The purpose of the Southeastern Photographic Society (SPS) is to help members learn the skills for capturing great images and sharing them with others. The society has been serving the photographic community since 1976, now with over 100 members.
Each month SPS hosts a competition and lecture/presentation on the first Friday. Competition themes vary each month with the goal being to encourage members to shoot outside their "comfort zone".
On the 4th Tuesday of the month SPS hosts their popular member "Learn Shops"; informal lectures/presentations from club members to help teach each other a variety of photographic skills, from lighting and composition to Photoshop and Lightroom.
Roughly every other month SPS also sponsors a member workshop/field trip that is free to all paid members except when additional costs will be incurred for the venue and/or travel & lodging.
In order to enter images into competition (digital or prints) you must first be a full SPS member. Annual dues are $30 for individuals and $40 for households, due each January (some discounts/credits apply for registrations after March).
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This will be a lecture/workshop on the basics of HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography and workflow. HDR has caught on recently as a technique for creating "hyper realistic" images and/or images that simply look more like you "remember" the scene - with a greater dynamic range than what a single image capture can produce. Read more
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