What are your favorite subjects to photograph? Landscape, wild life, people, macro, animals, celestial features, decay? You can find them all in Iceland. After seeing photos of the waterfalls in Iceland and the Iceland exhibit at the Smithsonian Natural History, we decided to stop in Iceland on our way to Hungary. There are several
The story about how Kathryn was able to stay in Versailles by pet sitting and photograph in Paris can be found here.
In November 2015, Jean-Pierre Plé received the Audience Choice Award as part of DC FotoWeek’s Photo Slam. His winning image will be part of an upcoming exhibit at Glen Echo’s Photoworks Gallery. The exhibit runs November 11- December 11, 2016, and there is a reception Friday November 11, 6:00-8:00 PM. The gallery is at Glen
Five NVPS photographers had images hung at the Waterford Fair October 7-9 in Waterford, VA. Roger Lancaster won the top prize in the “Best Loudoun Photograph” category with his photograph of the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Bluemont, VA. This prize carried a cash award of $500 presented by Loudoun Now. In addition Roger won a yellow ribbon third place
Multiple Exposures Gallery at The Torpedo Factory Art Center announces the winners of its national photography competition which was juried and curated by thirty-three year National Geographic photographer Sam Abell. The show will be on display in the Multiple Exposures Gallery, Suite #312, Torpedo Arts Factory, from October 18 to November 27 with the awards
Tom Hady, APSA, MPSA, was a featured exhibitor at the Photographic Society of America’s annual conference in San Antonio in September–one of only two photographers so honored. In what amounted to a mini-retrospective, Tom exhibited ten of his black and white prints from the last forty years.
The Lion Yawning, which won best in class at the end of year banquet was published in the Autumn 2016 issue of Zoogoer magazine. It is a magazine that is part of the FONZ membership.
Bob Friedman, Willa Friedman and our friend Meryl Silver will have a show from October 8 to November 13. Since Meryl, Bob and Willa are all originally from New York City, we’ve called the show From the Big Apple to the Capital. There will be about thirty images, approximately half from New York and half
Wayne and Judy Guenther and Willa Friedman were juried into the September Art League show.
This image, Skimmers at Work, won the Wildlife category at the 2016 Nature Conservancy Photo Contest which is run annually. It was captured at the Viera Wetlands, Viera, Florida on February 29, 2016 near sunset in one of the quiet pools of water that make up the Wetlands. The Viera Wetlands, a water reclamation site