Past Events

  • Insects at Hobbs State Park
     September 24, 2016
     2:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Insects at Hobbs State Park are easy to spot and photograph thanks to the ponds directly adjacent to the Conservation Center. Come and join us in the classroom for a discussion of insect photography, and then walk outside to test your new photographic skills.
We are fortunate to have Austin Jones, President Entomology Assoc of Arkansas, and PSNWA member Bob Thomas giving instruction. Austin conducts insect research at Hobbs and Bob is one of the best known dragonfly photographers in the nation.

Cloudless Sulpher

  • To be successful you will need a macro lens, or a medium telephoto lens able to focus close enough to fill your viewfinder with a flower and an insect or two. If you have one, a monopod may be useful to help steady the camera and lens.
  • Just for fun, you may also want to review the Arkansas Butterfly Checklist and see how many you can photograph during the event.

PSNWA and Hobbs State Park formed a partnership in 2015 to bring photographic education to the park grounds, and “Insect Photography”, is one of several events created to combine classroom education with practical, photographic experience.

Read more about the partnership here.

This event is free and open to the public; PSNWA Member and Guest Registration is available as a courtesy reminder for the event.

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  •  August 6, 2016
     5:30 am - 9:00 am

Join us for a sunrise photoshoot at the dam at Lake Fayetteville. Lake Fayetteville was completed in 1949 and is comprised of 458 acres of land with 194 acres of water. The lakes east/west layout means that beautiful sunrise pictures can be taken from the dam. A paved walking trail along the top of the dam joins a parking lot on the northern edge of the dam, and makes for quick and easy access to the prime photographic locations.

We will meet on the Lake Fayetteville Dam just past Lewis & Clark on Highway 71B (Just north of the Northwest Arkansas Mall) between 5:45 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. After sunrise take a stroll to the southeast for some additional nature photography along the lake trail.

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Nyberg Building at Arkansas Tuberculous Sanatorium

Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanatorium – Booneville

  •  July 9, 2016
     8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Join PSNWA at Akansas’ largest facility on the National Register of Historic places for a photography only tour of the Arkansas Tuberculous Sanatorium in Booneville. Rachel Silva of the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program will be leading a tour and “re-photographic survey” of the facility – using historical postcards dating from the early 1900s. The facility has generously offered to help publicly display images which historically capture the exact vantage point from which the antique images were taken. Our photography only tour of two hours lasts from 8:00AM to 10:00AM, and will be followed by a public walk and historical discussion on the thousands of patients and residents who made “the Hill” thier home. The combined activities conclude at noon.

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  • Fireworks shoot
     July 1, 2016
     9:00 pm - 11:00 pm

On July 1, PSNWA members and guests will take part in a special shoot of the fireworks at Arvest Ballpark following the Northwest Arkansas Naturals game.

Registration MUST be completed by June 29 in time to get press passes made.

Photographers will have access to the ballpark not given to the general public. We will be photographing the fireworks from inside the stadium, from on the field and from near the press box. The event is free, but again, registration MUST be completed by Wednesday, June 29 in order to receive a press pass for access to the ballpark. Come early to enjoy the game, or meet by the Sam’s Club community room by the 8th inning (probably about 9 p.m., as the game starts at 7 p.m.). 

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  •  June 18, 2016
     8:00 am - 10:00 am

Last weekends Yard Sale was successful, but we didn’t sell everything. So why the items are gathered and the prices marked we are offering you a second chance to buy or sale at the PSNWA Yard Sale Part 2! For sale are photographic items, past PSNWA props and unused PSNWA inventory including furniture. Yard Sale opens 8:00 a.m. Saturday morning, and concludes at 11:00 a.m.

Do you have photographic related items to sale? Bring them to the PSNWA Yard Sale.* Similar to a flea market, you can drop off items the night before between 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. or the morning of the sale. PSNWA will provide price tags. Tags of sold items are kept and your proceeds distributed to you after the sale.

Yard Sale Guidelines:

Only PSNWA Members can sell items; however, the sale is open to the general public
The sale will take place from 8:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. on Saturday the 18th of June
Members can bring photography related items only
You must register to sell prior to the event. You can send an e-mail to Jay Stout at jaystout12@yahoo.com
Price everything to the nearest $0.25
Your items must be marked in the following manner (on a Hang Tag**):
IYS # you’ve been assigned
Short Item Description
Price
Example: #4 Camera Bag $5.00
*PSNWA is not responsible for last or stolen items. Members with big ticket items such as lenses or camera bodies are encouraged to bring item the day of the sale and stay with the items to answer questions.
**PSNWA has a few hang tags available at the Gallery for members selling only a couple items.

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