NVPS will be closed on February 9th and there will be no meeting.  Since NVPS follows the Fairfax County School closing policy, in the interest of your safety and wellbeing we will not meeting on February 9th, 2010. Please stay... more

It is hard to believe that we are more than halfway through this club year. It has been an amazing year so far and by the time this goes to print, I wouldn't be surprised if we hit the 250... more

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Field Trip to Lewis Ginter Arboretum, Richmond, VADate: Saturday, February 13, 2010                Gate open: 9:00 amFeatures: Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden enlightens and inspires its visitors through its outstanding botanical collections, horticultural displays and landscape... more

On Tuesday February 16th, 2010, we will hold our sixth competition for the 2009/10 club year with Shannon Ayres as our judge. There is no specific theme for the February Competition. Shannon Ayres was born in Chicopee, MA, but was raised... more

Timber S. Gooding Bio:A true native of Northern Va. ,  Timber has seen the area grow from beautiful and natural landscapes  to the modern and exciting  architectural arena is today.  He has always been involved in the arts his entire... more

Members Gallery on February 23rd. 2010 will include Prints by Kent Mason and Digital Projection by Yulan Guo.  Join us for their presentations immediately followed by February's Forum presentation. The following are the biographies of the members presenting on February 23rd:Kent MasonKent Mason is a... more

Please join us Tuesday, March 2 at 7:30 PM for award-winning photographer, James Roy, who will speak on "The Art of Creating Fine Art Environmental Portraits". James will join us for dinner at Chili's at 5:45 pm prior to the... 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.