January Member Meeting

" 4 x 15 "

It's a New Year and we're starting it off with a " 4 x 15 " Member Meeting. Fifteen
minute photography presentations from four ASMPCV members. Each member
has 15 minutes to show and discuss their photography. The work can be
commercial or personal, one photo or a picture story.

Paul Purpura is a freelance news, sports and events photographer in Nelson County, VA. Most of his work appears in Nelson County Life. His work can be seen at www.paulpurpuraphotography.com

Photo: © Paul Purpura

Matt Licari was born in Manhattan, grew up in the Bronx, and spent several summers in Maine. He has traveled extensively, both domestically and internationally. His work explores urban, suburban and rural subjects with an approach similar to that of a street photographer. He works primarily with a large format view camera, but occasionally employs handheld cameras. Licari's last body of work was a 7 year exploration of New York's northern borough, the Bronx. He is currently working on a project addressing his recent relocation to Virginia, extended family and the dying process. Hi work can be seen at www.mattlicari.com.

Photo: © Matt Licari

Dave Doody has served as photographic services manager at Colonial Williamsburg Foundation since 1987. He is a veteran of over 35 years in the photo business and is active as a freelance photographer. He is represented by Getty Images. Among his publishing credits and clients are: National Geographic Society, Newsweek, Eastman Kodak, New York Times, Washington Post, Atlanta Journal, Syracuse Herald-Journal, Boston Globe, Associated Press, Reuters News Service, CBS News, New York State Power Authority, Public Service Electric & Gas, Miller Brewing Company, American Automobile Association, Cornell University, Columbia University, the Colonial Williamsburg Journal, American Heritage, Smithsonian and Time-Life Books. His work can be seen at www.david-doody-photo.photoshelter.com                       Photo: © Dave Doody

On Assignment: March Madness 2011! Shooting the Final Four and the Masters. When VCU received an at-large bid to compete in the inaugural “First Four” of the NCAA tournament Scott Brown no idea what this would mean for his business. Soon after the Rams’ roaring victory against Perdue, he got the call that he’d be joining them on the road to the Sweet 16. It was an unforgettable experience; from flying with the team on their charter jet, to the locker room. Hot on the heels of the NCAA tournament, he jumped on a plane to Augusta, Georgia for the 2011 Masters Golf Tournament, where we produced images for a new real-time iPad app chronicling the 2011 Masters. His run this spring brought new meaning to the term, “March Madness” and these are the images he'll share at "4 x 15". His work can been seen at www.skbphoto.com      Photo: © Scott K. Brown/AugustaNational

Thursday, January 12, 2012

DOORS OPEN for SOCIAL HOUR at 5:30 pm • PROGRAM begins 6:30 pm

 at SCOTT BROWN STUDIO • 9680 Atlee Commons Drive • Ashland, VA • Directions

MEMBERS ONLY

 Kindly RSVP to rsvp@asmpcv.com