How to Sign Up for the Portfolio Project Register to the NVPS Gallery and set your Gallery “Username” and “Password”. Register here: http://nvps.org/gallery/ by clicking on the word “register” (upper right-hand corner). Remember your username and password. You can also navigate to the Gallery on the NVPS homepage under “All Things NVPS”. (Note: If you are
An artist’s statement should be included with your portfolio. Writing an artist’s statement should be one of the first steps in developing your portfolio. Doing so will make image selection and all that follows much easier than waiting until the end. Here is a brief “how-to”. The following information is summarized from – https://www.ebsqart.com/Education/Articles/Business-and-Marketing/14/How-to-Artist-Statement/75/ What
This competition has no theme. Don Becker started his photography business in 1976, and is still operating as Don Becker Photography (www.donbeckerphotography.com). He has had a number of one person and group gallery shows of his fine art photography images, and his fine art photographs reside in an art museum and numerous private collections all
Bob Friedman Member of NVPS since 2004 Interested in photography as a teenager with a wet darkroom in the basement (Note for younger NVPS members: Wet darkroom means I used film) I take photos of pretty much anything. I keep changing my interests from year to year. Haven’t gotten to birds. I am using a
Alan Goldstein 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
The Education and Training meeting titled: “Into the Wild Blue Yonder” with Alan Goldstein will be rescheduled for Spring of 2018. Check back in the near future for the exact date.
Biography A founding member of the Association of Independent Architectural Photographers and member of the American Society of Media Photographers, Mr. Luria has had his images appear in over 100 publications, including TIME Magazine, Travel and Leisure Magazine, Prevention, Washingtonian, Washington Flyer, Washington Spaces, Food and Wine, and Cuccina Italiana, in the Washington Post, the
I believe that part of photography is sharing your work beyond competition night. So many wonderful images are stuck in computers, notepads, and cells phones crying to get out. On November 14th I shall present a program entitled Creating Cards and Calendars! I shall demonstrate creating note cards using Red River cardstock. Their website contains
Digital – Class 1 1st Place – Sidney Stone – Girl With Chicken 2nd Place – John Olsen – Remembering 3rd Place – John Murray – Despair Girl With Chicken Digital – Class 2 1st Place – Ron Petricka – The Happy Musher 2nd Place – Lee Halvorsen – Tired 3rd Place – Kacy