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Travel Photography With a Purpose · 72 days ago
Travel photography…two of my favorite words that together bring a smile to my face and a bounce in my step! It’s such an exciting challenge to capture and communicate the kaleidoscope of cultures, people, new sounds, and unique places found overseas. Travel photography gives me a fresh outlook and sharpens my photography skills.
—Katie Miller
2007 IPS Reunion: Ruidoso, New Mexico! · 269 days ago
Get together again with your IPS buddies in September at the fantastic location of Ruidoso, New Mexico!
On September 12-16, a group of excited and committed photographers will take Ruidoso by storm. Size is limited to twenty-five, so sign up soon!
—Mandy Novotny
Alaska PhotoEx—Land of the Last Frontier · 297 days ago
So people ask me, now that I’m back from the two-week PhotoEx in Alaska, what the highlight of my trip was. The highlights are as numerous and varied as the adventures we had, but my favorite part of the trip was seeing the majesty of God up close and personal—and realizing that the mighty God of grand mountains and glaciers and rivers and wide open spaces is the same God that has a personal interest in my life and desires a personal relationship with me.
—Mandy Novotny
A New Era in F/Stop · 371 days ago
It took God a mere 7 days to create the world, including a day off. In contrast to this impressive feat of creative genius, it has taken IPS nearly 7 years to develop the F/Stop section of our website. Originally designed to be the most dynamic and up-to-date section of the IPS website, F/Stop has instead resembled a badly overexposed image: lots of white with a few speckles of black. This is about to change.
—Rowan Gillson
