- Janell Hilton Fondly RememberedSad news to share. Former member, Janell Hilton, regretfully passed recently after a long illness. Janell was a long-time member of NSPS before a recent… Read more: Janell Hilton Fondly Remembered
- The Art of SeeingAuthor, photographer, and award-winning journalist, Benedict Brain, reveals the artistic and philosophical reasons behind the images he creates, on Program Night, October 21.
- 2024 Award RecipientsEach year, NSPS recognizes members for outstanding photographic achievements. Congratulations to the 2024 award recipients! Martin G.: CAPA medal for excellence in Colour Print photography.… Read more: 2024 Award Recipients
- 2024-25 Honour Roll MembersCongratulations to the NSPS 5 Star Honour Roll Members for 2024-2025! Stephanie AlexandraTerry B.Neil BennettGeri B.Jacquie ClaytonCarol C.Gordon Cornwall Jason D.Linda JonesDavid L.Victoria LowKathryn McGarveySharon… Read more: 2024-25 Honour Roll Members
- North Shore Challenge 2025NSPS announces the next North Shore Photographic Challenge will be held on Saturday, March 1, 2025. For more details, click the link to visit the… Read more: North Shore Challenge 2025
With annual NSPS membership, enjoy educational presentations, image review and feedback sessions, field trips, socializing and camaraderie. Or, ‘check us out’ with Short-term membership (90-days, for $30) available to new and former NSPS members.
Click here to access the NSPS Membership Application Form.
Attend two non-Program Night meetings no charge. Submit the Guest Registration form, and we’ll get back to you.
Attend a Program Night (speaker presentation) for $10. Complete the Guest Registration form and e-Transfer the Guest Fee to treasurer@nsps.ca no later than 12:00 Noon (Pacific Time) on the day of Program Night. Please include your name and email address in the e-Transfer message.
To contact an NSPS image-maker about their work, click here to submit your request. NOTE: please do not use this form to find someone for a photography shooting project.
NSPS encourages all photographers to ensure their presence, and lighting under their control, does not disturb or interfere with wildlife being photographed.