First Light Camera Club exhibition runs through Dec. 28 at Curtis Library

BRUNSWICK — First Light Camera Club, a group of photographers who have been meeting in the Brunswick area for the past 25 years, is hosting a show of members’ work at Curtis Memorial Library through Dec. 28.
The exhibition is in the Morrell Meeting Room, at the library, 23 Pleasant St.

The club meets regularly throughout the year and members may elect to shoot to a different theme every week for “Project 52,” and share results on Facebook in order to learn from each other. Photos are occasionally critiqued by colleagues with an eye toward improving skills.
embers may also take part in photo outings and field trips and learn by watching others. Often, Club members are out photographing in all types of weather, times of day and night,and locations for their own personal gratification. Themes that photographers concentrate on include landscape, astrophotography, portraits, wildlife, farm life, artists and studios, abstracts, black and white, infrared, street and so much more.
From time to time, an opportunity comes along to exhibit, and work is submitted, juried, finalized for presentation, and then installed for the public’s enjoyment. Exhibited work is also available for purchase.The club has about 70 members and always seeks new people to get involved.
Photographers showing include Nancy Greindl, Topsham; Gordon Alley, Warren; Dick Tarr, Vassalboro; Bill Boyd, Topsham; Prisca Kenison, Brunswick; Donna Salko, Brunswick; Rob Smith, Harpswell; Craig Snapp, Brunswick; Norma Warden, Auburn; Karen Kurkjian, Pownal; Corrie Zacharias, Falmouth; Rich Reynolds, Cushing; Linda Cullivan, Scarborough; Denley Poor-Reynolds, Freeport; Linda Alschuler, Cumberland.
Library hours are 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. For more information, visit www.firstlightcc.com; the group;s Facebook page; email info@firstlightcc.com; or call 207-449-8573.