To promote enjoyment, mastery, and the furtherance of photography as an art form through cooperation, effort, and good fellowship.
A Warm Welcome
to kindred spirits
The Huntsville Photographic Society
Photo credit: HPS Member Casey Johnson. “This photo is of the Bentonite Hills near Capitol Reef National Park in Utah. This photo was taken from 150 feet above the ground with my DJI Mavic 3 during a photography workshop in March of 2025. The Bentonite Hills appear as softly-contoured, banded hills in varying hues of brown, red, purple, gray, and green. The Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS) is located there. The location was chosen because it is similar to the surface of Mars. Definitely worth a visit if in the area! Edited in Lightroom, then finished in Photoshop to fine tune the colors.“
Photo credit: HPS Member Cliff Loehr
The Huntsville Photographic Society has been promoting the art of photography in north Alabama for over 40 years. Our members include students, amateurs, and professionals with a wide range of interests that span nearly the complete gamut of photography. Our interests and expertise include print, digital, B&W and color, darkroom, portraiture, macro, landscape, abstract, light painting, architecture, aerial, astro, and 3D.
“To photograph truthfully and effectively is to see beneath the surface and record the qualities of nature and humanity which live or are latent in all things.” – Ansel Adams
We enjoy sharing our ideas and work at regular meetings where we focus on composition, technique, processing and post-processing, old and new equipment, education, photo opportunities and expeditions. We are a competitive bunch, and we especially enjoy presenting our best work each month for critical evaluation by our peers and external judges. Examples of some of our members’ work can be found throughout this site, at exhibitions in the Huntsville area, as well as in the Huntsville Museum of Art.
(Photo Credit: from Divi.)
Our Location
We meet at Giga Parts (6123 University Drive, Huntsville AL) on the second and fourth Monday every month from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Check the Calendar or Activities for more information.
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