Guest Speakers & events
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March 27
Sally Seymour
Theme: Fellow Creatures
Theme: Fellow Creatures
'How I see the world' -- Sally Seymour
Sally Seymour and Jim McIntosh of Seymour and McIntosh specialize in landscape and "street" images, both local and foreign, as well as fine art studies of details in nature, still life and architectural photography.
They are also ardent supporters of Jameson Humane, the Humane Society Napa County, We Care Animal Rescue and Sunrise Horse Rescue, where they volunteer to photograph the four-footed clients to help them find loving homes.
At the March meeting Seymour will discuss her approach to photographing companion animals. NVPS members are encouraged to provide two images of animal pals, regardless of the variety.
Both Seymour and McIntosh are transplants from the East Coast, but Napa County has been their home for 30 years and the region's many personalities (both flora and fauna) serve as the inspiration for much of their work.
In 2012, the pair participated in the Memory Bank portrait project at the Napa Valley Museum honoring Napa County old timers, and in 2021 their images were part of the Everyday Heroes portrait show at St. Supéry Winery.
In another life, Seymour worked for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as Public Affairs Director in the San Francisco regional office. McIntosh practiced law before shifting to full time photography.
The Seymour-McIntosh Napa landscapes can be seen locally at Milliken Creek Inn and the Hotel Yountville. To view other examples of their work, visit www.seymourandmcintosh.com
They are also ardent supporters of Jameson Humane, the Humane Society Napa County, We Care Animal Rescue and Sunrise Horse Rescue, where they volunteer to photograph the four-footed clients to help them find loving homes.
At the March meeting Seymour will discuss her approach to photographing companion animals. NVPS members are encouraged to provide two images of animal pals, regardless of the variety.
Both Seymour and McIntosh are transplants from the East Coast, but Napa County has been their home for 30 years and the region's many personalities (both flora and fauna) serve as the inspiration for much of their work.
In 2012, the pair participated in the Memory Bank portrait project at the Napa Valley Museum honoring Napa County old timers, and in 2021 their images were part of the Everyday Heroes portrait show at St. Supéry Winery.
In another life, Seymour worked for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as Public Affairs Director in the San Francisco regional office. McIntosh practiced law before shifting to full time photography.
The Seymour-McIntosh Napa landscapes can be seen locally at Milliken Creek Inn and the Hotel Yountville. To view other examples of their work, visit www.seymourandmcintosh.com
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April 24
Mitchell Glotzer
Concert Photography
Visit Mitchell's Facebook page
Concert Photography
Visit Mitchell's Facebook page
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