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What’s happening at HPS
We meet at least twice a month to share ideas on the art and science of photography. The first meeting of each month is devoted to a Program where an invited speaker discusses a specific area of photography. The second meeting is devoted entirely to a competition, with entries in four categories (color and monochrome, in digital or print). In addition, the society holds activities to meet up and share photographic techniques. It’s a great time for mentoring, tutoring, and some social time together.
HPS is on Meetup. Anyone with the love of photography and a desire to shoot more is welcome here. We want to meet other local photographers, share our work and learning from each other. More info here.
HPS Blog Posts – Programs, Competitions and Events
Programs
Competitions
Events and Shows
January Program – What makes a great travel photo
January Program: What Makes a Great Travel Photo by Scott Kelby Professional photographer Scott Kelby, shares his top 10 tips for taking great travel photos. From the Taj Mahal to the Eiffel Tower, you'll learn how he captures landscapes, architecture and portraits...
November Program
November Program: Dr. Gordon Telepun, How to Enjoy, Observe and Photograph a Total Solar Eclipse Dr. Gordon Telpun is a board-certified plastic surgeon in private practice in Decatur, AL. He has observed and photographed five total solar eclipses (2001, 2002, 2006,...
October Program – Astrophotography
October Program: Astrophotography with Trey Walker Our presenter for October will be Trey Walker. I first met Trey while attending his Astrophotography Workshop at Cheaha State Park. I talked to Trey at that time about presenting to HPS but unfortunately,...
April Competition – In the Woods
The competition topic for April is "In the Woods". It's a great time of the year to be out exploring the woods.
February Competiton
The topic this month is "Cemeteries and Graveyards".
January Competition – Stairs
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