End of Year Banquet (Paypal now available!) It is never too early to plan for a wonderful evening. There will be your fellow photographers, eye-popping award winning photographs from every competition, the end-of-year competition winners and awards, an excellent buffet,... more

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. more

If you have submitted images (novice or advanced; mono or color prints or digital) and have won any award (1'st, 2'nd, 3'rd or Honorable Mention) in the NVPS monthly competition this 2011-2012 club year, you are eligible to submit those images into the End-of-Year competition. more

Tom Burden and Melanie Marts, co-VP's of Competition, are pleased to host James (Jim) Steele as competition judge.  This month is "Oldies Night".  This means there is no time limit for your images.  Please upload your digital images by the... more

If you've ever wondered why a photographer chose a specific vantage point to create a photograph, this presentation is for you.  Join us as we review some photographs created by icons of the photographic community, and discuss how aspects of... more

Please join Lea Schlosser (prints) and Ceasar Sharper (digital) on May 22, 2012 for the Member's Gallery. more

End of Year Banquet (Paypal now available!) It is never too early to plan for a wonderful evening. There will be your fellow photographers, eye-popping award winning photographs from every competition, the end-of-year competition winners and awards, an excellent buffet,... more

Do your images have flat or dull colors? Try changing your white balance setting to 'CLOUDY'. This is similar to adding a warming filter to your camera and will work particularly well with outdoor portraits and landscapes. Adjusting your white balance is easier than carrying extra filters. Of course if you are shooting in RAW you can adjust your white balance in your photo editing software and compare your results.