Wildlife and nature

Animal shelters and rescues

Theater and dance

Rivers, parks and trails

Hunger and food

Schools and learning

Housing and homelessness

Community health

Mental health

Mentoring and foster care

Legal help and rights

Jobs and money help

Atlanta

The Triangle

Everywhere

The Collective Workshop

Royal Animal Refuge

Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta

Georgia Advancing Communities Together

Atlanta Writers Club

Cobb Collaborative

Bosleys Place

Jewish Fertility Foundation

Established in 1987, Atlanta Photography Group (APG) is an artist-initiated 501(c)(3) nonprofit membership organization providing opportunities and support to the fine art photography community.
APG’s mission is to provide opportunities for photographers to further their artistic development, advance and sustain an inclusive and vibrant photographic community for all individuals interested in contemporary photography, and to promote and support contemporary photography as a significant art form. These goals are supported through a wide range of activities that are overseen by a Board of Directors .
In 1987, a motivated group of photographers and collectors founded Atlanta Photography Group (APG) as a member-supported nonprofit organization to bring more opportunities for photographers to exhibit in Atlanta. Initial meetings were held in members’ homes on a monthly basis to share information and to show and critique work. The first gallery exhibition space opening in downtown Atlanta in 1988. Receiving 501(c)3 status that same year, APG is Atlanta’s oldest photography art center. In 2021, APG moved to its current location at Ansley Mall.
APG hosts exhibitions throughout the year in its gallery space in Ansley Mall between CVS and LA Fitness. Most shows are juried by well-known photography curators, gallery owners and experts. APG is free and open to the public, Tuesday – Saturday, 10 – 4pm or by appointment.

Photography as a Way of Life: Minor White, Aaron Siskind, and Harry Callahan

Photo Book Saturday

4×5 View Camera Workshop

Subverting the Gaze

Closing at 3pm Today

Critique Classique

Installation of Subverting the Gaze and Leavings

Photography Gear Swap & Sell

Darkroom Open House

Give

David Clifton-Strawn

Bryan Galgano

Alan K. Avery

Huge thanks to APG Volunteers Reis Birdwhistell, Debra Barnhart, Sandy Fry, Gabriel Garcia, Chandra Yarlagadda and Lauren Cole for coming out and getting In The Places Where We Belong and Portrait 2026 installed in 2 hours. Amazing. We could not do this without our volunteers. @debrabarnhartfineart @photogarciaga @chandra.why

DEADLINE TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT ET - Link in Bio - For our Winter 2026 exhibition, the Atlanta Photography Group is partnering with The Nature Conservancy to produce a member-based exhibition opportunity that will encourage people locally, regionally and nationally to do everything in their power to create a world where people and nature can thrive. This CFE invites photo-based artists to submit work around nature, landscape, environmentalism, nature conservation, flora, fauna, nature-based documentary / Fine Art or work about animals/insects/reptiles/fish and their habitat. Our esteemed juror for this exhibition will be Alex Snyder, Senior Photo Editor, The Nature Conservancy.

Congratulations to Ryan McIntosh @ryan.e.mcintosh on being selected for this year's APG>High Museum Purchase Award from the Portfolio 2026 exhibition. 6 of Ryan's works from his series "Tracy Hills, CA (2021-2024)" were selected to become part of the High Museum's permanent collection and Ryan received a $4000 award. @highmuseumofart

Link in Bio: DEADLINE, NOV. 13, 2026 - Submit your work for an opportunity to be selected as one of our 4 solo artists for 2027. Selected artists receive a $800 honorarium.

Current and upcoming exhibitions at the Atlanta Photography Group Gallery and Community Darkroom: Subverting the Gaze - Until November 6, 2026 Leavings - Until November 6, 2026 In the Places We Belong: Documentary & Street Photography - November 10 - December 11, 2026 Portrait 2026 - November 10 - December 11, 2026

Excellent talk with the artists of Subverting the Gaze. Moderated by curator Charlotte Woolf at the APG Gallery today. The recording will be posted on APG’s YouTube page tomorrow. Link in bio.

Link in Bio - Please join the artists of Subverting the Gaze and our esteemed curator Charlotte Woolf, Assistant Professor of Studio Art, Georgia State University for an artist talk Sunday, October 25 2026, 3-5pm at the APG Gallery at Ansley Mall. No registration required. Photo: Jordan Putt @jputtphoto

Link in Bio - For APG Members: Private tour at the High Museum @highmuseumofart of the exhibition "Photography as a Way of Life: Minor White, Aaron Siskind, and Harry Callahan" Led by Maria L. Kelly, Assistant Curator of Photography. Friday, Dec. 4, 2026, 1pm ET @mmmmkelly #minorwhite #aaronsiskind #harrycallahan

TOMORROW!! Photo Book Saturday! Bring your favorite photo book(s) to share or just come and see what the other APG Members bring to share. A great way to learn about artists you may not be familiar with and to meet other APG Members. Facilitated by Chip Standifer @chipstandifer

The APG Gallery will close early today at 3pm ET. Regular hours will resume tomorrow. APG Community Darkroom Members still have access to the darkroom.

New Pricing Model in Effect (see link in bio for details) - For our Winter 2026 exhibition, the Atlanta Photography Group is partnering with The Nature Conservancy to produce a member-based exhibition opportunity that will encourage people locally, regionally and nationally to do everything in their power to create a world where people and nature can thrive. This CFE invites photo-based artists to submit work around nature, landscape, environmentalism, nature conservation, flora, fauna, nature-based documentary / Fine Art or work about animals/insects/reptiles/fish and their habitat. Our esteemed juror for this exhibition will be Alex Snyder, Senior Photo Editor, The Nature Conservancy.

Link in Bio: Atlanta Photography Group (APG) is pleased to offer our members the opportunity for a solo exhibition. Through our Solo Exhibition Series, artists of all experience levels have the opportunity to collaborate with APG’s staff to organize and present polished, curated exhibitions. The solo exhibitions will alternate with group exhibitions in APG’s Maloof Gallery. Each one showing for 5 weeks. 4-5 solo exhibitions will be presented each year. Exhibiting solo artists receive a $800 stipend. The stipend is generously funded by artist Beth Lilly @bethlillyphoto Artists will be selected from proposals submitted to our program. Once a proposal has been submitted, there is no need to submit again, unless your exhibition idea changes. Please note that submitting a proposal does not guarantee an exhibition.

Link in Bio: APG's monthly Critique Classique resumes this coming Sunday, October 18, 2026, 2-4:30pm ET. The moderator will be Creative Director, Producer, and Photo Editor, Barbara Griffin @barbaragriffinrocks - The TV monitor is not available this weekend, so please only bring prints to share with the group.

Link in Bio - You can now try the APG Community Darkroom before you decide if you would like a darkroom membership. This option allows you to purchase 1 time a 3-hour slot in the darkroom for $40. If you decide you would like a membership after you try the darkroom, we will apply the $40 towards your membership.

Link in Bio. Have you ever wanted to learn more about large format photography but found the cameras and film to be daunting, or didn’t have access to the equipment? This 3-day workshop will cover the fundamentals of using a large format 4×5 view camera. It is geared toward photographers with some experience, but beginners are welcome as well as seasoned hands who may want to add a new tool to their photographic practice. Over the course of the workshop you will learn all of the view camera’s controls, proper set-up, exposure, using a handheld light meter, processing of B&W sheet film negatives, and darkroom contact printing. CAMERAS PROVIDED.

Please join the exhibiting artists of Subverting the Gaze and curator Charlotte Woolf, Assistant Professor of Studio Art at GA State University for a reception/open house on Thursday, October 15, 2026 from 7-9:00pm ET in APG’s gallery at Ansley Mall to celebrate the opening of this exhibition. Also opening is @karenduncanpape’s solo exhibition in the Maloof Gallery, Leavings. This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided by APG. We look forward to seeing you there!

Congratulations to the artists selected for Portrait 2026 by Alan K. Avery, founder and owner of Alan Avery Art Company @alanaveryartcompany - the oldest continual operating art gallery in Atlanta. Alex Ladd Andrea London Bryan Galgano Calvin Tigre Christina Howells Christopher Jarrett Colin Ward Doug daSilva Eliot Allen Lauren Cole Lisa Reisman Marla Puziss Meaghen Flynn Mony Nation Nathan Dean Olive Norman Richard Brodowski Royce Soble Sean Mayfield Steve Traves Tony King Wendy Garfinkel-Gold

APG is pleased to announce that the 3rd show in our Solo Exhibition Series for 2026 is Karen Duncan Pape's "Leavings". The exhibition will run October 13 - November 6, 2026 and there will be an opening reception on October 15, 2026, 7-9pm ET. @papekaren

APG is pleased to announce its next Eyes on Atlanta exhibition. This show, which opens on October 13, 2026, is curated by Charlotte Woolf @charfromcharlotte - Assistant Professor of Studio Art, Georgia State University. There will be an opening reception on Thursday, October 15, 2026, 7-9pm ET, The exhibition features works by: Haylee Anne @hayleekitties Natalie Arrué @nataliearrue Gabrielle Barnett @gabrielle_jbarnett Nydia Blas @neeksiebeeks Melissa Hope Sarah Brown @melissa.hope.sarah.brown Jamil Fatti @jamilfatti Emily Greenslade @boneyardgrl Sule Indigo @suleindigo Ross Landenberger @rosslandenberger Natasha Lehner @tashwl Mads Nunes @madison__nunes Jordan Putt @jputtphoto

APG is looking for volunteers this Saturday, October 10, 10am-2pm ET to assist with the installation of the next 2 exhibitions. All tools will be provided. No experience required. All volunteers received a discount code for 15% off any APG purchase, including calls for entry. This is a great way to meet other APG members and provide and important service for APG. Email david@atlantaphotographygroup if you would like to volunteer.

Congratulations to @kaneeshabrownlee on being our 5th sale at the @atlantaphotographygroup booth at @atlartfair

Congratulations to @literary.lens on being the 4th piece sold at the @atlartfair

Congratulations to @monynation for our 3rd sale at the @atlantaphotographygroup booth at the @atlartfair

Congratulations to @rickkeeneyphotography for our second sale at the @atlartfair

First APG sale at the @atlantaartfair goes to @tonykingpics - Congratulations!!!

The @atlantaphotographygroup booth at the @atlartfair is ready for tonight’s opening. Hope to see you there.

Congratulations to the artists selected for "In the Places We Belong" (formerly Storytelling 2026) Alex Ladd Calvin Tigre Chris Maliwat Christopher Jarrett Colin Potts Debra Barnhart Eric Burkard Geoving Gerard Ian McFarlane Joe Hoyle Jonathan Hillyer Lee Beasley Lisa Miller Lisa Reisman Louis Leon Lynne Breitfeller Marla Puziss Meaghen Flynn Nina Antonette Jao RA Cobb Ryan Jensen Steve Traves Tabius McCoy

The Photography Gear Swap and Sell is underway until 4pm today at the APG Gallery and Darkroom. The photo book group is also meeting until noon. Hope to see you here today.

🚨 TOMORROW 🚨 Link in Bio: Time to clear out that camera bag and find something new-to-you! Join us at the Atlanta Photography Group for a gear swap and sell — bring any camera gear you’d like to trade or sell, and browse what other local photographers are letting go of. Lenses, bodies, bags, tripods, film — you name it. 🗓️ Saturday, September 26 🕙 10am – 4pm 📍 APG Gallery at Ansley Mall — 1544 Piedmont Ave NE, Ste. 107, Atlanta, GA 🔗 atlantaphotographygroup.org Free and open to the public — come find your next favorite piece of gear! #AtlantaPhotographyGroup #GearSwap #Photography #AtlantaEvents #CameraGear Ansley

Tomorrow is Photo Book Saturday. 10am-Noon EST at the APG Ansley Mall gallery. Bring 1 or 2 photo books to share with the group or just stop by and see what other folks brought. The APG Gallery is located at Ansley Mall, 1544 Piedmont Rd NE, Suite 107, Atlanta, GA 30324. We are between LA Fitness and CVS. GPS will drop you off at Publix. We are located in the center of the mall in the back breezeway.

Storytelling 2026 - 2 Days Left to Enter! Link in Bio: The Atlanta Photography Group is excited to announce our next call for entry, Storytelling 2026, which celebrates street and documentary photography of all styles with images that reflect a strong narrative. We are looking for images which are a combination of candid depictions of everyday life, shadows of the city streets, the abandonment of a country road, subtle moments of joy, humor, love, fear or anxiety. Think of work like that created by Diane Arbus, Bruce Davidson, Robert Frank, Josef Koudleka, Helen Levitt, Baldwin Lee, Roy DeCarava, Mary Ellen Mark, Daido Moriyama, Lee Friedlander, Lisette Model, Gordon Parks, and Harry Callahan. We are excited to have Karen Marshall, Chair of The Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism Program for the International Center of Photography as our esteemed juror.Link in Bio: The Atlanta Photography Group is excited to announce our next call for entry, Storytelling 2026, which celebrates street and documentary photography of all styles with images that reflect a strong narrative. We are looking for images which are a combination of candid depictions of everyday life, shadows of the city streets, the abandonment of a country road, subtle moments of joy, humor, love, fear or anxiety. Think of work like that created by Diane Arbus, Bruce Davidson, Robert Frank, Josef Koudleka, Helen Levitt, Baldwin Lee, Roy DeCarava, Mary Ellen Mark, Daido Moriyama, Lee Friedlander, Lisette Model, Gordon Parks, and Harry Callahan. We are excited to have Karen Marshall, Chair of The Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism Program for the International Center of Photography as our esteemed juror. Photo Credit: @jchenedits

Portrait 2026 - 2 DAYS LEFT TO ENTER! Closes September 23rd at midnight. Link in Bio: We invite photographers from around the world to submit their most compelling and thought-provoking works for our upcoming exhibition, Portrait 2026. This exhibition seeks to celebrate the timeless art of portraiture and the profound stories that can be conveyed through the human figure. We are looking for images which explore the intricate and intimate connections that bind us as human beings. Through the lens of portraiture, this exhibition aims to unveil the unique narratives that are etched onto each individual’s face and body. The human form, whether presented in its unadorned simplicity or adorned with personal symbolism, serves as a canvas for emotions, experiences, and stories that transcend cultural boundaries. Themes include but are not limited to: Identity and self-expression Emotion and psychology Cultural diversity Narrative portraiture APG is thrilled to have Alan K. Avery, President and Owner of Alan Avery Art Company @alanaveryartcompany as our esteemed juror. Photo credit: @wgg_photography

LINK IN BIO: There is only 1 APG Darkroom Membership left for regular APG members. Our Silver, Gold and Platinum Members have darkroom access as part of their membership.

The first of the two workshops for this weekend is underway: Developing Black and White Film - if you are interested in a darkroom membership, only two remain and we have revised our silver, gold and platinum memberships to all include darkroom access.

SEE YOU TONIGHT!!!! Please join APG in celebrating the opening of the APG Darkroom on Thursday, September 17, 2026, 6-9pm ET. Come tour the darkroom, get your questions answered and socialize with others from Atlanta’s photography community. We are excited to be able to offer this community resource to our members. This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided by APG. We look forward to seeing you there!

Please join us at the APG Gallery & Darkroom to celebrate the opening of APG’s community darkroom. Thursday, Sept 17, 2026, 6-8pm ET. Come see the darkroom in person, get your questions answered and you can even sign up for 1 of the 6 remaining memberships or this coming weekend’s workshops.

Please join APG in celebrating the opening of the APG Darkroom on Thursday, September 17, 2026, 6-9pm ET. Come tour the darkroom, get your questions answered and socialize with others from Atlanta’s photography community. We are excited to be able to offer this community resource to our members. This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided by APG. We look forward to seeing you there!

Link in Bio: We invite photographers from around the world to submit their most compelling and thought-provoking works for our upcoming exhibition, Portrait 2026. This exhibition seeks to celebrate the timeless art of portraiture and the profound stories that can be conveyed through the human figure. We are looking for images which explore the intricate and intimate connections that bind us as human beings. Through the lens of portraiture, this exhibition aims to unveil the unique narratives that are etched onto each individual’s face and body. The human form, whether presented in its unadorned simplicity or adorned with personal symbolism, serves as a canvas for emotions, experiences, and stories that transcend cultural boundaries. Themes include but are not limited to: Identity and self-expression Emotion and psychology Cultural diversity Narrative portraiture APG is thrilled to have Alan K. Avery, President and Owner of Alan Avery Art Company @alanaveryartcompany as our esteemed juror.

Link in Bio: The Atlanta Photography Group is excited to announce our next call for entry, Storytelling 2026, which celebrates street and documentary photography of all styles with images that reflect a strong narrative. We are looking for images which are a combination of candid depictions of everyday life, shadows of the city streets, the abandonment of a country road, subtle moments of joy, humor, love, fear or anxiety. Think of work like that created by Diane Arbus, Bruce Davidson, Robert Frank, Josef Koudleka, Helen Levitt, Baldwin Lee, Roy DeCarava, Mary Ellen Mark, Daido Moriyama, Lee Friedlander, Lisette Model, Gordon Parks, and Harry Callahan. We are excited to have Karen Marshall, Chair of The Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism Program for the International Center of Photography as our esteemed juror.

Congratulations to the artists selected for exhibition at the Atlanta Art Fair in APG's booth. Pullman Yards, Atlanta, GA, Oct 1-4, 2026.

Congratulations, Jason Arel-Klein! Arel-Klein’s work Bar Mitzvah was selected by Lisa Volpe, Head of Department, Curator of Photography of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston as the recipient of the Rebecca Morse Selects 2026 Purchase Award, made possible through a generous gift from Edwin Robinson, and Julin Maloof and Stacey Harmer in memory of their parents, Gloria and Ted Maloof. @mrjbird101 @mfahouston @lisamvolpe

Looking forward to seeing everyone at tonight’s opening reception for Rebecca Morse Selects 2026. All of the artists in attendance will have a name tag showing which work is theirs. So please introduce yourself and make some new friends. Lisa Volpe from the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston will be in attendance and selecting the work for the APG>MFAH Purchase Award.

LINK IN BIO - Two-Day Workshop - register for 1 day or for both! Developing Black and White Film is a hands-on, one-day workshop designed for photographers who want a clear, practical introduction to analog film development. Taught by artist Chip Standifer @chipstandifer this course demystifies the darkroom process and gives participants the confidence to develop black and white film on their own. Introduction to the Darkroom – Learning how to see and make pictures with your camera is one thing – learning how to make your photographs real by printing them is another artform, entirely. To do so by hand is often looked at as something of a meditative, alchemical, and spiritual practice. Inthis Intro To Darkroom class, taught by artist Quintavious Oliver @film_god you’ll be given the tools to immortalize your images on silver gelatin paper through the classical means of black and white photographic development.

Huge thanks to volunteers Richard Zelinka, Tom Holcomb, Reis Birdwhistell, Debra Barnhart, Scott Turner and Nick Prince. Not only did they hang the new exhibition, Rebecca Morse Selects, but they also helped loading in and storing materials for the new darkroom.

APG is looking for donations of the following items for our darkroom. The darkroom will be opening in early September and there will be workshops to follow. If you can donate any of these items, please email gallery@atlantaphotographygroup.org Focusing Scopes Enlarger Timers 11x14 Sanders Easels Paper safes 11x14 heavy glass ½ gallon chemical containers 1 gallon mixing container Omega 4x5 Enlarger

Congratulations, Seth Cook! @sethcook_art - Cook's work Chromoscape no. 12 (Factory) was selected by Annette Cone-Skelton, President / CEO / Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia - MOCA GA as the recipient of the Focus 2026 Purchase Award, made possible through a generous gift from Chip Standifer @chipstandifer.

DEADLINE TONIGHT - LInk in Bio: Once again, APG has a booth at this year's Atlanta Art Fair and we want to show your work to the 1000's of visitors to Pullman Yards for this year's fair. Submissions are now being accepted. Our esteemed juror is Andi McKenzie, PhD, Curator, Works on Paper, Michael C. Carlos Museum.

Link in Bio - The Atlanta Photography Group is thrilled to announce that Lisa Volpe, Head of Department, Curator of Photography for the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston will be our “Curator in Residence”, August 27, 2026! We have 6 time slots available for 15-minute, in-person, portfolio reviews with Ms. Volpe on Thursday afternoon, August 27, 2026 from 5:00-6:30pm ET. SPACE IS EXTREMELY LIMITED AND ONCE THE TIME SLOTS АRE FILLED, WE WILL BE SOLD OUT.

@billycliftonstrawn at work installing the first pieces of the darkroom. Hope to have all construction and installation by next week!!

Link in Bio: Time to clear out that camera bag and find something new-to-you! Join us at the Atlanta Photography Group for a gear swap and sell — bring any camera gear you'd like to trade or sell, and browse what other local photographers are letting go of. Lenses, bodies, bags, tripods, film — you name it. 🗓️ Saturday, September 26 🕙 10am – 4pm 📍 APG Gallery at Ansley Mall — 1544 Piedmont Ave NE, Ste. 107, Atlanta, GA 🔗 atlantaphotographygroup.org Free and open to the public — come find your next favorite piece of gear! #AtlantaPhotographyGroup #GearSwap #Photography #AtlantaEvents #CameraGear #Ansley

Link in Bio: Please join the artists of Fashion 2026 and our esteemed juror Rafael Gomes @raf_gom Creative Director, SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film for a juror and artist talk Wednesday, August 13, 2026 at 7:00pm ET via Zoom.

LInk in Bio: Once again, APG has a booth at this year's Atlanta Art Fair and we want to show your work to the 1000's of visitors to Pullman Yards for this year's fair. Submissions are now being accepted. Our esteemed juror is Andi McKenzie, PhD, Curator, Works on Paper, Michael C. Carlos Museum.

Congratulations to the artists selected for Rebecca Morse Selects 2026!!!

Thursday, July 30, 2026 - Juror/Artist talk for Focus 2026 via Zoom - register at atlantaphotographygroup.org

No Photo Book Meeting today. The Accordion Book Workshop will be in the gallery.

Gratitude to all the people who came out last night to celebrate the artists and art of Focus 2026 and Fashion 2026. What a great evening!!

Focus 2026 and Fashion 2026 opened yesterday at the APG Gallery at Ansley Mall. The exhibitions will run through August 21, 2026. Opening reception tomorrow night, 7-9pm ET.

Please join the artists of Focus 2026 and Fashion 2026 tomorrow night for an opening reception at the APG Gallery at Ansley Mall. Thursday, July 23, 2026, 7-9pm ET - light refreshments will be served.

Two new exhibitions open tomorrow with a reception on Thursday, July 23, 7-9pm ET at the APG Gallery at Ansley Mall: Focus 2026 and Fashion 2026. One work from Focus 2026 will be selected for MOCA GA's permanent collection and the artist will receive $1,000.

Week 2 of Cynthia Lollis’ 4-week hand-made accordion book class was a blast. Every learned a lot and had a good time.

Huge thanks to APG Volunteers, Richard Zelinka @garciagabrielmusica Reis Birdwhistell, @debrabarnhartfineart and @mthwplchr for installing Focus 2026 and Fashion 2026. They did a fantastic job and APG relays on volunteers to make these exhibits happen on schedule. We couldn’t do it without them.

LINK IN BIO: EXTENDED: Submissions for Selects 2026 are now being accepted until Midnight on Monday, July 20, 2026. Don't miss your opportunity to be considered for the $3000 Museum of Fine Arts Purchase Award.

“Fuegito Lindo” by Ariel Machiz (@arielspostcards) is currently on view in #FilmIsNotDead, this is the final week to see our exhibition celebrating the enduring power of analog photography. Juried by @michaelbehlen of @analogforeverzine. While you’re here, don’t miss Joy and the Everyday, our companion exhibition exploring moments of beauty, connection, and daily life. Both exhibitions are on view through July 17. We hope you’ll stop by the gallery and experience them in person.

LINK IN BIO: Please join the artists of #filmisnotdead 2026 and our esteemed juror Michael Behlen, Founder and Publisher, Analog Forever Magazine Analog Forever Magazine for a juror and artist talk Thursday, July 9, 2026 at 7:00pm ET via Zoom.

LINK IN BIO - ATTN APG MEMBERS: Our community darkroom is coming to life. Construction is underway on our two enlarging bays, and we are getting closer to opening our doors for hands on film development and printing right here at APG. Before we open, we want to give our members the first chance to claim a spot. Membership will be capped to keep the space workable for everyone, so early sign up is the best way to guarantee your access once the darkroom is ready. Here is how membership will work: APG Darkroom Member, $180 per year (this is currently only open to APG Members) Unlimited bookings through our online scheduling system, a 14 day priority booking window, standard black and white chemistry included, and a discount on darkroom workshops. As an APG Member, you only have to purchase the darkroom add-on. Benefits of Membership Unlimited darkroom bookings for one flat annual fee, no hourly charges (you can reserve up to two 3-hour sessions each week) Personal key fob access to the darkroom. Access 8am – 11pm. Access to two fully equipped enlarging bays for black and white printing Standard black and white chemistry included, no need to bring your own Reserve your session up to 14 days in advance 15% discount on APG darkroom workshops and classes A dedicated community space to develop and print alongside other film photographers Simple online scheduling system for booking your time Membership is capped to protect access and prevent overcrowding or long waits for bay time Membership will be capped at a small number of active members across both bays to protect the flat fee promise and keep booking simple. Once the cap is reached, additional interest will move to a waitlist. We cannot wait to share this space with you. Warmly, David Clifton-Strawn Executive Director Atlanta Photography Group

“Ride of a Lifetime” by Michelle Dorrill (@cirrusgoldcreativecompany), is currently on view in our exhibition “Joy and the Everyday”. Juried by @emilia.mickevicius, Norton Family Assistant Curator of Photography at the @cntrforcreativephoto. The exhibition seeks to spark delight and spread a little joy! Joy and the Everyday is on view through July 17. We hope you’ll stop by the gallery and experience them in person.

The Great Frame and Photo Book Giveaway, AND Photo Book Saturday are underway. We are here until 4pm ET.

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