Traveling Exhibit

A selection of fifty-three beautiful nature photographs will be on display at the George Washington University campus in Ashburn. The address is Innovation Hall, 45085 University Drive, Ashburn, VA 20147 The exhibit is free and open to the public. It includes photos by Loudoun Photography Club members Charlotte Arnold, Geff Bourke, Jonathan Fabich, Bob Hayward, Art Hughes, Ross Konigsburg, Michelle Moomey and Carol Tharp.

The fifty-three images form a traveling exhibit of the very best photos selected from over 750 entries by Northern Virginia photographers for the 2012 Nature Visions Photo Expo. Since 2002, members of the Reston Photographic Society and five other area clubs have organized this annual Expo. Today it includes a full-day seminar by a nationally-known photographer, over twenty more lectures and workshops, and a marketplace of thirty vendors of equipment, instruction and more. The centerpiece is an exhibition of approximately 300 juried nature images by members of six clubs: the Loudoun Photographic Society, the Manassas-Warrenton Camera Club, the McLean Photo Club, the Northern Virginia Photographic Society, the Reston Photographic Society and the Vienna Photographic Society.

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Daily Macro View by Mike Moats May 15, 2013
Thank you to all who came out to my presentation last night at the Morton Arboretum Photographic Society, located west of Chicago. I was happy to learn that they set a new club attendance record, and at last count they were at 115 people, and more coming in. The Morton Arboretum is 3,000 acres of […]
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Night Vision January 1, 2013
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Getting Creative to Outcrop Your Camera December 20, 2012
Our guest blogger is Bernard Chen I often like to change my landscape images with different sizes like a rectangular or square panoramic view. Besides just keeping my gallery interesting, I have other reasons why I like to do this and I will expand on this later. So you might be asking when should I […]
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Knowing Your Equipment December 1, 2012
By Jim Borden As nature photographers we strive to get good compositions with stunning colors and birds and animals with the utmost detail. There are many challenges that we face to make the most out of the subjects that we find. The amount of light, the angles of the light and of course the […]
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Why Do You Make Photographs? November 1, 2012
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