although there may be opportunities  to go indoors.  There may be additional outings, above and beyound the regular monthly outings.  These bonus outing may fall on a different day of the week then Wednesday.

–  We usually grab a bite after the photoshoot as well.

Marauders Team: Earl Schwers, Stephen Foiles, Mike McGovern, Carla Chirigos, Tom Kilroy, Jan Ward.

—————- Barry Schwartz and Laura Munzlinger, Mid-Week Marauder Co-Chairs  —————-     

We encourage members to post their Marauders images on Flickr,  in the Marauders Group.  You can join the group by following these instructions:

Once you have joined Flicker, go to your new home page.  At the top of their page there is a search box that says “Photos, people, or groups”. Enter “ELCC” and then click the “groups” drop down. You  should get all of the ELCC’s  Groups with those letters.  Click the join button for the “ELCC Photo Sharing Group” and Tom Kilroy will approve your entry to the group when he gets the  Flickers auto email. 

                           

Attend a Marauders Outing if you want to:
· use your camera more often
·  go to places you’ve seen in other people’s photos
·  spend some time with people who share your interest in photography
·   accumulate photos for the Club’s Photography Exhibition, Portfolio or other competition
·  have fun while you learn about photography from others and try out what you’ve learned