John Spry
Profile
I’m an enthusiast photographer and I enjoy Macro 1:1 the most, landscape and sports photography play a big part also. I’m the founding member of the Photographers of Plenty Valley a family friendly camera club. I have been a member of the Diamond Valley Photographic Society for 8 years and am now the competition steward. I’m the superintendent judge of the Whittlesea Agricultural Show photography section. This year I received the prestigious Viv Ball Landscape Award from the Victorian Association of Photographic Societies 2009.
I lecture on digital photography in community libraries and judge local photography competitions. So as you can see I’m heavily involved in my hobby
I use a Nikon D300 and I am building up my lenses again as I just changed from Pentax and sold my kit I also have a Canon G10 Power Shot a very nice compact
Groups
John Spry hosts Photographers of Plenty Valley and is a member of "Tone It Down"! (3/day - No [EXPLETIVE] color allowed!), ** Super Macro Photography (Two Per Day ), **FOCUS and LIGHTING**, 1:1 Macro Photography (Limit: 2 posts per 24 hour period), A Fascinating Purple (75% Purple), All About Fire, All About Flowers, All That is Nature (Photography Only), All things in the Natural World, Australian Native Plants-2 per day, Backyard Macro and Closeups (3 a day), Bee & Wasp Passions, Black and White Photography, Cars, Motorbikes and Motorsports, Classic Cars Worldwide, Dandelions, Depth Of Field (2 images per day) - Read Group Rules Please, Fabulous Flowers, Friends of RedBubble, Gorgeous Flower Cards, Insects, Bugs and Creepy Crawlies (2 A Day), Leaves , Light and Reflection 1/24, Nikon DSLR Users Group - 2 uploads per 24 hours, Parrots Only (Birds), Rusty, Crusty and Falling to Bits - 2 Per 24 Hours, Selective Coloring, Shots in the Fog, Sports Photography, Spring Blooms - 2 per day, Stop and Smell the Roses, THE 500 TO 5000 VIEWINGS GROUP, The Collector's Corner, The Ferrari, Porsche, TVR and Aston Martin club, Trees - 2 images per day with trees as the focal point and Victorian Viewfinders.
