Holiday Gift Card Special – Conrads Chocolate Camera and Gift box

Not sure what to give? A Bergen County Camera makes for a great gift or stocking stuffer!

Order now online or pickup in store

In-Store
Free Conrad’s chocolate camera (Your choice either dark or milk chocolate) and gift box with your gift card purchase over $50.00 while supplies last for in-store purchase.

Online – Free Shipping
For free shipping mail orders will include a voucher for the chocolate camera for later redemption in the store.

Online – Paid Shipping
Should you wish the full gift box and chocolate camera option, please call the store 201-664-4113 for a shipping quote and delivery estimate.

While supplies last – limit 10 chocolate cameras per customer.

Car Show Assignment

Key Dates:

Watch our assignment video for full information – here

Deadline is November 6th
Review Webinar is November 12th at 9:30 am – register here

Area car shows:

October 1 – 4:30 -8:30 pm – Saddle River, Rindlaub Park – Rock and Roll Car show

October 2 – 12 – 4 pm – Tenafly – Cars, Cops, Coffee car show – Cafe Angelique – 1 Piermont Rd, Tenafly, NJ

NewJerseyCarshows.com has a great listing by month

Not in our area or just looking for more ideas – try googling local car shows.

Send images to focus@bergencountycamera.com All entries are due November 6 limit 1 image per participant,
Landscape Basics with Canon Webinar

Landscape Basics with Canon Webinar

Saturday September 24 at 9:30 am – Live only no replays

Free Registration

Landscape Basics: This class takes a look at Landscape Photography from a slightly different perspective. Gear, Lenses, and Filters are discussed before breaking into ideas such as capturing details, long exposure, adding people, times to shoot, black and white, and getting creative. We even discuss Lightpainting landscapes. The class closes with presentation ideas to make your images live on.
 
This class is for everyone, regardless of skill level, camera brand or type.

About Jeff Leimbach

Jeff Leimbach

Jeff is a professional photographer, graphic designer, Canon Product Educator, and KelbyOne Instructor. As an architectural photographer, Jeff photographs approximately 20 buildings and spaces a year throughout the US.

He has served as moderator for Photoshop World, Photoshop Seminar Tour for KelbyOne, and the Canon in Action Tour for Canon Live Learning. Other workshop experience includes staff instructor for Moose Peterson’s Digital Landscape Workshops and owner of The Digital Photo Workshops.

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Free Registration

Online Focus Session – Sports, Summer Birding & Used Equipment

Online Webinar Saturday August 13, 2022

Join us for a 3-part online Focus Session. Well discuss the following:

Bob Gramegna – Used Equipment Update
Matt Malwitz – Summer Birding Update
John Currens – Summer Sports Photography
Plus your Questions

Free Registration
https://summit.bergencountycamera.com/talks/sports-shorebirds-used-equipment/

Jean Fruth Grassroot Baseball: Route 66 – Talk and Book Signing

Thursday July 28, 2022 – 6pm talk – 7-9 book signing
Learn more by watching the preview video below or reading below. Hope you can join us!

Free Registration

Both the talk and book signing are Free – Please RSVP either or both these events

Jean Fruth will be visiting Bergen County Camera in Westwood, NJ on Thursday, July 28th from 6 pm – 9 pm for a talk and book signing. At the center of this event is her new book “Grassroots baseball – photographs by Jean Fruth” You can meet Jean Fruth and have your book[s] personalized at this free event. No purchase is required to attend either of these events.

6 pm – 7 pm – Jean will present a short talk on the book

7 pm – 9 pm – Book signing with Jean Fruth

We hope you can join us for Jean Fruth’s Grassroots Baseball – Route 66 edition.

About the book: Grassroots baseball – photographs by Jean Fruth

Hardcover – 256 pages – $70 Purchase is not required to attend this free event.

“I’ve learned that the game is more than just a sport – it is dreams and aspirations for so many youngsters wherever I go. The culture of baseball is so much bigger than just what happens on the field.”

Jean Fruth Bio

Sports Photographer Jean Fruth does more than take pictures.  She tells stories — of vibrant personalities, local cultures, and distinctive communities.  From a small darkroom to the most iconic stadiums flooded with lights, Jean’s trajectory as one of photography’s preeminent visual storytellers has taken her on a round-the-horn tour of the world’s most indelible landmarks – from the world of baseball to the world at large.  Sports have always been Jean’s most compelling subject, and from her earliest days in sports photography, she covered everything from wrestling to sailing to basketball — and on any given Friday, she could be found taking full advantage of those Friday night lights, shooting northern California’s storied football rivalries.

Soon Jean was called up to the big leagues herself, as she spent nearly a decade shooting the crown jewels of Bay Area sports — the Giants, the A’s, the 49ers.  Her portfolio quickly expanded when she was invited to Cooperstown and the National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum, where she helped build the museum’s archive and bring to life the story of baseball.  America’s most eminent historical institutions – including the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum and the Smithsonian — have featured her work.

What drives Jean now is to serve communities through her storytelling – as the co-founder of Grassroots Baseball, a non-profit that promotes participation in baseball at the youngest levels, and as a traveling photographer for La Vida Baseball and La Vida Sports, digital media companies that shares the stories of Latino sports around the globe.  As one of Sony’s select Artisans of Imagery, and through her popular workshops, she shares her techniques, her insights, and her love of images — both the power of pictures and the stories they tell.

Jean’s first book, Grassroots Baseball: Where Legends Begin, was released in 2019. Her latest, Grassroots Baseball: Route 66, was just released in June 2022, with proceeds benefitting the non-profit program.