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The Tamron Tailgate Tour is coming to Samy’s Camera. Two locations to choose from. Samy’s Los Angeles location – 431 S. Fairfax Ave Samy’s Santa Ana location – 3309b S. Bristol St The Tamron Tailgate Tour is coming to Samy’s … Continue reading →

Pro Photo Expo and Conference 2015 Professional Photographers of California, Inc. Thursday, March 26, 2015 at 9:00 AM – Sunday, March 29, 2015 at 4:00 PM (PDT) Pasadena, CA Pro Photo Expo and Conference – April 2-3, 2016! Brooks Institute, 5301 N. … Continue reading →

If you are having trouble viewing this email in a browser click here. Register now for the best seminars, most popular speakers, and special events! Early bird prices end August 21, 2015. PhotoPlus will feature over 100 educational seminars, Photo … Continue reading →

CANON EXPO 2015 NEW YORK ONE INCREDIBLE EVENT, FIVE YEARS IN THE MAKING. This September, the best of Canon will come together for one immersive experience in the heart of New York City. This two-day exhibition will feature Canon innovations … Continue reading →

REPORT FROM THE FIELD March 11, 2015 Mary Wilson POPPY RESERVE Poppy Trail North Loop – Flowers in bloom are: Filaree, Fiddleneck, scattering of Poppies, Suncups, Fringe Pod, Goldfields, Owl’s Clover, and Cream Cups. Poppy Trail South Loop—Flowers in bloom … Continue reading →

Feb 12, 2015 The poppies are out. No big fields of them yet but they can be seen along Lancaster road between Munz Ranch Road and the Poppy Reserve. Also, I have heard but not seen that they are on … Continue reading →

2015 Photography Event – Saturday, February 21, 2015 ​Photo Opportunity: ​Before the area was opened to the public as Descanso Gardens, the land was an oak forest. In the late 1930s and 1940s, when newspaper publisher E. Manchester Boddy was … Continue reading →

Good morning, The Desert Institute at Joshua Tree National Park is offering the Fine Art Photography Class on Friday, September 19 – Sunday, September 21, taught by Ralph Nordstrom. This class offers a camping option with the instructor at the … Continue reading →

It rained a bucket or two last night so the Poppies should last a little longer. The best place to see them are at the Poppy Reserve.