Event Phone: (479) 789-5000
PSNWA is teaching a class on “How to Photograph the Night Skies” at Hobbs State Park Conservation Center on the evening of February 6th, beginning at 5:30PM.
The PSNWA event is organized in conjunction with the Sugar Creek Astronomical Society who will also be presenting “Navigating Tonight’s Sky” and providing telescopes for astronomical viewing.
PSNWA’s partnership with Hobbs State Park has been expanded to include a photography-only bald eagle boating tour. To allow maximum opportunity for photography, the excursion will be limited to a group of 12 participants; however, we will repeat the event for additional members to attend.
Oh the weather outside might be frightful, but this photography opportunity in the studio is just delightful!
Join us for a holiday themed glamour session at the PSNWA studio sponsored by the Fashion/Glamour Photography Division. This fun evening includes models in holiday inspired settings.
Everything is provided except for you and your camera. Experience in studio photography is not required. Professional photographers will be available to answer any questions and assistance.
Come out for a fun evening of photography and social mingling. This is a great opportunity to meet and get to know other PSNWA members. Pizza and drinks provided during the session.
Registration required.
In the final artists’ reception of 2015, PSNWA will reveal an exhibit of the 2015 Online Competition winners. Come out and see a collection of the best the online competition had to offer this year, voted on by you, the members of PSNWA! The competitions have been outstanding this year, and the artists celebrated here represent the broad variety of members in PSNWA, from portrait photographers to nature lovers, from longtime professionals to relative newcomers.
In addition, our new hall gallery will display a mini exhibit from PSNWA member Melissa Jones, “Vanishing Past.” In this exhibit, Melissa shows off one of her greatest photography passions, the old iron bridges of the past. These unique structures carry stories of the past, but they are disappearing rapidly. The exhibit reminds us of the structures that have been lost and celebrates those that have been saved.
Light refreshments and alcohol will be served, and artists will be on-hand to discuss their photography. Come out and join us for the last reception of the year and celebrate 2015 as an amazing year for the photographers of PSNWA!