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May 19, Tuesday, 6:30pm EST (via In-Person & on Zoom) – Douglas Dubler

The Art of Photography is the Print

Inspired by Ansel Adams and Leonardo da Vinci, Douglas will present a workflow for creating fine art digital prints, covering essential techniques from exposure and lighting to monitor calibration and printing.

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Sierra Club Photo NYC Updates

May 19, Tuesday, 6:30pm EST (via In-Person & on Zoom) – Douglas Dubler
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From The Board – April 2026
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Outings for 2026

Wednesday, April 29 – New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, NY
Thursday, May 7 – Central Park Birding & Photo Walk
Wednesday, May 13 – Marshlands Conservancy Rye, NY
Wednesday, May 20 – Fort Tryon Park / Cloisters – North Manhattan, NYC
Thursday, June 4 – Harriman and Bear Mountain State Parks

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Members Exhibiting

Small Works: A Fundraiser Exhibition by Professional Women Photographers

Join PWP for the opening reception on Sunday, March 8, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at The Breezeway, BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center.

Exhibition continues: March 9–21, 2026 | 11:00 AM to 6:30 PM daily
(no RSVP required for general viewing hours)

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New Yorkers Capturing Nature Exhibition

This web gallery showcases a diverse collection of nature photographs taken throughout the city, captured from multiple perspectives in our most recent exhibition at the BWAC.