Shooting the Light A personal journey on becoming a student of the light Dennis Govoni UPDATE: Here is a link to the Shooting the Light-NVPS Light. The critical element of every photograph. When is the BEST light for a subject? In this presentation we will look at how to make stunning photographs by studying the light
It’s all in the presentation or make the passer happy with well matted photos. The September forum will be a demonstration and information on how to mat your prints for competition, framing and display. We will show the techniques we have learned over the years.– from measuring to cutting to mounting in the mat.
Michael Kane has generously allowed us to post his presentation Introduction to Printing for everyone to enjoy and review.
Forum:Photographing Nature in Your Own Backyard For: NVPS on Tuesday 26 March, 2013 By: Wayne Wolfersberger – Nature Is Wild Photography Web site: waynewolfersberger.com e-mail: wayne.wolfersberger@gmail.com Equipment Needed – Just a basic camera and lens. A zoom telephoto is helpful; the long end works best for close-ups. Next – purchase a diopter but of
The following materials have be graciously provided by Georgette Grossman from her presentation on Getting your photos out of your computer! PRESENTATION_Get photos out of your computer DIRECTIONS RR Cards_PRESENTATION DIRECTIONS make-up bag photo DIRECTIONS Collage_PRESENTATION
You are no doubt reading this because you are a photographer. So, let me repeat to you a question I was asked last year at a social gathering after I was introduced to another artist. My friend said, “Let me introduce Brooks Jensen. He’s a photographer.” The other artist then asked the most curious question:
Bill presented the following at the November critique at NVPS and several asked to share this presentation. Judging Images–Short Version III
Paul Simmons has provided this presentation from his forum on the elements of visual design. This is an outstanding presentation on a subject that can substantially improve your image composition quality. NVPS Self Improvement Presentation
Here’s a link to Matt’s presentation from the May 22nd meeting. Please note this may take a minute to download Abstracting and Visual Design (the images in this presentation have been compressed and may show digital artifacts such as pixelization)
Attached is an excellent list of places to take photos in the Washington DC area, particularly for Nature Photography. Thanks to Denise Silva the author for allowing us to post this and George McLennan for his updates. Thought it might be nice to dust this off for people to review WDC Area Photo Destinations