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Education & Training: (In Person) Storytelling in Portrait Photography with Catherine Wang

Description: Storytelling in portrait photography is the art of conveying a narrative or emotion through a single image. It involves capturing more than just the subject's appearance--using expressions, body language, environment, lighting, and props to create a deeper meaningful connection. Each element in the photograph works together to evoke a sense of story, inviting the […]

Competition – (Zoom): No Theme with Judge Mary Louise Ravese

Mary Louise is founder and owner of Bella Vista Photography in Raleigh, NC. For over 25 years, Mary Louise has specialized in photography from locations across the U.S. and throughout the world. Her favorite subject matter includes country landscapes, nature close-ups, interesting architectural details and abstracts. She draws inspiration from a variety of visual arts […]

Field Trip: U.S. Botanical Garden

NVPS January 2025 Field Trip In January, NVPS will visit the tropical conditions inside the U.S. Botanical Garden located at the foot of Capital Hill on Independence Ave.  Exhibits at the Garden range from roses to orchids, the rain forest of the Mid-Atlantic, endangered plants and the latest in home gardening. The indoor galleries display […]

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 […]

Program – (Zoom) Diptychs and Triptychs with Kai McBride

Description: There is something deceptively simple about the creation of a diptych: just put any two photographs next to each other. Add a third photograph and you can call it a triptych. But is that all there is? If you take one photograph and cut it into three parts and present it together, is that […]

Competition: (Zoom) – Theme: Self Portrait with Judge Greg Holden

Greg Holden is a photographer from Longmont, Cowho uses his photography to share with others how he sees the world. He enjoys creative photos of little scenes often overlooked by others rather than postcard landscapes. Although he won’t pass by a chance to photograph a beautiful landscape or a tranquil sunset, he’d rather be exploring abandoned places and capturing the details of the layers of paint and […]

Field Trip: Washington DC’s National Cathedral

NVPS February 2025 Field Trip Washington DC's National Cathedral is a great destination at any time of year.  The building's Gothic revival architecture and nearby garden offer a variety of subjects.  On a sunny morning in the Winter, when the sun is low in the sky, the cathedral's nave and arcade light up in a […]

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 […]

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