Are you ready to immerse yourself in a weekend of photography, inspiration, and hands-on creativity? Mid-Atlantic Photo Visions (MAPV) will be held November 1–2, 2025 at GMU Mason Square, Arlington, Virginia—with a full slate of off-site shoots, workshops, presentations, and more. Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned shooter, there’s something to light up your photographic passion.
What’s On Tap
Off-Site Photo Shoots & Unique Subjects
- Raptors Photo Shoot at Upton Hill Regional Park – Get up close with red-tailed & Harris hawks, a vulture, an eagle owl “Bubo,” and a peregrine falcon. These majestic birds will be expertly handled by EarthQuest, offering great chances for striking wildlife shots.
- Night Photography Sessions
- Saturday evening: The National Mall with Marie Joabar
- Sunday evening: Georgetown with Marie Joabar
- DC Cosplayers Photo Shoots
Workshops, Presentations & Learning
MAPV 2025 offers:
- Ten presentations from notable speakers, on topics like: bird photography, abstract/light/shape/colour work, travel storytelling, landscape impact, street photography & motion videography, emotional connection through images, and more. View all Sessions
- Hands-on workshops covering macro, floral & botanical, abstract, flash lighting, light painting, single-light setups & more. Limited spots! Sign up Now
- One-on-one instructional/portfolio review sessions with instructors/speakers. Great chance to get personal feedback.
Why You Don’t Want to Miss It
- Capture dramatic wildlife moments under expert guidance.
- Learn new techniques from pro photographers in real time.
- Be inspired by peers and high school artists.
- Build your network and your portfolio.
Save the Date & How to Register
- Dates: Saturday-Sunday, November 1-2, 2025
- Where: GMU Mason Square, Arlington, VA; with off-site shoots around the area.
- Registration: Passes are available now. Workshops, photo shoots, and 1-on-1s tend to fill quickly.
Post photo by Joe Brady – Don’t miss his session: Creating Landscape Photography with Impact – Saturday, November 1 at 2:45 p.m.
