Get out and take some photos!
- Location
- Sandy, UT 40.57-111.81 84092US
- Meetups
- 4 so far
- Members
- 84 members
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- April 25, 2009
Looking for a group of people to share your photography with? We are that group! We are not professional photographers but if you are one, we’d love to have you join us. We are a group of people looking for a fun reason to take more pictures, foster creativity and meet new friends.
Each month we will draw one word using it as the inspiration for our pictures. Then we’ll get together for a round of show and tell and learning from each other.
Every level of photographer is welcome.
Past Meetups
Join INSPIRED- A Digital Photograph
y Group
What's new?
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Nov 23
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New member
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Nov 22
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New member“I recently moved to Utah. I was a member of a camera club in N.H. and miss it. I am looking forward to meeting new people that enjoy photography.”
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New member“Sounds like a fun way to photo shoot with a purpose :)!”
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Nov 21
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New member“I'm interested in this..”
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Nov 19
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New member
“I am just starting to get into digital photography. I love it!”
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Nov 10
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New member
“Enjoy taking pictures. Haven't been into it for a while. I would like to mingle and see different techniques.”
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Nov 7
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New member
“I'm passionate about color and light. I want to share, and get feedback about, my creations.”
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Nov 6
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New member
“Photography is my passion. I dont have an expensive amazing camera... but what I do have I take good pictures with. It would be nice to have someone to share this with.”
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Nov 5
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New member
“I just moved to Provo from South Florida and I am looking to meet others who enjoy photography as much as I do!” -
New member
“I decided I needed a hobby, and chose photography. I love to capture what is beautiful and make it last. I am new to all of this, but loving it a lot.”
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Nov 3
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New member
“I'm a complete photography newb, hoping to learn how to take decent pictures”
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What members are saying
“ This is a great chance to show your work to other photographers, but more importantly to ask questions about others work and the techniques used to produce them. ”
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