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Celebration of CPID took place at two CPID meetings at the recent annual PSA Conference in San Francisco. CPID was proud to bring the Color Slide Division (CSD) from the [...]

There are two sets of PID study groups online. They are the former groups from CPID and EID. Both sets have a variety of subject matter. Each group maintains its [...]

This very popular photo activity continues in the new Projected Image Division. A big thank you to Director Bob Benson, APSA, who is using his experience and expertise in directing [...]

The seventy-seventh in a series of short instructional articles for beginning photographers, the following is intended to help those who want to go beyond snapshots. All past articles are online [...]

Every current PSA member can have a free online photo gallery in the PSA Member Galleries. PSA creates and manages these galleries in partnership with www.SmugMug.com, one of the world's [...]

Online study groups will have two sections. One will be the former CPID groups. The former EID groups get a name change to PID Digital Dialogue. Each will operate under [...]

PSA is looking for a variety of speakers to present programs and workshops at the 2013 PSA Conference in Portland, Maine on September 15-21, 2013. Contact Kate Webb, EPSA, with [...]

Many thanks to the PSA members who accepted the positions for the new Division. We appreciate their time, effort, and hard work to provide everyone with a new place to [...]

This is the first news column for the new Projected Image Division (PID). PID is for digital images, which can be viewed by projection on a screen or monitor. PID's [...]

The seventy-fourth in a series of short instructional articles for beginning photographers, the following is intended to help those who want to go beyond snapshots. All past articles are online [...]

Even well composed images can be reduced to looking like snapshots if there are lighting problems. Outdoor photographs are extremely susceptible, due to either bright sunny skies or bland ones. [...]

On the EID website are the winners of the Creative Competition for Individuals. The Best-of-Show Medal went to Mikhail Bondar, PPSA, of the Ukraine for Attachment to the Sea-8 in [...]

Altered reality is the name of the game! Your unlimited imagination can come to life! Up to four images can be entered for each of the three sessions per year. [...]

Recently, PSA copyright lawyer Nancy Wolff provided the following legal opinion concerning the use of music in programs of any kind at PSA conferences, on the PSA website, or for [...]

The seventy-second in a series of short instructional articles for beginning photographers, the following is intended to help those who want to go beyond snapshots. All past articles are online [...]

This popular digital slideshow contest offers the photographer a way to use his/ her images to illustrate a theme and win a Gold Medal. EID Photo Essay Contest Director, Nancy [...]

Another new study group will exist soon. Instead of the strict PSA rules about nature, these images of animals, flowers, and other nature scenes can show the hand of man. [...]

Interested PSA members can ask to become a participant with their portraits in the genre of glamour photography. This new group is using the definition of glamour photography as found [...]

Electronic Imaging Division (EID) announces the formation of the Cell Phone Photography study group. All photos must be taken, edited, and e-mailed with a cell phone only. All interested PSA [...]

The seventy-first in a series of short instructional articles for beginning photographers, the following is intended to help those who want to go beyond snapshots. All past articles are online [...]

The upcoming deadline means that your EID Photo Essay must be received in the mail by June 1st. After choosing a topic and selecting your images to support it, create [...]

The popularity of this EID activity has multiplied this contest into two groups, and the winning photos have been compiled into a slideshow which can be seen online on the [...]

The seventieth in a series of short instructional articles for beginning photographers, the following is intended to help those who want to go beyond snapshots. All past articles are online [...]

The distinctive feature of the Electronic Imaging Division (EID) Photo Essay Contest is that there are no restrictions on special effects, such as dissolves and transitions. This is the perfect [...]

The special feature about the EID Study Groups is that no password is needed to view the new photos posted every month. This means that every PSA member can easily [...]

The Detroit Photographic Guild judged session 3 for the EID Creative Competition for Individuals. The judges had their hands full, since there were so many good images. The three judges [...]

Here is the perfect opportunity to showcase more than one of your photos in a photo contest. The EID Photo Essay Contest is not for an individual image. It is [...]

The sixty-eighth in a series of short instructional articles for beginning photographers, the following is intended to help those who want to go beyond snapshots. When a camera chooses a [...]

Any interested PSA member can be placed in an existing EID study group. There is always an opening somewhere since there are so many groups. Opportunities for especially creative people [...]

What is the point of taking the picture? What has urged the photographer to stop and consider taking a photo? Pinpointing the reasons will result in a stronger image. What [...]

When EID held its annual luncheon at the PSA Conference on September 22, 2011, the EID study group Director Barbara Miller, FPSA, MPSA, asked for attending study group members to [...]

Created specifically for digital camera users when film was still dominant, the Electronic Imaging Division (EID) offers all PSA members a wide array of services and activities. Before the other [...]

The sixty-sixth in a series of short instructional articles for beginning photographers, the following is intended to help those who want to go beyond snapshots. A convenient way to check [...]

The growing collection of new monthly images can be viewed at http://www. psaphoto.org/index.html, which is the direct link to the EID Study Groups. When saved as a Favorite or Bookmark, [...]

The sixty-fifth in a series of short instructional articles for beginning photographers, the following is intended to help those who want to go beyond snapshots. How to Hold the Camera [...]

The Arizona Photographic Society judged the second session of the 2011 EID Creative Competition for Individuals. Twenty-six PSA members submitted one hundred four images. Manuel Salas of Spain won the [...]

If you did not sign up to join an EID online study group while attending the Colorado Springs Conference last month, you can do it anytime by contacting the Director [...]

The EID online study groups have a file size limitation for the displayed images so that they can show up quickly enough on a computer with a slower Internet connection. [...]

While attending the Colorado Springs Conference in September this month, anyone can learn more about the EID online study groups by talking in person with the Director of EID Study [...]

You can hear the live announcement of the winners of this year's EID Image of the Year at the EID luncheon this month during the PSA Annual Conference in Colorado [...]

HDR is only one of several categories of the EID online study groups. Portraiture, black and white, creative, assigned subject, workshop, painter, and general categories offer everyone an opportunity to [...]

Tremaine Cornish, PPSA, of the United Kingdom has taken on the role of the EID Membership Director, who maintains the list of Division members. Participation in a Division's activities, being [...]

The new PSA website's home page is now your source of the latest PSA news. Even before such information appears here in the PSA Journal, it is posted online. It [...]

The right column on the home page of the new PSA website is your way to stay up-to-date with the latest news about PSA members anywhere in the world. This [...]

The brand new PSA website has been created with you in mind. April was the transition between the old and the new website. As the months go by, more and [...]

When a photo is created with a blurry background, the main subject is emphasized and given visual importance. The viewer's eye is drawn to the sharp main subject, because the [...]

The sixtieth in a series of short instructional articles for beginning photographers, the following is intended to help those who want to go beyond snapshots. Great impact is a key [...]

The second session of this competition can be entered with up to four images online. Even if you did not enter the first session, you can enter the upcoming second [...]

Now is the time to mail your entry to the EID Photo Essay Competition on CD or DVD before the June 1, 2011 deadline. A photo essay tells a story [...]

The only way a new interest group is formed is when the director of the EID study groups hears about a new topic from a PSA member. When six people [...]