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CONTACT: Nancy La LanneTELEPHONE: (914) 340-4924‬ PRESS RELEASE  ·  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE     Opening Reception: Sunday, March 8, 2026  •  2:00 PM – 6:00 PMBMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center, […]

Small Works — A Fundraiser Exhibition As Professional Women Photographers celebrates its 50th Anniversary, we are proud to present Small Works, a fundraiser exhibition curated by Claudia Sohrens. Centered on […]

I met Efrem completely by accident.  It was during my recent visit to a Chelsea gallery where I was engaged in a discussion regarding the changing role of photography in […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP Archives* each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

In May 2018, Professional Women Photographers will create an installation of member images at the Queens Botanical Garden. Called Flora, it invites PWP photographers to explore the botanical world and its […]

Professional Women Photographers is proud to announce The Power of Tones, an exhibition celebrating monotone photography. Featuring work by PWP members, the show will be on view at: The Jadite […]

Today photography is more than a beautiful single image. In its series Sources & Choices, PWP speaks with artists who are incorporating photographs into their work in unique and personal ways. […]

Today photography is more than a beautiful single image. In its series Sources & Choices, PWP speaks with artists who are incorporating photographs into their work in unique and personal ways. […]

PWP is sad to announce the passing of member Sally Minker. Sally was a fine artist and graphic designer who shared her abundant talent with the organization by putting together […]

Professional Women Photographers notes with sadness the passing of longtime member Ann Littlejohn. Ann was a active participant in PWP meetings, classes, and events, where she was friendly and helpful […]

Recently I was fortunate to have the opportunity to view Annie Leibovitz’s WOMEN: New Portraits exhibit. The NYC show was on display in the former Bayview Correctional Facility, the future […]

As photography has changed in recent years, so have the artists working in the discipline. They have adapted to new technology, borrowed ideas and materials from other arts, sometimes producing […]

He’s a Fifties’ boy from the Bronx, peppery, bantam, and tough–Jake La Motta with an SLR. His knowledge of New York and gelatin silver printing is vast. Not for nothing […]

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re featuring items from the PWP archives each day on this blog. In looking back, we see not only where we started, but how far […]

On December 6th, 1941, Pearl Harbor wasn’t a place on the mind of many Americans, if they knew about it at all. Located on the island of Oahu near Honolulu, […]

In college, I had a dirty little secret. When shopping for required poetry and lit, I ignored recommended editions in favor of those with the most pleasing cover art. It […]

The title of her thesis is complicated. At least till you look at the pictures then more becomes clear. Like the fact that Alexa Telano is very talented, imaginative, and […]

Way before Cindy Sherman, from the dawn of photography, people have dressed up in front of the camera. Because the camera captures them not only as they are, but as […]

Ze Gao is a photographer, painter and curator who was born in China in 1992. He studied at the Maryland Institute College of Art, and is currently pursuing an MFA […]

Today young women are speaking frankly about many issues affecting their lives, including sexuality. They are also putting their thoughts into visual form. Lena Dunham’s Girls charts the young female […]

On Leslie Granda-Hill’s website all she writes about herself is: “New Jersey based–specializing in documentary and portrait photography.” But that doesn’t begin to scratch the surface. Her work has appeared […]

Around the world women live very different lives. Many try to balance work and family, while others devote themselves to a singular calling. When Venezuelan photographer Mariliana Arvelo came to […]

This year or maybe last, origins being somewhat fuzzy, Professional Women Photographers celebrated its 40th anniversary. Officially the start was 1975, but it was probably 1976 when it really got […]

By Catherine Kirkpatrick (PWP is reformatting its archival blogs, and decided to begin with this post on longtime member Meryl Meisler. Originally published in 2011 during her show at Soho Photo […]

This is an odd one, but such is the power of pictures to take us unexpected places. On January 9th, I went to see Zeke Berman Still Life Images: 1980s […]

Alexa Telano is a BFA candidate in photography at Pratt Institute. We met at the Brooklyn Book Festival where she was freelancing, and got to talking about her work on […]

If you still doubt that social media can be a valuable tool in growing your photography business, just talk to PWP member Megan Green. Megan is a New York City-based […]

Leslie Granda-Hill is one of PWP’s most talented members. Shooting a wide range of projects in a variety of styles, she always produces stellar work. On September 9th, her show […]

There are many times when I walk through a museum and want to know the “behind the scenes/exhibit” story that helps me connect more deeply with the individual art work, […]

Kickstarter is a great fundraising tool, but like the last hand of a high-stakes poker game, it’s all or nothing. If you don’t reach your stated goal, you walk away […]

There are a broad variety of blogs on the net that feature various photography topics. There are different topics or genres which sort the variety of resources in different ways. […]

Julia Riddiough is an artist and the founder of A Brooks Art, a not-for-profit artist-led gallery which was housed in a regenerated Victorian florist shop in East London. The program […]

In honor of Women’s History Month, we are updating a post from a few years back that looked at the requests for information about PWP that came from women in […]

March is Women’s History Month, a time to think about the immense contribution of women to all aspects of society in cultures all over the world. They truly hold up […]

We, Au Natural, an installation by Professional Women Photographers will open Tuesday, January 6th, at Manhattan’s Soho Photo Gallery. It features 122  8″ x 8″ metal images by women photographers […]

If you published an award-winning book on one of the hottest musicians in the world that is selling like hotcakes, would you donate every single cent of the profits? That […]

They work away like bees in a hive, quietly and industriously, in old manufacturing buildings in off-beat sections of the city. Artists, writers, designers, photographers. It’s always fascinating to visit […]

On April 9th, PWP members Tanya Ahmed, Bonnie Geller-Geld, Carolyn Karsten, Andy Mars, Sheila Smith and Karen Smul had the unique opportunity to lead a photography workshop for young adults […]

For more than 30 years, New York based photographer Mariette Pathy Allen has been documenting transgender culture worldwide; in 2004 she won the Lambda Literary Award for her monograph The […]

In a personal document, John Milisenda has photographed  his family, mother, father and brother for almost fifty years. These images are in museums and private collections, including the Museum of […]

Irith Gubi is freelance and fine art photographer who lives and works in Israel. I met her recently when she visited New York, and was very impressed by a documentary […]

Lurking under your Smart Phone’s exterior is one of the most inspiring, capable and fun imaging systems in all of photography.  – Dan Burkholder Digital pioneer and teacher, Dan Burkholder […]

As the owner of Printz Photography, Lisa Prince Fishler photographs pets for a living. But she has always been moved by the plight of the many animals that are euthanized […]

Directions to the Metropolitan Opera Guild: Metropolitan Opera Guild The Rose Building 70 Lincoln Center Plaza, 6th Floor North side of 65th Street btw Broadway & Amsterdam Ave From the […]

One of Professional Women Photographers’ greatest accomplishments of the last 5 years has been the introduction of two semi-annual international photography calls for entry. These global competitions have opened PWP […]

Cindy Walpole’s award winning photography has been exhibited at the Smithsonian Institute, the Florida Museum of Photography and the San Diego Museum of Natural History where she won best of […]

Through a Lens Brightly: Women, Photography & Change – A Blog Series in Honor of Women’s History Month. Photographer Rivka Shifman Katvan creates diverse narratives that range from intimate backstage […]

Through a Lens Brightly: Women, Photography & Change – A Blog Series in Honor of Women’s History Month. “Before street photographers took Manhattan by storm, there was Helen Levitt. An […]

Through a Lens Brightly: Women, Photography & Change – A Blog Series in Honor of Women’s History Month.   Today photography is a major force in the art world. Prints […]

Through a Lens Brightly: Women, Photography & Change A Blog Series in Honor of Women’s History Month Gigi Stoll began photography while working as a fashion model, using a Polaroid camera […]

Through a Lens Brightly: Women, Photography & Change A Blog Series in Honor of Women’s History Month For some, it begins as a way to fill out a résumé. Like […]

Professional Women Photographers presents Abundance and Scarcity, a photographic exhibition exploring the theme of more or less in nature and society. The show runs from February 1st through February 21st […]

November 8, 2012, New York, NY: An exhibition by Professional Women Photographers juried by Amy Arbus will open at the Powerhouse Arena, 37 Main Street (btw Water Street & Front Street), […]

On Wednesday, October 3rd, photographer Raïssa Venables will speak about her work at Professional Women Photographers. Ms. Venables was born in New Paltz, NY, and received an MFA degree in […]

Professional Women Photographers is pleased to announce its fall series of workshops and gallery tours: Comments and Conversations – Gallery Tour in Chelsea Thursday September 27, 2012 11:00 am – 2 PM […]

On September 5, 2012,  Arlene Gottfried presented her work at Professional Women Photographers, highlighting her most recent book, Bacalaitos & Fireworks, a collection of photographs from the 1970’s to the present of New York […]

On Wednesday, September 5 at 6:30 pm, Arlene Gottfried will speak at Professional Women Photographers about her new book Bacalaitos & Fireworks, a collection of photographs from the 1970’s to […]

Once it was an American Eden. Fish swam in its waters, animals and Indians lived along its shores. It was longer then, wider too. Most of all it, was clean. […]

Professional Women Photographers announces a Bushwick Walking/Photography Tour guided by PWP member Meryl Meisler on Saturday, June 23rd. The group will meet at 10:30am at the Swallow Café at 49 Bogart St, Brooklyn (closest subway stop: […]

From humble beginnings in Brooklyn, Ruth Gruber rose by her own talent and determination to become a writer, photographer, and humanitarian of the world. At twenty, she was the youngest […]

ART is not for the weak at heart. If you want to do something easy – go get a real job and frankly, get out of our way. I photograph […]

Professional Women Photographers presents an exhibition of its two most recent International Open Calls at the .No Gallery May 9th through May 27th. The jurors for two calls were Debra Clomp […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 This participating photographer asked to remain anonymous […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Beth Schiffer graduated from The School of […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Vicki Goldberg is a writer and lecturer on […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31  Patt Blue is a photographer known for […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Editta Sherman is a legendary portrait photographer who […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Kay Kenny is a painter and photographer who […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Judi Bommarito is an adjunct faculty member at […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Ann George is an award-winning fine art photographer […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Aline Smithson worked as a New York fashion […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Rachel Barrett received a BFA in Photography & […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Greer Muldowney is an artist and professor […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Ruth Fremson is a photographer for The […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Laine Wyatt is an Associate Professor with the […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Claudia Sohrens is visual artist and educator who […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Karen Judlowe Smul graduated from the University of […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Lisa Kahane is a professional photographer specializing […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Caroline Coon is a multi-talented artist born […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Nora Kobrenik was born in Odessa, Ukraine, and […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31  Susan May Tell is an award-winning fine […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Juliana Sohn is a professional and fine art photographer […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Alice Sachs Zimet is President of Arts […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Robbie Kaye is a photojournalist based in Santa […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 On the surface they seem an unlikely […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Claudia Kunin graduated from the University of […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Shana Schnur is a young freelance fashion photographer […]

30 Women Photographers on the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Meryl Meisler is a photographer and art teacher […]

In 2004, while I was President of PWP, we struggled with the idea of doing some type of community service. Not having a physical location was a drawback to typical […]

30 Women Photographers And the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Dannielle Hayes is a pioneering photographer, writer […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Darleen Rubin is a professional photographer specializing […]

30 Women Photographers on the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in Honor of  Women’s History Month, March 1 – 31 Lauren Fleishman was born and raised in Brooklyn. […]

30 Women Photographers and the Women Photographers Who Inspired Them A Blog Series in honor of  Women’s History Month March 1 – 31 In November of 1872, Susan B. Anthony was […]

By Karen Smul (From the Spring 2011 issue of IMPRINTS) Harvey Stein is an award-winning photographer, author, educator, curator and lecturer with four other photography books to his credit. His […]

In the fall of 2011, Professional Women Photographers sponsored two trips to Cuba and 40 photographers journeyed to Havana, Trinidad, and Cienfuegos. Traveling to Cuba is like taking a trip […]

It just didn’t seem right. Why would a teacher leave a full-time post just before Christmas? Everyone knew Bushwick was dangerous. Was the teacher even alive? Had she been…killed? Thus […]

In 2002, the U.S. Department of Justice paid $8,000 for drapes to cover the bare-breasted Spirit of Justice statue that stands behind the podium where news conferences are held. It was the time […]

Last night a photo queen graced PWP with her presence. Dressed in red velvet with flowing blue hair, Flo Fox, with her images, wit, and wisdom held the room at […]

New Trends in the Old World by Linn Arvidsson What is happening in the European scene of photography? The short answer is: a lot. A complete answer is hardly possible […]

On September 22, 2011, Professional Women Photographers and the School of Visual Arts presented a panel discussion  The Role of Women in Photography: Are We There Yet? Moderated by Elisabeth […]

What Becomes a Legend… Every neighborhood has one, a character so unique that they earn a place in local lore. The one I grew up with worked in the drugstore. […]

How to be More Creative: Interview with Photographer Gail Dohrmann, Boulder, Co. By Janice Wood Wetzel Photographers Gail Dohrmann and her husband, Russ, live in a beautiful location in Boulder, Colorado. There […]

Ann George lives in a small town in Louisiana with her husband and four sons. She created three images specifically for the CONTRASTS call for entry because she saw the […]

                                  Professional Women Photographers is proud to present its 35th Anniversary International Open Call […]

Social Media & Related Media For the Photographer IMPRINTS |FALL/WINTER 2010 by Karen Corrigan Social networking existed before the Internet. For a job search about five years ago, for example, […]

On Thursday, April 21st the Community Service Committee of Professional Women Photographers held a mentoring fieldtrip for children from Women In Need. Founded twenty-seven years ago, WIN operates six shelters […]

Solarplating – A Revolutionary Development in Printmaking IMPRINTS |FALL/WINTER 2010 by Patricia Gilman In 1971 Dan Welden, www.danwelden.com created what was to become a process that many people consider having brought photography […]

Please join us for the opening reception of Transporters on Saturday, April 16th, 6-9p, to celebrate this exciting new photography exhibition of PWP members. The exhibit, juried by Nick Rosal, […]

If you attend a Claudia Kunin exhibit, you’ll be given a pair of those funny glasses. Wait a minute, you say, aren’t they for movies? From the 50’s? Isn’t that technology… kind […]

PWP’S MENTORING PROGRAM: Women In Need IMPRINTS |FALL/WINTER 2010 By Catherine Kirkpatrick The numbers are staggering. Each night in New York City, 35,000 people sleep in shelters. We‘ve all seen […]

JOIN US FOR THE 7TH ANNUAL PWP STUDENT AWARDS RECEPTION – 2011 SATURDAY MARCH 5, 2010 3:00 – 5:00 PM. Calumet Photographic 22 West 22nd St. 2nd Fl. New York, […]

There is less than a month left to submit images to PWP’s Second International Open Call For Entry that closes on February 28th. Unlike the first open call, where nearly […]

This isn’t about Shoshana. There have been e-mails with tears and testimonials. This is not the place for that. This blog is about the experience of women in photography from […]

Guru’s Corner IMPRINTS |FALL/WINTER 2010 Question: How do I print contact sheets from Photoshop? Answer: Because Adobe Photoshop uses both Bridge and Lightroom, the instructions below are for each program. […]

This post was named to Photoshelter’s list of Best Blog Posts of 2011. She’s always dressed like a babe: white trench coat with no sign of anything underneath, a  clinging […]

PWP’s eNewsletter is sponsored by  Learn more about TAMRON products at www.tamron.com. Volume 5 | Issue 6 | January 2011 Greetings from the Board Happy New Year and warm wishes for […]

January 2011 Kudos, by Shoshana Rothaizer Openings, Receptions and Special Events (Note: All exhibitions are group shows except where indicated as solo shows.  Details are in the following paragraph.) Wed. […]

PWP’s eNewsletter is sponsored by  Learn more about TAMRON products at www.tamron.com. Volume 5 | Issue 5 | December 2010 Greetings from the Board First and foremost – warm wishes for […]

CONTACT: Sindi Schorr TELEPHONE: (917) 293-0123 EMAIL: sschorr1021@aol.com PRESS RELEASE: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Professional Women Photographers & The Durst Organization Present “New Visions€ A Photography Exhibit November 20, 2010 New […]

BOV: The Life – An Appreciation of Dannielle Hayes As we know, in the beginning there was a show. Fashion Institute of Technology, 1975, Breadth of Vision: Portfolios of Women Photographers, […]

December 2010 Kudos by Shoshana Rothaizer Openings, Receptions and Special Events (Note: All exhibitions are group shows except where indicated as solo shows.  Details are in the following paragraph.) Sun. […]

PWP is thrilled to announce New Visions, the upcoming exhibition at the Durst Organization Show Walls Gallery, 1133 Avenue of the Americas at 43rd Street. In this exhibit, PWP members show […]

Time and the River It was once a separate city, and in some ways, still is. It is 71 square miles and the most populous borough of New York. There […]

Volunteers: The Lifeblood of PWP! This November 1 we celebrate all of our dedicated Volunteers! From its founding in 1975 to the present day, volunteers have changed PWP from a […]

November 2010 Kudos by Shoshana Rothaizer Openings, Receptions and Special Events (Note: All exhibitions are group shows except where indicated as solo shows.  Details are in the following paragraph.) Wed. […]

Preview of Coming Attractions Last week, The Art of Commerce opened at the Manhattan Borough President’s Gallery with a stunning array of images. Interpretations of the theme ranged from fruit […]

PWP’s eNewsletter is sponsored by  Learn more about TAMRON products at www.tamron.com & look for specials at the bottom of each newsletter. Volume 5 | Issue 3 | October 2010 Greetings […]

Commerce and Our Environment The idea of commerce often brings to mind goods that are bought and sold-concrete objects that have been manufactured and traded. Everyday, from the first sip […]

PRESS RELEASE Professional Women Photographers  and Scott M. Stringer, Office of Manhattan Borough President Gallery Present “The Art of Commerce€ A Photography Exhibit PWP (Professional Women Photographers) and Scott M. […]

Out There in the Fields…     He came down from the Bronx in a block of ice. Nobody saw him for a while because there was a cold snap […]

The Art of Commerce     From pampered pooches to acquisitive ladies, from haute shops to no shops, next month at the Manhattan Borough President Gallery, PWP photographers focus on […]

Bacterial Photography, By Jeff Tabor IMPRINTS |FALL/WINTER 2010 In 2005, a research group from the University of California at San Francisco and the University of Texas at Austin published a […]

The World’s a Stage… As you know, PWP began with an exhibition. In 1975, Breadth of Vision: Portfolios of Women Photographers opened at the Fashion Institute of Technology.  It was […]

A Desk(top) of Our Own     It was different then. Every time I look at early material from the PWP archives, I’m struck by the overwhelming evidence of a […]

Objects of Affection Opens Last week, PWP’s latest exhibit Objects of Affection opened with great success.  We had an excellent turnout, and the crowd truly seemed to enjoy the warmth […]

Objects of Affection A natural disaster in Haiti, a man-made disaster on our southern coast, two wars and a troubled economy make this a time of great sorrow and uncertainty. […]

It Began with an Exhibition… In the beginning there was an exhibition. In 1975, Breadth of Vision: Portfolios of Women Photographers opened at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New […]

On Monday June 7, 2010 at the Women In Need, Inc. volunteer reception, Professional Women Photographers Outreach Program was honored as Volunteer Group of the Year. It was completely unexpected […]

Volume 4 | Issue 10 | June 2010 Greetings from the Board The PWP Annual Meeting is this week and we look forward to seeing everyone there for Elections, The […]

Openings, Receptions and Special Events (Note: All exhibitions are group shows except where indicated as solo shows. Details are in the following paragraph.) Thurs. 6/3, 5:30-8 p.m. – Myrna Harrison-Changer, […]

On my first trip with a digital camera, I planned on using my film camera for most of the trip and the digital to play with. I brought 20 rolls of film with me, ended up buying 20 more rolls, and used the digital sparingly. That ended on that trip. I loved digital, I hated running out of film, and I became hooked on what the digital camera could do right before my eyes, and I am not alone. Some photographers have embraced this change; some have not. With the advent of digital photography, many film manufacturers have cut back or discontinued many kinds of film. But this has not dampened the spirit of many photographers.

Cards and Letters: A Snapshot They came from all over, from Arkansas, Illinois and Italy. Some were handwritten, some were typed. They came on scraps of notebook paper, cheap postcards […]

CONTACT: Sindi Schorr TELEPHONE: (917) 293-0123 EMAIL: sschorr1021@aol.com PRESS RELEASE: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Professional Women Photographers & Calumet Photo Present “Objects of Affection” A Photography Exhibit May 4, 2010 New […]

The sheer number of modern photography contests are astonishing. From multiple ‘calls for entry’ you can show your work in California, Texas, Alaska, Prague, Paris, and nearly anywhere else in the world the magic internet can reach. Nearly all don’t require the arduous and probably cholera ridden trip via steam ship to Hyde Park, London, but rather a few smart keystrokes and some deft mouse operation. Many of these contests, are found through internet listings, as well as newsletters and organizations which guide you to these resources. Evaluating the “Call for Entry” is essential, are they for real? Which one will really showcase our work? Are regional calls worth the expenditure? Exposure and feedback, are what we, as artists, require in order to evolve.

Volume 4 | Issue 9 | May 2010 Greetings from the Board Spring is upon us and we look forward to summer and all the photographic opportunities that accompany it. […]

by Shoshana Rothaizer Openings, Receptions and Special Events (Note: All exhibitions are group shows except where indicated as solo shows. Details are in the following paragraph.) Sun. 5/2, 6-9 p.m. […]

2010 New Member Exhibition TD Bank 2109 Broadway (at 74th St.) NYC 10023 Opening Reception: Monday, May 3, 2010 5-7pm Exhibition dates: May 3-May 31, 2010 PWP is pleased to […]

Volume 4 | Issue 8 | April 2010 Greetings From the Board As we reach the last quarter of our fiscal year, we still have much going on. The nominating […]

Last June in a midtown rehearsal studio, amid dancers and singers warming up, the board of PWP convened for its final meeting of the year. I was new and when […]

When Imprints first started publishing, we promised our readers that articles that had to be edited for space would be included in PWP’s blog so that readers can see the […]

100204_PWP_Release – Click here to download press release. CONTACT: Heidi Loder TELEPHONE: 212. 242.1252 EMAIL: heidi@mhartandframe.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  Professional Women Photographers’ PRESS RELEASE Professional Women Photographers & MH Art & […]

Greetings from the Board We are in the second half of the PWP fiscal year and it is time to start planning for next year.  The board has been busy […]

PWP Exhibition Call For Entry Open to PWP Members Only APPLICATION DEADLINE: APRIL 16, 2010 Theme: Objects of Affection Exhibition Dates: Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 – Friday, August 13th, 2010 […]

MARCH MEETING March 3, 2010 Church of St. Paul the Apostle 405 West 59th Street (second floor) New York NY 10019 (212) 265-34 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Free for […]

Kudos by Shoshana Rothaizer Openings, Receptions and Special Events (Note: All exhibitions are group shows except where indicated as solo shows.) Tues. 2/2, 6-8 p.m.  –  Sheila Bernard, opening reception […]

Greetings from the Board In this first newsletter for 2010 we want to remind you our website is more than a pretty face – make it work for you!!!! Our […]

Americana – A PWP Exhibition Call For Entry deadline for entries: FEBRUARY 15, 2010 Americana Exhibition Dates: Saturday, April 17th, 2010 – Saturday, May 22nd, 2010 Opening Reception: April 17, 2010, 6-9 pm MH Art and Framing Gallery 9 W. 20th St. New York NY 10011 (212) 242-1252

FEBRUARY MEETING February 3, 2010 Church of St. Paul the Apostle 405 West 59th Street (Second Floor) New York NY 10019 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Speaker: Suzanne Opton Curtain […]

Professional Women Photographers embarks upon their new announcement system, the PWP  Blog. Here you can read up to the minute news about PWP, its members, and all of our events. […]