Forum: “Work It” The title of my forum discussion is “Work It!” I shoot all kinds of subjects but it’s relatively rare that I spend more time and attention on what’s in the viewfinder than two or three exposures. I do move position and change in-camera crop and consider the orientation, but “see it, shoot,
Judy Graham Title: “Spend a Couple of Days in the Page, AZ Area” Description: If you are planning a photography trip to the American Southwest, plan to spend a couple of days photographing the spectacular scenery surrounding the Page, AZ area. In the spring of 2010, Judy Graham hired Charly Moore, the owner of Overland
Chuck Campbell will provide an interactive presentation on his Aug 2018 trip to Portugal. Chuck has been shooting with Canon cameras for over 40 years and to his wife’s relief, he finally got rid of almost all of his old cameras and other useless gear. Anyone need a good 1-megapixel digital camera? Chuck has been
Streets of Old Shanghai The neighborhoods of Shanghai’s Huangpu district continue to be under constant redevelopment. Entire blocks of Huangpu housing projects (typically dating from 1870 ~ 1930) are being demolished and replaced with modern high rise buildings. These new developments will contain expensive apartments, condos, offices restaurants and shopping malls. Shanghai’s unique Shikumen style
May Forum with Ginger Werz-Petricka Ginger has been a member of NVPS since 2009 and has been involved with both Members Gallery and Education and Training, but, her main interest is the Portfolio Project, where she interned with Bill Prosser and Bill Corbett. Her first SLR was a Minolta SR-T-101 that saw her through college photography
Michael Aarons Michael has an NVPS member since the 2014-2015 season. Michael enjoys photographing concerts, his dog, and anything else that catches his attention at the moment. Until 2015, Michael primarily used a Nikon D5000, but now uses a Nikon D750 as his “go to” body. His lenses include the Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8,
David Heagy My father helped me buy a Rolleiflex 2.8E Twin Lens Reflex camera while I was in high school (I still have it). He showed me how to take basic pictures, develop, and print my photographs. I learned the technical side of photography at RIT but I never had any training in composition. Our
Some Nature, Travel & Sports Photos and Tips with Bill Corbett A photographer of student life and sports for his college yearbook in the late seventies, but thereafter without a darkroom or free film, Bill Corbett resumed his photography education in 2006, thanks to the gift of a D70 from his wife, Judy. Among other
A member of NVPS since 2012, Alan has been involved in some way or other with photography for the past 55 years. It all began with a science teacher instructing him on the art of film developing. At that time, he was using a Kodak Brownie. Veering off during his teen-age years to using an
Monday, 21 August 2017, was one of the most talked about astronomical events of the century. It was the first time since 1979, that the contiguous United States had seen a total eclipse. The total eclipse could be seen along a 70 mile wide band, spanning across 14 of the United States, starting in Oregon and ending in