Learn how to use Lightroom to be in control of your digital workflow. This training session is designed to make Lightroom easy to understand and put you in control of all it has to offer. We’ll go through using the Library and Develop modules: starting with importing and organizing, then moving on to image adjustments
Our first Anonymous Critique session will be on November 13th. Our critiquing judge will be Bill Prosser. Please send no more than two (2) images to nvpsimagegallery@nvps.org by Friday November 9th. We are seeking between 25-30 images, so if more are sent we will try to have one image represented from each submitter. Please follow
All Fairfax County public schools will be closed on Monday, October 29, and Tuesday, October 30 and since NVPS follows the Fairfax County public school closing policy, NVPS will not meet on Tuesday October 30th. Please join us November 6th, 2012 for Program Night with Speaker Susan Bloom October 30th is a very special
Truly amazing images can be captured in macro and close up. The macro lens can see what the human eye cannot. Macro and close up photography are very different from traditional photography. True macro photography is close up photography, but close up photography is not always macro photography. Macro photography begins when the thing being photographed
Join Sandi Croan for an evening of analyzing photographs that don’t quite make the grade but can be improved with some magic through software. We have all taken photos that we wished could be re-taken, but that’s not possible. These photos fall into the gray area of not to be tossed out, but by some
Dennis Govoni and Roger Lancaster, co-chairs of the NVPS Education and Training, have designed a survey to help them plan and organize programs for next year (September through May.) It would be extremely helpful to them if you could complete the survey at your earliest convenience. We are limited to 100 responses. However, should we
May Workshop: Jim Steele (an excellent professional photographer and critic) will critique a digital slide show of portfolios prepared by about 20 members who have participated in the project this year. Each portfolio will contain up to 16 images on a particular subject selected by the maker and mostly taken this program year. After his
Below are the general instructions for participating in the second anonymous critique workshop of the year. If you would like to participate please send no more than two (2) images to dngovoni “at” verizon.net AND roger “at” thelancasters.us no later than Thursday, April 5, 2012. We will only be doing digital images for convenience. Please
Processing our photos is an important step towards making our images look their best. In this workshop Corey Hilz will demonstrate his workflow for making image adjustments. He’ll discuss how he evaluates a photo and decides what adjustments to make. These adjustments will range from global to local and Corey will explain how he chooses
The Second Annual Joseph Miller Abstract Exhibit opens on May 4 and continues to May 28. (See NVACC.org for further details. It is expected to be even better than last year’s First Annual Abstract Exhibit where 57 photographers from NVACC camera clubs had abstract images juried in. The first exhibit was spectacular, so spectacular one