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Cape Camera February 2025

Above: Simon
Mouton captured
these two 'Blue
Hour' scenes.

Far left Jon Kerrin
gives tips to group
members and left
Kyle Goetsch offers
guidelines. Photos
Trudi du Toit.

Left: Members
in action at the
S-curve and on the
beach, captured
by Andre Mouton.
Below: Some
members elected
to shoot other
compositions
along the beach,
instead of the S-
curve. Photo: Trudi
du Toit.

thrive in a dynamic environment, I highly recommend
Memorable outing from p14
joining one of the CTPS outings. They offer a great op-
success, notwithstanding the absence of clouds. portunity to connect with fellow photography enthusi-
One CTPS member ascribes the success of the outing to asts and expand your creative horizons."
the following factors: A big Thank You is extended to Kyle and Jon for sacrific-
• Expert guidance and an engaging group: Kyle and ing their time (a weeknight at a venue which is at the
John's instruction was excellent, as always, but what re- wrong side of outrageous rush hour traffic) to make the
ally elevated this outing was the large and enthusiastic outing both meaningful and memorable. CTPS member
group of photographers. The energy was contagious, Simon Mouton who coordinated the arrangements so
and I learned just as much from interacting with the well deserves a further word of thanks.
other participants, as I did from the instructors.
• Beautiful Location: The chosen beach was stunning.
Different compositions were pointed out that can be
revisited in future.
• Efficient teaching and dynamic atmosphere: De-
spite the short timeframe, Kyle and Jon managed to
create a dynamic and engaging learning environ-
ment. The large group added an extra layer of excite-
ment and spontaneity to the outing.
The member ends by saying: "The large group added
a unique dimension to the experience, making it even
more memorable. If you enjoy learning from others and

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