Dallas Professional Photographers' Association

Congratulations to our newest Master Photographer - John Witcraft!

Sign up today to learn from the amazing Sandra Pearce! Artists of all levels, from beginners to advanced creatives will learn the tools In Photoshop that will be used for digital art as well as every day retouching.

Sandra is an accomplished digital artist and educator based in Okeechobee, Florida. With over 18 years of experience in digital art and teaching, she blends artistic vision with technical expertise while teaching how to blend photography into art pieces.
As an instructor, Sandra is passionate about helping others transition into and grow within the world of digital art. Sandra holds a Master of Electronic Imaging, Master Photographer, the Image Excellence Degree, and is a Certified Professional Photographer.

Register for Monthly Meeting 6/9/26: https://www.dallasppa.com/event-6669342
Register for Workshop 6/10/26: https://www.dallasppa.com/event-6672373

Congratulations to our newest Master Photographer - Bob Evart!!!

Ready to get some tips for what to do and what not to do when submitting your images for Image Competition? Want to know what the judges are looking for and what can create challenges for your images? David Downs will share his insights in this month's Pre meeting Roundtable.
Registration for the Roundtable is not needed, but remember to sign up for the monthly meeting with our guest speaker - Sandra Pearce!

Register now: https://dallasppa.com/event-6669342

Board Member Spotlight - Meet Joe Perry, Director of Seminars, which includes our Dallas Photography Summit!

Mastering Gobos & Gels with Flash, presented by Rich Cirminello.
June 18, 2026 | 1 pm - 4 pm
Register: https://www.dallasppa.com/event-6696954

Learn how to transform ordinary flash portraits into bold, cinematic, and high-impact images using gobos and gels.

Member to Member presented by John Witcraft.
Register Now: https://www.dallasppa.com/event-6696920

Learn how to control reflections, light transparent objects, and photograph glowing Edison bulbs while they’re powered on without blowing out highlights or filling the glass with ugly reflections.