Program Mary Louise will present a program focusing on Black and White Photography (monochrome). Black and white photography has been around since the 1830s or so. It has a classic appeal that persists today. But unlike the days of film, today’s digital technologies give us the ability to refine black and white images in ways
About a decade ago, I had a chance to go to Botswana on safari. I bought an intermediate camera with the longest optical zoom then available. Although I didn’t see all of the Big Five, the photos of the animals are great memories of that trip. The camera also had manual controls, so I
The NVPS held it’s first competition of the year on September 20, with Ellis Rosenberg as the Judge. All the award winners are listed below, along with images of the first place winners. Digital – Class 1 1st Place – Wendy Xu – Tianzi Mountain 2nd Place – Ron Petricka – Balloon Over Namibia 3rd Place – Anna V. Aslund -Balancing Act HM – John Joseph Murray – Two Mittens
We are extremely pleased to announce that Corey Hilz is our Portfolio Project reviewer in 2016-17. Corey will review initial portfolios at our January 31 meeting and final portfolios on May 9. Well-known to NVPS members, Corey is an outstanding photographer and educator. More about Corey is here. Sign up now for the Portfolio Project
At this month’s Education and Training session, we will present a how-to/hands-on matting seminar to help members prepare their images for print competition or for personal use. We will set up several workstations around the room where presenters will demonstrate how they cut mat using their equipment. This is a hands-on session, so bring a
The Joseph Miller Center for the Photographic Arts takes great pride in announcing its SEVENTH ANNUAL juried abstract exhibit. ALL interested photographers are invited to submit entries for this much anticipated spring event. Submissions to the First Annual JM Abstract Exhibit were limited to local NVACC-related clubs; however, over the years, because of the influence
Jug Bay Patuxent River Boat trip. Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary. http://www.jugbay.org/ Landscapes and wildlife. Timed for Marsh flowers and Virginia Rails, Ducks and maybe Eagles. Meet at 3PM; boat trip 3:30 to sunset. First ten people to sign up. (Will keep a waiting list.) Boat is $10 Pp if we get 10 people. This is a 30 person boat
Photo Ops in town, down the road to Tilghman Island, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and an Antique Car Show “Concours D’Elegance”. Lunch will be mid afternoon at the Crab Claw. People wishing to come the night before can stay at any one of many hotels on Route 50 Easton Md. There are several B&Bs
Kieulan Nguyen – Digital Images A native of Vietnam, Kieulan came to America a week before the end of Vietnam War in 1975. She has spent two thirds of her life in Fairfax, Virginia and has considered this place as her second homeland. Married with 3 grown children and her lovable dog named Chewy. Her husband retired
4th Tuesday of each month except December Confirmed Gallery Date Digital Print September 27, 2016 Michael Aarons Patricia Deege October 25, 2016 Kieulan Nguyen Tami Steiger November 22, 2016 Polly Terriberry Mark Chen January 24, 2017 Bill Vanderpool and Nancy Dubiell Georgette Grossman February 28, 2017 Jeff Hancock Stan Bysshe March 28, 2017 Judy Guenther