The Lake Houston Area Photographers Club
Second in a series:
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This trip is a great opportunity to photograph several species of
migratory waterfowl and other birds and wildlife. Bosque del Apache
WLR is located just south of Socorro, New Mexico along the upper Rio Grande River.
Attendees have the option to drive to and from Socorro or fly to Albuquerque and use a rental car for ground transportation. We will stay in Socorro from December 2nd to the 4th and then spend the night of the 5th in Alamogordo so we can visit White Sands National Park before returning to Kingwood.
For more information contact through our Event page here.
Keep an eye on this space for coming articles on astrophotography. Articles will be published frequently on topics ranging from location planning to technical shooting tips and post processing.
Our January Speaker’s Book can be ordered online. Click Here. You can watch the presentation by clicking in the monthly meeting box in the right column or here.
A big thank you to Tamron USA rep, Armando Flores for speaking to our club about how lenses work. Enjoy the video.
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