In April, we’ll be going back to New York City (April 13-15). Tentative plans include Times Square at night, Midtown Manhattan (Grand Central Station!), Brooklyn and Brooklyn Heights (including views of the Brooklyn Bridge), as well as lower Manhattan (Wall Street and Washington Square). Our plan is for everyone going on the trip to meet
The March field trip will be March 24, going to Huntley Meadows Park, Mason Neck State Park, and/or the Elizabeth Hartwell National Wildlife Refuge. You can go to one or more of the locations – we plan to meet up for lunch (and possible libations) early in the afternoon. Huntley Meadows combines a wooded and
Digital – Class 1 1st Place – Julie Konzelman – Ballet Class 2nd Place – My-linh Tran – WV Falls 3rd Place- Gaetana Diberto Ebbole – Canal Crossing Digital – Class 2 1st Place – Kieulan Nguyen – Posing for the Master 2nd Place – Lee Halverson – Sweeping Station 3rd Place – Kathryn Mohrman
For this month’s themed contest, show us your best photos of Americans at Work. This may be of a single person, or multiple people, at work. The person or persons and the work being performed must both be clearly evident in the photo. Let’s showcase Americans at Work by demonstrating their emotions, determination, strength and
Take this opportunity to get feedback on your images without needing to enter a competition. Send in images you are thinking of entering into competition, images you are experimenting on with new software, or images that may need just a little help. Remain anonymous, or enter into the discussion if you want, this is all
A Passion for Wildlife Photography: the Stories Behind the Images Based on more than 30 years’ experience photographing birds and other animals, Irene will cover the knowledge, strategies, techniques, and equipment required to capture professional wildlife images. She will include information on locating, attracting, and approaching animals along with prime locations for wildlife photography, the
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,
Bill’s Presentation is called Africa Bill Millhouser became interested in photography in the early 1970s, starting with a used Yashica SLR and then a series of various Canon film SLRs. Bill enjoyed travel and nature photographs, but the outputs were limited to color prints in scrapbooks and boxes of Kodak Carousel slide trays. Having flamed
February’s field trip will be to the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, MD, on February 17. The museum website gives this description of what we’ll see: Located among Baltimore City’s historic southwest neighborhoods, at the original site of the historic Mt. Clare Shops, the B&O Railroad Museum is recognized universally as the birthplace of American railroading. …
Digital – Class 1 1st Place – Tana Ebbole – Winter on the Potomac 2nd Place – Joseph Gaul – Jumping Dolphins 3rd Place – John Murray – Zermat Steeple HM – Joan Barker – Leaf Veins Digital – Class 2 1st Place – David Crooks – Sunset 2nd Place – Willa Siegel – Flying