For Photographers to meet, learn and share their work. We have showing, seminars, classes, and even a Mentor series. We can also be found at http://www.flickr.com/groups/exposuredetroit/

A SMUG is a place where you can learn, teach and meet up with other photographers who share your passion. It's also how we can tell you what's happening in our world and discover what's happening in yours. SMUGs are a great way to connect with other photographers and add a few weapons to your creative arsenal.  To learn more about SMUGs visit  http://www.smugmug.com/smugs.

I am a professional photographer based in Rochester, Michigan. I have been involved in photography since the late 1970's. I won't get into all the details here, but I've owned and shot Minolta, Olympus, Canon and most recently Nikon cameras. I subscribe to the philosophy that the best camera is the one in my hands at the moment. This group is intended to bring together people that love photography but may not be getting the results that they are capable of creating. I will be offering workshop …

The Detroit Metro - Strobist, Lighting & Photography Collective is a group for photographers who love to add or alter the light of a scene to create impact and mood in an image. We focus on having fun and learning the basics of off camera lighting, then improving our skills from there.

"Amateur" is not an insult. An amateur astronomer is someone who learns the skies, learns how to observe or photograph the incomprehensibly distant and huge objects out there, learns about cosmology, and shares this knowledge with others - not because it's a paid occupation, not for recognition or praise, but because we love it. The Warren Astronomical Society (http://www.warrenastro.org) meets twice monthly to share presentations about astronomy: observations, science, and history. There's a …

This group is designed to network and promote the best of Detroit/Metro artistic talents. We believe peoples best work is created with input from other, sharpening their creative blade. Working in a vacuum has its moments but taken too far it can become dangerous. This group strives to connect photographers, designers, sculptors, videographers, painters, etc so that a collaboration may exist.

I hold weekly 2 hour mini workshops where I teach how to photograph model. Subjects covered include Lighting Posing directing models workflow