CT Valley Camera Club Hosts Corporate Photography Seminar

THE LYMES, CT - From The Connecticut Valley Camera Club: The guest speaker at the Monday, April 2 meeting of the Connecticut Valley Camera Club (CVCC) will be the acclaimed professional photographer Bill Truslow, who will give a presentation titled, "Corporate Photography." The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. at the Lymes’ Senior Center, 26 Town Woods Rd., Old Lyme, Conn. All are welcome.

Photographer Bill Truslow's career has taken him all over the world, photographing power plants in Turkey, eagles in Alaska, and serving numerous corporate and industrial clients in the US. Blessed with an instinct for the story and an eye for light and composition, Truslow has the technical know-how for the digital photography landscape. His many clients appreciate his rare ability to bring out the very best in his subjects, whether it's shooting a group of student acrobats, media mogul Sumner Redstone, or lone pilots beside their racing aircraft. Truslow’s clients include Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University and the New Hampshire Furniture Masters Association.

In his April 2 presentation, Truslow will share his experience and technical expertise with members of the club and guest attendees. All are welcome. There is no admission charge.

About the Connecticut Valley Camera Club (CVCC): The CVCC is dedicated to offering its membership the opportunity to become better photographers. The group offers a variety of presentations and interactive workshops to help members expand their technical and creative skills. Photographers of all levels of experience are welcomed. The club draws members from up and down the river, from Middletown to Old Saybrook; from East Hampton to Old Lyme; and along the shoreline from Guilford to Gales Ferry.

For more information, visit the club’s website at https://ctvalleycameraclub.smugmug.com/. CVCC meeting dates, speakers/topics, and other notices are also published on the club’s Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/CTValleyCameraClubPage.

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