Our second Image Competition of the year is coming up! Submissions will be open May 5th and will close May 14th. To attend in person, reservations are REQUIRED.
Our second Software Class installment will be hosted by Troy Miller of Spicyjello joined by Steve Brazill and Frederick Van Johnson of TWiP. Each of our guests will share pieces of software/tech that they love and want to share.
Every month our board of directors hosts a meeting to discuss new ideas, refine event details, and deliberate on all things IEPPV. Have a question, idea, or concern? We welcome you to join the conversation.
Join our guests for a candid discussion about photojournalism as they share what the subject means them and how it affects the art they create.
Previously known as our Image Critique class, Image Review is a great opportunity to receive fair and honest feedback on your images to prepare for Image Competition or to simply learn more about improving your photographic skills.
Join us for a night of photographing old classic cars with our featured instructor, full-time commercial photographer, Jim Doyle.
Join artist Neale Adair for a hands-on workshop on the process of creating a piece of digital artistry using Adobe Photoshop.
Our image category workshops are designed for those interested in improving their image(s) in efforts to earn Image Competition merits (score of 80 or above) in a specific category. Each session will feature an instructor that will guide you through the core principles of composition, exposure, final capture, and post-process editing that will elevate the quality of your image(s).
Every month our board of directors hosts a meeting to discuss new ideas, refine event details, and deliberate on all things IEPPV. Have a question, idea, or concern? We welcome you to join the conversation.
Image Competition provides an amazing opportunity to hone and share the photographic skills that make up your art. Competition is not always about winning. The very nature of competing will drive you to improve all the skills needed to create superior work. Winning is just another perk of competition, the real reward comes from growing your skills.
