Tickets On Sale Now
We are excited and looking forward to our sessions on November 5, 2023! Take advantage of Early Bird pricing until October 1, 2023 and get your ticket for $40. After October 1 tickets will cost $50.
If you are a member of the eight photography clubs that are members of Mid-Atlantic Photo Visions your discounted price is $30. Your club representative will provide you with the code. We invite photo clubs who are not yet members of Mid-Atlantic Photo Visions to publicize our event to their members for a discount price of $40. Contact us for newsletter copy, a jpeg flyer and the discount code at marketing@midatlanticphotovisions.org.
Sessions and Speakers
Rad Drew
How I Did It!™; The Magic, Power and Ease of iPhone Photography!
Sunday, November 5 at 9:00 a.m. | Session + Q&A
Tim Grey
A Great Photo From Planning to Post-Processing — A Step-by-Step Approach
Sunday, November 5 at 10:30 a.m. | Session + Q&A
Julieanne Kost
What’s New in Lightroom Classic and Photoshop
Sunday, November 5 at 1:00 p.m. | Session + Q&A
Simon d’Entremont
Sharpening Your Wildlife Photography Skills
Sunday, November 5 at 2:30 p.m. | Session + Q&A
Colleen Miniuk
Finding your Creative Voice
Sunday, November 5 at 4:00 p.m. | Session + Q&A
Awards Ceremony
Hear stories from each of our competition award winners
MAPV Raffle
Tamron has generously donated a 28-75mm f/2.8 Di III VXD GD lens for Sony and DSLR mounts.
Singh-Ray Filters has generously donated a 1B Warming Circular Polarizer Thin 77mm and 4 Ray-Vu Cleaner Packs.
Luminar Neo Software has generously donated 4 Lifetime subscriptions for Luminar Neo and an educational course by Albert Dros, Creative Photo Editing Techniques in Luminar Neo.
Competitions
The finalists for the Student Competition have been posted! The grand prize winner will be announced at our Awards Ceremony on Sunday, November 5.
The last day to submit images into the Nature Competition and Photo Art Competition has passed. Best of luck to everyone who submitted. Check our Dates and Deadlines page to learn what happens next.
2023 Sponsors
The Maryland Photography Alliance (MPA) is an association of Maryland-based photography clubs dedicated to enhancing photography as a hobby, making photographers aware of meetings and group-shooting opportunities, and providing mutual assistance to member clubs through pooling resources.
Find out more about MPA’s competition, gallery show, and one all-day seminar at their website, https://www.mdphotoalliance.org.
While there, be sure to check out their 7th Annual Photo Contest!
Skylum makes world-renowned photo editing softwarethat helps elevate the creativity of photo artists. Capture your favorite moments and bring them to life with Luminar Neo — the cutting-edge photo editing software designed to make your creative vision a reality.
Canon U.S.A., Inc., is a leading provider of consumer, business-to-business, and industrial digital imaging solutions. The Large Format Systems Division offers state-of-the-art large-format printing solutions designed with exceptional speed, flexibility, and quality. With a wide variety of printers, ranging in size from 24 to 98 inches, Canon has a large format solution to fit your needs.
Registrants will receive a code by email in mid-November for an exclusive mail-in Bonus Rebate of up to $100 off on select Tamron Lenses!!! Visit the Tamron website for all your lens needs.
Singh-Ray Filters: Doing Business for over 50 years producing top quality camera filters, treating each customer as they are the best customer, and never compromising on quality.
District Camera strives to offer our customers the very latest in merchandise, at the very best prices, and all with the way we would want to be treated ourselves. They invite you to their family-owned business and hope that you will see for yourself what we mean. Visit their website at https://www.districtcamera.com
Passing of John Tabor, President of Loudoun Photo Club
Loudoun Photo Club is sad to announce the sudden passing of John Tabor Jr., their esteemed club president. John was the cornerstone of the club for many years. Not only was he a dedicated photographer, but he also possessed an unwavering enthusiasm for imparting his wisdom to others. Over the past few years, John dedicated himself tirelessly to modernizing Loudoun Photo Club’s technological capabilities, enabling the club to navigate the challenges posed by the pandemic. Despite his demanding professional commitments, he consistently made time to mentor and offer guidance. Additionally, John was an accomplished pilot, navigating the skies with the same passion he brought to his photography. His absence leaves a void in our hearts, and he will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.
In memory of John’s legacy, his family kindly suggests making contributions to the American Red Cross via https://www.redcross.org.
