December 2020 Zoom "Virtual Christmas Dinner and Photo Show" 
Rather than meet at Rails Restaurant at the Depot in Kerrville, we maintained social distancing and "gathered virtually" on Zoom to view a presentation prepared by Dale Leach of member's best images.
August 2020 Zoom "Virtual Meeting" 
 "Show and Tell" Subject: National Parks, State Parks
​July 2020 "Virtual Meeting"
July Presentation: National Geographic Photo Ark
The National Geographic Photo Ark, led by photographer Joel Sartore, is a multiyear effort to document every species living in zoos and wildlife sanctuaries, and help save wildlife by supporting on-the-ground conservation efforts. Explore thousands of photos in the Ark to find out more about wildlife around the world and the threats they face in the wild.
July "Show and Tell": Texas Hill Country Photo Ark

Joel reminds us all that photography can and should be approachable. Every shot does not have to be formal and use expensive equipment, and photography certainly should not be an adult-only hobby. Through diving into Joel’s work as well as exploring the outdoors and our own visions as photographers, we grow into empowered storytellers and changemakers. Nowadays, most of us forego fancy camera equipment and use our cell phones to capture the stories of our day-to-day lives. The best camera is often the one you have on you. Together, we relish the challenge of deciding how to define moments we experience into a compelling story that documents each of our journeys.
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In this COVID-19 world, now is a great time to delve into photography as a means of learning. There’s so much you can do with this special craft in nearby parks and our own neighborhoods and backyards.

With this in mind, all Hill Country Camera Club members were asked to imagine they had been invited to join Joe Sartore's Photo Ark project and send their own photos of birds, fish, animals, amphibians and other "beasts" that roam the Hill Country.