First I want to publicly congratulate Joe Campanellie for receiving the ASP Fellow.
Many consider the ASP fellow as being the pinnacle of photographic accomplishment and as a Doctorates degree.
The ASP Fellow was established by the ASP in 1970. SInce then only 101 photographers have achieved this honor.
Joe is only the second photographer from Maryland to receive the ASP fellow, Monte Zucker being the other.
As you can see this is a major accomplishment.
Again Congratulations Joe
More info on the ASP and the fellow can be found at www.asofp-online.com
Monday, August 31, 2009
October meeting
Our October meeting will be 10/21/2009 at the Sheraton Columbia. Our speaker is Stephanie Millner and the topic is pet photography.
Stephanie Millner, CPP will share her approach to creating beautiful and timeless pet portraiture using a very simple studio set up and some easy techniques to control animal behavior. Learn appropriate lighting for texture, how to properly treat-bait pets, and how to create an image the pet parents will forever treasure. She will explain working with troublesome pets, behavior problems, and quick-trick training during sessions. Post-processing and sales will also be discussed.
Ms. Millner owns and operates a portrait studio in Alexandria, VA. As her focus is on pets and animal photography, she works closely with many local animal shelters to help place homeless pets in their forever homes. She is an award-winning and certified professional photographer with special certification endorsements in weddings and (pet) portraiture. She is currently working on a line of high-end destination pet portraiture to debut in Italy in 2010.
Ms. Millner lives with her husband, David, and her Shetland-sheepdog, Hailey. Her hobbies include dog agility, Facebook’s Packrat, and procrastinating on Instant Messenger with other photographer friends. Somehow, she considers this "work time" although hasn’t quite justified it yet.
FURBALLS! The Art of Pet Photography
Stephanie A. Millner, CPP
Stephanie A. Millner, CPP
Stephanie Millner, CPP will share her approach to creating beautiful and timeless pet portraiture using a very simple studio set up and some easy techniques to control animal behavior. Learn appropriate lighting for texture, how to properly treat-bait pets, and how to create an image the pet parents will forever treasure. She will explain working with troublesome pets, behavior problems, and quick-trick training during sessions. Post-processing and sales will also be discussed.
Ms. Millner owns and operates a portrait studio in Alexandria, VA. As her focus is on pets and animal photography, she works closely with many local animal shelters to help place homeless pets in their forever homes. She is an award-winning and certified professional photographer with special certification endorsements in weddings and (pet) portraiture. She is currently working on a line of high-end destination pet portraiture to debut in Italy in 2010.
Ms. Millner lives with her husband, David, and her Shetland-sheepdog, Hailey. Her hobbies include dog agility, Facebook’s Packrat, and procrastinating on Instant Messenger with other photographer friends. Somehow, she considers this "work time" although hasn’t quite justified it yet.
September meeting 9/16/2009
Our next meeting will be September 16 at the Sheraton in Columbia Maryland and is our second print competition of the year. judges are Don Engler a PPA Master photographer from Delaware, Kim Phillips-Simonetti a PPA Master photographer from Maryland and Maryann Stagner a PPA Master photographer from Virginia. Visit our web site at http://www.marylandppa.com/ for more information
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