BPC Board
President - Heather L. Baker
Heather has a full time day job, but her passion is photography . She has been a member of BPC for over ten years and a Board member in varying capacities for seven years. Heather enjoys shooting abandoned structures, architecture, animals and landscapes, and uses an Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II and her Samsung Galaxy S10+. Her work has won several awards and has appeared in numerous area galleries and exhibitions.
Vice President - Rich Hundley
Rich brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the position, is excited to help move the Club forward, and has already proven to be a valuable member of the team. On behalf of the entire Board, we look forward to working with Rich and continuing to provide all of you with quality meetings, outings, and other events!
Treasurer - Ron Forsstrom
Ron has been retired for over five years after working forty years at Nabisco. He has been a member of the club for five and on the board for two. Ron’s love of the outdoors shows in his landscape and nature shots. Plus seeing and photographing things from different perspectives is another area he enjoys. He uses a Pentax K3ii. His work has won several awards and has appeared in area galleries and exhibitions.
Secretary - Mike Tate
Mike has the normal 8-5 full time job throughout the week, but his passions are photography & billiards . He has been a member of BPC for about three years and has been Secretary on the board for the past two years. Mike started out using a Canon Powershot A570 in 2007. His co-worker at the time got him hooked on photography with his love of waterfalls. Mike enjoys shooting night/urban, landscapes, cars, architecture & abandoned. Recently, Mike switched from a Canon Rebel T5i to the Sony A7III.
Member at Large - Tim Hufnell
Tim retired from Public Broadcasting as a senior post production editor with two Emmy awards. He currently does freelance photography for a public relations/ marketing firm, where he specializes in fire and EMS photography for websites, Facebook and training. Tim is also a meteorologist and has done extensive travel photography in Europe, Greenland, Iceland and across the US. He uses Nikon and Olympus equipment.