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Remote General Meetings

For the next few months, we are holding our general meeting lectures online. If you want to attend any of them live (same time as the normal meeting times), sign up on our registration page, and we will send you the connection info a few days before the meeting

View our previous speakers

May 18, 2022, 6:30 pm.
Jake Stout - Underwater in New England
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The dark steely gray waters of New England often appear unwelcoming, yet beneath the surface lies a colorful world of light and life. Whether it's in the murky brown water of a lake, the emerald green hue of the Gulf of Maine, or light blue waters of the shallows, every environment hosts a wide variety of marine life and subjects to photograph. Join Jake Stout as he recounts photographing multiple series in the diverse waters of New England both artistic and photojournalistic. Learn about the challenges of photographing in New England waters and how to overcome them, as well as how to change your own photographic mindset to open up your imaging possibilities.

Visit Jake's website at https://jakestout.photoshelter.com/index

Jake Stout is a wildlife photographer specializing in natural history photojournalism. A native of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Jake developed his love of nature spending summers in New Hampshire. He is currently studying photography at Northeastern University. Jake has been sharpening his photography skills since 2009 and has worked across many genres of the medium.

Jake began his SCUBA journey in 2017 and never looked back. A year later, he was the recipient of the Boston Sea Rover’s internship in which he traveled around the world doing underwater photography with marine scientists, BBC and National Geographic photographers and filmmakers. In 2019 Jake had the honor of presenting his work at the Boston Sea Rovers Film Festival, the longest continually running dive show in the world, and was inducted as a full active roster member in 2020.

June 15, 2022, 6:30 pm.
Dr James Ketchum - Whale Sharks in Baja
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Officer meeting

First Wednesday of every month
Location: Varies

Every month there is also a meeting where the officers discuss club issues. It is held at a different place each month, usually at a member's house, restaurant or other informal setting.

It is open to the membership, and is the perfect opportunity to bring up issues directly to the board. if you would like to attend, ask an officer and they'll let you know the location for that month.