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SUMMARY:Programs: "Street Photography" with Denise Silva
DESCRIPTION:Street photography is one of the most interesting types of photography\, but it can be challenging and often times overwhelming. In this presentation\, we will explore techniques for overcoming these challenges and creating images that tell the story of everyday life. \n\nDenise Silva was the featured photographer in the July/August 2015 Photoshop User Magazine\,  “Who’s Who in the KelbyOne Community article.” Additionally\, Denise was recognized as one of the Top 200 Women Photographers Who Inspire by Nature Photo Guides and has had multiple articles published in Extraordinary Vision (EV) Magazine. \nDenise finds every aspect of photography rewarding. From in-camera composition to post-processing\, photography is meditative\, creative\, and challenging. Her passion is to capture images\, from landscapes to urban decay and to share her experiences and knowledge with fellow photographers. \nTo this end\, she and Don Rosenberger started Road Runner Photography Tours. James Norman has recently joined the team! \nThey look forward to sharing their passion for photography with you and know that their tours will not only take you to great places\, but also give you an opportunity to build your network of photography friends while enhancing your photography skills through experience and knowledge sharing in a supportive environment. \nThere is no better place to learn and develop your skills than in the field! \n 
URL:https://nvps.org/home/event/january-8-2019-programs-tbd/
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SUMMARY:Meeting Cancelled Due to Weather. Portfolio Interim Review Rescheduled for February 12.
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URL:https://nvps.org/home/event/meeting-cancelled-due-to-weather-portfolio-interim-review-rescheduled-for-february-12/
CATEGORIES:Activities,Portfolio Project
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SUMMARY:Competition: "No Theme" with Judge Jim Steele
DESCRIPTION:January’s Competition Judge is Jim Steele. There is no theme.  \nJames Steele is a photographer in the tradition of Ansel Adams and Edward Weston. Working primarily in medium and large format\, his “scapes” of land\, sea\, and body represent the finest in traditional and digital photographic imagery. \nJim has studied with Cole Weston\, George Tice\, Joyce Tenneson\, Christopher James\, Carson Graves\, and Martha Casanave. \nIn our DC area his work can be seen in Studio #343 in the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria. \nJim has taught workshops and photography courses at the Art League School in Alexandria\, the Smithsonian\, Visarts\, Photoworks\, Inc\, at Glen Echo Park and has guest lectured at Georgetown University. He has also taught numerous workshops in digital printing. \n“First and foremost\, I photograph what interests me\, until it no longer interests me; then I photograph something else. Most of my work is landscapes and figure studies executed with both traditional and digital materials.” \n“In the end\, it’s not about the process\, it’s about the image. It either works or it doesn’t.” \n \nJAMES D. STEELE – BIO \nEDUCATION: \nB.S./M.S. Industrial Engineering\, University of Missouri. Master photography classes with George Tice\, Carson Graves\, Christopher James\, Cole Weston\, Joyce Tenneson\, and Martha Casanave. \nBIOGRAPHY: \nJim Steele is a photographer working in both monochrome and color landscapes and nudes. Steele is equally comfortable in both traditional and digital processes. \nSteele photographs the landscape throughout the Southwest\, Northeast\, Pacific Northwest\, and Europe. \nSteele has a studio in the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria\, Virginia. \nHe frequently lectures on the subject of fine printing and has taught at Photoworks\, the Smithsonian Institution\, the Art League in Alexandria\, Va\, and has guest lectured in photography at Georgetown University. \nTEACHING STATEMENT \nCraft is not a substitute for a lack of vision…..
URL:https://nvps.org/home/event/january-15-2019-competition-no-theme-with-judge-jim-steele/
CATEGORIES:Activities,Competitions
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SUMMARY:Member's Gallery: "Prints" - Eva Lanyi;  Digital: "Night Photography" - Chuck Campbell - Cancelled due to Weather!
DESCRIPTION:Eva Lanyi\nA member of NVPS since 2015\, Eva Lanyi has been interested in photography since her first blurry black and white photos of the neighbor’s dog\, taken with her Kodak Brownie Instamatic (which she still has).  School\, work\, and life in general created other priorities for many years. Since retiring from a 32-year federal career as an analyst\, she’s been able to concentrate more on photography and plans to make it a big part of her life going forward.   She would like to improve her technical and artistic abilities\, while keeping photography a fun\, enjoyable endeavor.  \nMs. Lanyi does mainly landscape and garden photography\, because she loves being outdoors.  She is trying to improve at bird and wildlife photography. In addition\, believing that the natural world is imperiled by human activity\, she would like her photography to show the grandeur of Mother Nature before it is gone.  She also constantly scrutinizes trees\, rock formations\, leaves\, sand (anything\, really) for interesting\, more abstract scenes from nature. Every photography adventure\, for her\, is an opportunity for a “personal best” photo. She works with Nikon equipment and a trusty Manfrotto tripod.  You can view some of her work at evalindalanyi.com. \n  \n    \n\nChuck Campbell:  A Shot in the Dark\nNote: This presentation has been rescheduled for April 23\, 2019 \nThis presentation is a compilation of outdoor images which were shot after sunset and before sunrise.  Most of the images were shot with a slow shutter speed to compensate for the lack of natural light.  And many of the images contain colorful artificial light and water reflections.  \n \nChuck Campbell is a long-time NVPS member and volunteer.  He enjoys the quiet solitude of shooting images long after others have gone home for the evening or before they wake up and get in the way of a good shot. When traveling\, Chuck always takes a tripod because he knows he will be taking many shots in the dark.  Unfortunately\, as he traveled across Europe and the U.S.\, he has missed many good meals with his wife as he waited for just the right blue-hour light.  With this presentation\, he will happily share those lonely\, hunger-induced images with you.\n 
URL:https://nvps.org/home/event/january-29-2019-members-gallery-print-eva-lanyi-digital-chuck-campbell/
CATEGORIES:Activities,Member's Gallery
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SUMMARY:Member's Forum: "Work It" with Wayne Gunther - Cancelled due to Weather!
DESCRIPTION:Forum: “Work It” \nThe title of my forum discussion is “Work It!” I shoot all kinds of subjects but it’s relatively rare that I spend more time and attention on what’s in the viewfinder than two or three exposures. I do move position and change in-camera crop and consider the orientation\, but “see it\, shoot\, move on” is my usual photography mode. There are visual situations however\, that so grab my attention that I shoot many more exposures and thus “work” the scene. Sometimes these events are planned and sometimes serendipity. For the presentation I’ll go through my experiences with a melded slide show/narrative with examples of working the subject\, ending with favorite shots from each sequence. \nShort Bio.\nWayne Guenther got involved with photography in 1967 when running around with like-minded soldiers during his first stationing in Germany\, and it grew into an avocation over the next thirty years. He retired from Army Logistics as an Lieutenant Colonel in 1988 and moved on to manufacturing management\, but always had the urge to look for creative photographs when time allowed. In 1995 he was juried into Gallery West\, an art co-op in Old Town Alexandria\, and also joined The Art League of Alexandria. This gave him the nudge to create new work every month which helped develop his base style; it’s strongly graphic\, with patterns and lines\, curves\, and reflections. In 2001 Wayne retired again and started a one-man photography business which led to a contract job at the Lorton\, VA Workhouse Arts Center where he documented the conversion of the federal prison to an arts center and functioned as “staff photographer” when it opened in 2009. He was a charter member of two photography cooperatives at the Workhouse until 2011. He and his wife Judy\, also an NVPS member\, have been traveling widely for ten years\, which has really broadened Wayne’s subject matter and style. Who knew there were landscapes\, people/cultures\, and wildlife out there? Wayne joined NVPS in 2015\, and was Photographer of the Year for Class Three Digital Images\, 2016-2017.\nAfter shooting with Nikon equipment for 47 years\, he sold everything in 2014 and changed to Micro Four Thirds\, using both Olympus and Panasonic equipment. His website is www.wayneguentherphotography.com \nWayne Guenther September 20\, 2018-Updated October 24\, 2018 \n  \n   
URL:https://nvps.org/home/event/members-forum-work-it-with-judy-wayne-gunther/
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