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  • Programs: Tips on creating that Amazing UHD Time-lapse with Mark Kettenhofen

    Programs

    For his presentation, Mark will talk about his time as a senior staff photographer with Nikon for more than 20-years, how he was tasked with creating marking imagery for Nikon.  Mark’s last two award winning project were the showcase marketing adventures that were shown world-wide. These projects were to create UHD (4k) time Lapse for […]

  • Field Trip: Monuments at Night

    Field Trips

    If you missed our Fall 2020 trip to visit the Monuments at Night, you're in luck.  Our April field trip will return to the monuments at (or just after) peak cherry blossom season.  Lots of photographers visit this time of year, but what many don't know is that the monuments are best viewed after sunset.  […]

  • Portfolio Project – Final Portfolio Project Review, Group 1 with Cynthia Keith

    Portfolio Project

    Portfolio Project: The first final review of the Portfolio Project will be held with Cynthia Keith as our reviewer for the first group of this years participants. Cynthia L. Keith is a native Washingtonian. Her love of photography started in a journalism class at Walt Whitman High School and over the years has led her […]

  • Competition with Judge Nicol Hockett – No Theme, Open

    Competitions

    Competition Theme: Open within the past three (3) years Nicol Hockett specializes in portrait photography with an approach that balances authenticity in studio craft with a refined finishing style to bring out and preserve the beauty of the subject's character. As well as her passion for making portraits, she also creates lens-based, contemporary visual art […]

  • Member’s Gallery – Prints (Virtually): Getting to Know You with Susan Blalock, Suzy McIntire and Terri Lannigan

    Member's Gallery

    This evening will be an NVPS first: a Group Member’s Gallery featuring three of our newer and new to gallery presentation members. Susan Blalock, Suzy McIntire and Terri Lannigan present three mini Member’s Galleries. Susan Blalock Susan got her love of photography from her grandfather and helped him develop photos for family holiday cards in his […]

  • Member’s Gallery – Digital: People, Places and Things with Greg Smith

    Member's Gallery

    People, Places and Things (but not in that order!) This presentation is broken into three parts:  People (street photography), Things (that caught my eye) and Places (landscapes and places) from our travels over the last few years. Greg Smith Bio: Enthusiast to Opportunist to Hobbyist to “Something More”? Greg became familiar with photography from an […]

  • Member’s Forum – The Art of Building Photography with Jim Sinsheimer

    Member's Forum

    Construction photography is a subject that not many photographers get at chance to explore.  For me, however, it came as an integral part of my career in architecture and construction project management. My interest in photography paralleled my architectural education during which I documented most of my college projects. As my career developed, so did […]

  • Programs: Ethical Wildlife Photography with Kristi Odom

    Programs

    In her presentation, Kristi will discuss things related to bird and wildlife photography, from lenses to camera choices, autofocus settings, getting great shots, and how to do it ethically. She will talk about gear, behavior (the wildlife as well as our own), and respect. For instance, how close is too close? How do you know […]

  • Competition with Judge Roy Sewall – Theme: “No Time Limit, Open”

    Competitions

    Competition Theme: Open with no time limit Roy Sewall is a semi-retired professional photographer based in Bethesda, Maryland. His interest in photography evolved from travel in six continents, yet he found his own community to be one of the most photogenic locations in the world. He has done extensive work for private and commercial clients, […]

  • Field Trips: Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens

    Field Trips

    Spring has sprung and it’s time to capture some flowers at one of the nicest gardens in the country: Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Richmond, VA.  The garden is comprised of 82 acres and contains more than a dozen themed garden areas, a conservatory and a large lake.  In May you can expect to see […]