David Emitt Adams is a nationally exhibited photographer who makes “tintypes,” one-of-a-kind images, which are placed onto found objects like discarded cans and the lids of 55 gallon drums.

[image_frame style=”framed” title = “David Emitt Adams Oil Drum Lid” align=”right” width=”300″ height=”299″][/image_frame] Incredible as it may seem, the photographer pours a photographic emulsion onto the object while in the field and chemically processes the image in a matter of minutes – exactly the way it would done in the 19th century. His work has recently been on display at the Phoenix Art Museum.

Learn more about the photographer at www.DavidEmittAdams.com.

Elections for PSNWA Board Members will also be held at the November general meeting.

Join us for the October PSNWA General Meeting featuring the work of Photographer Jane Goble.

Jane Goble has lived in Northwest Arkansas for 13 years. Her photography journey began when she got her first camera from Walmart on clearance. After a few weeks of having the camera, she fell in love with photography. Photography has changed the way she views the world. 
Her greatest pleasure is photographing wildlife. She gets satisfaction knowing she has captured a unique moment in time.

Jane and her husband Keith have 2 grown children and 4 grandchildren they adore.
 As Jane has grown older, she realizes it’s the experiences in life that make her rich. 
She hopes to continue to gain riches through travel, adventures, and photography.

Join us for a special event during the PSNWA monthly meeting. We’ll be meeting at the Rogers Experimental House, an incubator for the arts in Northwest Arkansas. Our special guest speaker will be Hal Mitzenmacher, who will discuss Night Time Photography. Hal has traveled the country looking for dramatic locations for his night photography using only a camera, tripod and flashlight. This event is free to PSNWA members and the public.

Join us for the August PSNWA General Meeting featuring the work of Photographer Diana Michelle. Diana will be discussing putting together a fine art exhibit, portfolio, and how to get shown while also presenting images from her macabre project.

Diana Michelle earned her degree in Fine Art with an emphasis in photography and a Bachelor of Science in biology from the University of Arkansas. She is the recipient of the Arkansas Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts 2009 Annual Bibba Pruet Scholarship. She teaches photography and Photoshop at Northwest Technical Institute. She displays her Fine Art at galleries and museums both locally and regionally. She directed the documentary short Westland about the reclusive artist Tim West, which has aired on AETN and was a part of the 2014 PBS Online Film Festival.