Member's Gallery

Member’s Gallery (In Person): Laos Through My Lens with Didem Lenz
Description: This presentation features photographs captured in Laos between 2012 and 2014, offering a glimpse into the charm of this Buddhist nation in Southeast Asia. Known historically as the "Land of a Thousand Elephants," Laos is celebrated for its breathtaking natural landscapes, warm-hearted people, and flavorful cuisine. Life here unfolds with a calm simplicity, where […]

Member’s Gallery (In-Person): Historic Cape May, New Jersey with Janice Kane
Cape May, New Jersey is a quaint, historic town located at the southern tip of New Jersey. It was founded in 1609, originallyas hunting grounds. It soon became a hub for the East Coast whaling industry. In 1761, it became the first seashore resort in our country. After a fire swept through the town in the late 1800’s, new buildings were constructed in the “modern” Victorian Style. It […]

Member’s Gallery – Print (In Person): Nature and Theater with George Bradshaw
Description: Two themes, similar from a certain perspective -- though some may call theater mere artifice, it also serves as our meager attempt to grasp the nature of Nature. And as the photographer attempts to capture the natural beauty of a perched bird or a lone tree or a rippling river reflection, he also attempts to […]

Member’s Gallery (In Person): Judy’s Travels from Above the Arctic Circle to Mars and In-Between with Judy Graham
Description Judy has been fortunate to travel to some amazing places in her pursuit of landscape photography, and occasionally she transforms into a wildlife photographer. Her member’s gallery consists of images from Norway, New England, Isle of Skye in Scotland, the Northwest, Caddo Lake in Texas, and the Badlands in South Dakota and Utah. Bio […]

Member’s Gallery (In-Person): Print – Stepping Through a Time Machine with Sarah Blalock
Description: In our busy modern world, it seems we fail to look back upon what has happened in our past. Or when we do take time to look back, we think about the wonderful generals serving our nation, but we forget the small things behind them, such as the people working to make an honest […]

Member’s Gallery – (In-Person):Colena Turner – The Faces of Cuba
Colena’s passion for photography began in high school when a family friend gave her a film camera. She quickly became the go-to photographer for family gatherings. In 2003, she upgraded to her first digital camera, the Nikon Coolpix E4300. Over the years, she used several Nikon digital SLRs, including the D90 and D7100. Thirteen years […]

Members Gallery (Prints) (In Person): In Search of Big Cats with Don Little
Description: There is something compelling about big cats. It is easy to be drawn in by their gaze. Their majestic appearance and nature are awe-inspiring, and it is thrilling to see and try to capture moments of as they live their lives hunting, playing and resting. Don Little undertook a somewhat unpredictable journey last year to try and […]

Member’s Gallery (Digital, In Person) – iPhone Photography: The Things You See! with Greg Smith
Description: With his iPhones, Greg Smith has often captured spur-of-the-moment events, but also taken landscapes, portraits, and anything else that is picture worthy. And quite a bit that is not. Greg has found that often the iPhone’s camera settings are excellent as far as the image capture and has used native and Lightroom apps for […]

Members’ Gallery (In Person) (Print) – “Bring Your Printed Material” Day for Everyone
Description: Because it was so popular last year, Members’ Gallery would again like to invite everyone to share their printed photo art, images, and projects on May 27, the last Tuesday meeting of the 2024-2025 year. Each NVPS member is encouraged to bring up to four prints or photo projects created in any manner of […]

Member’s Gallery: (In-Person) – Safari with David Kravitz
During his high school years, David Kravitz had his own dark room and enjoyed exploring black and white film photography. Then life intervened. After college, graduate school, and a 40-year academic career, he has returned to photography, as he always intended, though he has left film for digital. Although David’s interests are wide-ranging, his primary […]