The Westchester Photographic Society (WPS) is one of the largest, oldest, and friendliest camera clubs in Westchester County, New York. WPS was established by enthusiasts with a passion for photography. 

Note: Photos are available unframed at a reduced price. Some photos are available in other sizes.

To arrange a purchase of any picture in the exhibit, contact Arnold Breisblatt via email at abreis@aol.com

Exhibit Flyer

Ossining Library Exhibit

Theme: POV: Point of View

The last day to sign up is Oct. 20, 2024

Drop off pictures is Friday, November 1, 2024, at 10 am.

Pick-up pictures on Monday morning, December 2nd at 9:30 am 

Reception is on Saturday, November 9, 2024, from 2-4 pm.

You  can exhibit any photo that shows your Point of View of an object, landscape, flower, animal, etc. It should be from your perspective and something that would be interesting and likable at the same time. Have  fun with it!

The minimum price for your photo{s} is $150.

Each member may show up to 4 prints in a thin black metal frame with a white mat, in one of the following sizes:

- 16x20 frame with an 11x14 or similar size photo (vertical or horizontal)

- 20x24 frame with a 16x20 or similar size photo (vertical or horizontal)

Open  Mind and B+W photos are accepted for this exhibit. Please indicate your  entry in the sign-up column on the exhibit webpage.  Note if we don't  get enough entries in either of these categories, you will have to  change these photos. The WPS webpage will let you sign up to exhibit and change your mind any time before the end of the day on October 20, 2024. The exhibit manager reserves the right to refuse any picture that does not  meet the WPS exhibit guidelines. Please contact the exhibition manager, abreis@aol.com, if you have questions or need help.

Greenburgh Library Exhibit

Theme: "Photo Visions - A Photographer's Perspective"

The last day to sign up is October 1, 2024

Drop-off Pictures: Friday, October 11, 2024 at 10 am.

Pick-up Pictures Wednesday, November 27, 2024 at 10 am

Reception: Saturday, October 26, 2024, from 2-4 pm.

The minimum price for your photo{s} is $150.

Each member may show up to 4 prints in a thin black metal frame with a white mat, in one of the following sizes:

- 16x20 frame with an 11x14 or similar size photo (vertical or horizontal)

- 20x24 frame with a 16x20 or similar size photo (vertical or horizontal)

Open  Mind and B+W photos are accepted for this exhibit. Please indicate your  entry in the sign-up column on the website exhibit page. Note if we  don't get enough entries in either of these categories, you will have to  change these photos.

The webpage will let you sign up to exhibit and change your mind any time before the end of the day on October, 1st 2024.

The  exhibit manager reserves the right to refuse any picture that does not  meet the WPS exhibit guidelines. Please contact the exhibition manager, abreis@aol.com, if you have questions or need help.

Exhibit Flyer

The Westchester Photographic Society (WPS) is one of the largest, oldest, and friendliest

camera clubs in Westchester County, New York. WPS was established by enthusiasts with

a passion for photography. We are currently presenting many wonderful pictures in the

Gallery Room that shows the beauty of a photographer’s point of view. The public is welcome.

The North Castle Gallery, Armonk Branch

19 Whippoorwill Road East, Armonk, NY 10504

Phone: 914-273-3887

Note: Photos are available unframed at a reduced price. Some photos are available in other sizes.

To arrange a purchase of any picture in the exhibit, contact Arnold Breisblatt via email at abreis@aol.com

Exhibit Flyer

Maximum amount of photos per exhibitor at this time is 3.

Special Note: This is a juried exhibit. For your pictures to be accepted please send me a maximum of 5 photos as an attachment (1024 pixels on the largest side) to abreis@aol.com before signing up on this page. Please no black and white or open mind photos to abreis@aol.com. The NWH hospital will take a 30% commission on each sale, so please price your photos appropriately. There is no reception scheduled at this time.

Suggestions:

If you're inclined, go to a local arboretum or park (Untermyer, Wave Hill, Bronx Botanical, etc.) and take a lot of wonderful color pictures of landscapes, flowers, gardens, birds, and objects that show the beauty of Spring from your personal perspective. Remember, your pictures will be seen by a lot of people and may result in a sale.

Color photos only.

Note, failure to conform to our WPS quality standards or the exhibit rules will cause your picture to be rejected by our exhibition manager. If you have any questions including framing or if the image qualifies,

please contact Arnold at abreis@aol.com.

Each member may show a maximum of three prints in a thin black metal frame with a white mat in one of the following sizes:

- 16x20 frame with an 11x14 (or similar) photo vertical or horizontal.

- 20x24 frame with a 16x20 (or similar) photo vertical or horizontal.

April through September, 2024

We, as photographers see and record what is impressive to us. Other people may pass by a scene or object and that never makes an impression on them. Now’s our chance to show people how we see a flower, bird, landscape, seascape, or object that will make an impression on the visitors of our exhibit. Note, the photos in this exhibit can be either realistic or semi-abstract (the subject has to be recognizable).

The image we took is a memory of something meaningful for us. It could be anything in our travels whether around the block or around the world. It could be an object, a flower, a garden, a landscape, a church, a building, a bird, a fish, a horse, a special event, or more. When the visitor sees our pictures, I want them to say, “Wow, I wish I had taken that photo!”

From the song Louis Armstrong made famous … “I see trees of green, red roses too. I see them bloom for me and you. And I think to myself what a wonderful world. I see skies of blue and clouds of white. The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night. And I think to myself what a wonderful world.” Ok everyone, let's shoot a lot of wonderful pictures of landscapes, flowers, birds, sunsets, and objects that show the world of beauty from our perspective. Remember, this is meant for people that are going through sickness and healing at the Northern Westchester Hospital with their friends and families.

Pick-up of the current exhibit: September 26, 2023, at 9:30 am