Joy Brathwaite is a Washington D.C. event and portrait photographer. Joy started photography in July 2013 with a Nikon D3000. Shortly after picking up the camera, she was invited to join NVPS by a work colleague. Through NVPS she has met great photographers and learned various photographic techniques, from whom and which she credits with
David Heagy My father helped me buy a Rolleiflex 2.8E Twin Lens Reflex camera while I was in high school (I still have it). He showed me how to take basic pictures, develop, and print my photographs. I learned the technical side of photography at RIT but I never had any training in composition. Our
Roy Sewall spent most of his youth in India, Pakistan, Indonesia, and the Philippines; his State Department family’s home base was the Washington, D.C., area. Roy has a BS in Physics from Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland and a MS in Engineering Science from Penn State. He returned permanently to the Washington area in 1969
RENÉE COMET is a noted advertising photographer specializing in food and still life photography. Whatever the subject, her visual treatment can best be described as uncomplicated, fluid, and elegant . Her distinctive work has appeared in advertising, packaging, cookbooks, stamps, and digital libraries. Some of her clients include: Food Network, PopCorners, Glutino, Marriott International, Australian Lamb, Itoen Tea,
Program Photography has undergone a revolution in the last 20 years. Digital cameras produce images that can be processed with powerful software right in our personal computers and cell phones. Digital post-processing is now just as much a part of the creative process as composing the shot and snapping the shutter. In fact, post-image-processing opens
Portfolio Project Interim Review is January 30! Bring an Old Portfolio for All to See. (NOTE: Deadline for submitting your interim work is January 21). It’s not too late to sign up for the Portfolio Project. Just send an email to PortfolioProject@NVPS.org requesting that you be added and we will create your personal folder in the gallery. You must also register to
Some Nature, Travel & Sports Photos and Tips with Bill Corbett A photographer of student life and sports for his college yearbook in the late seventies, but thereafter without a darkroom or free film, Bill Corbett resumed his photography education in 2006, thanks to the gift of a D70 from his wife, Judy. Among other
January 27, 2018, to Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, PA We’ll try to chase away the winter blahs with a field trip to Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, on January 27. While the Garden’s four-acre conservatory offers a vast assortment of plants and flowers, the annual “Orchid Extravaganza” begins the weekend before, so those flowers should
Josh has presented photography workshops at the Smithsonian National Orchid Show, Edith J. Carrier Arboretum at JMU, U.S. Botanic Garden, Brookside Gardens, Sarah P. Duke Gardens, American Horticultural Society Garden School, Adkins Arboretum, and Longwood Gardens. In addition to being a former Canon Camera instructor, Josh speaks at camera and garden clubs, judges photographic competitions,
1st Place – Class 3 Monochrome – Tom Brett – Hat & HandHere are the results from December 19th, 2017 themed competition. The theme was “faceless self portrait”. Digital – Class 1 No Awards Digital – Class 2 1st Place – Tracy Sarang – The Long Day 2nd Place – Steve Steiner – Me and