On July 10, 2010, the Lancaster Photography Association and the Lakes and Valleys Art Guild (LPA/LVAG) held a combined Juried Fine Art Photography Show at the LVAG Gallery in Lake Hughes.  There were fifty-three works on display depicting scenes ranging from cars to flowers, mountain streams to stars, and skyscrapers to subways.

The reception began at high noon with drinks and pot luck foods for all around.  This was an opportunity for friends and colleagues to admire each other's work and tell the stories behind each photo.

April 24-25

This was the LPA’s 6^th year of participating in the Lancaster Poppy Festival, with a booth in the Fine Arts area.  Our Purpose…

• To provide information to the public about our club:  programs, workshops, field trips and activities
• To spark interest within the community in the field photography
• To provide members an opportunity to display and sell their work

What fun!!! Yeah, a little windy… actually a LOT windy… the wind was a steady 20mph, gusting to 35mph, but we still had a great time!

On April 25 and 26, the LPA hosted a member's booth at the Annual California Poppy Festival in Lancaster. 

This was our 5th year participating.  It’s nice to be in the Fine Arts area, with all the other artists.

The LPA was well represented at the S4C Annual Awards Banquet, held at  Almansor Court, in  Alhambra.  Twelve of us (including 1 guest) attended the banquet, and 15 LPA members received Honors Awards and/or Medals.  The program was quite enjoyable, and the lunch, delicious.

PLPA Member Marilyn  Dalrymple, ARPS, with two of her fine art photography images on display at the Palmdale Playhouse.

For the third year in a row, the LPA had a booth at the Lancaster Poppy Festival. Tens of thousands of people visit this annual two day festival. Once again, we were delighted to have a booth in the Fine Arts section.

At least 15 different LPA members displayed the best of their work, which made for an eye catching exhibit. Other members sold smaller items, such as postcards, note cards, and small matted prints.

At the invitation of Dale Gilkinson, FPSA, Director of the Photographic Society of America (PSA) Region 10, Lancaster Photography Association (LPA) members provided  over forty pictures for display at the January 27th meeting of the PSA at the Public Library in Glendora, CA. Beautiful examples of their best work were set up prior to the meeting, then taken down at the conclusion of the day's programs by LPA volunteers.