June Outing: Antietam Battlefield

CMPG June Outing On June 23rd CMPG will visit the Antietam Battlefield for the historic Artillery and Infantry Display. Anybody interested in joining should meet us at the Chapelgate Church parking lot at 9am to car pool. Firing demonstrations will be held at 11am and 1pm on that Sunday. Vince Armstrong, a historic firearms expert, [...]

Written on June 7, 2013 | Posted in Events | Leave a comment

New CMPG Board of Directors

The results of the Board elections are in. Congratulates to the new Officers. CMPG Officers 2013 Director:  Steve Talabac Asst Director: Ken Losurdo Secretary-Treasurer: Dave Humes Education Coordinator:  Steve Talabac (Acting )  Exhibit Coordinator: John Maloney Events Coordinator: Earl Blake Publicity: Kirsten Messmer Members at Large: Warren Von Uffel Mark Winter Norm Ringel Membership: Louise McLaughlin [...]

Written on April 25, 2013 | Posted in Events | Comments Off

CMPG Social Media Links

  Central Maryland Photographers’ Guild    www.cmpg.org Flicker members, join our Flicker group    http://www.flickr.com/groups/mdphoto/    (Sorry group membership is limited to CMPG  members only, all can view) Follow us on Twitter   @CMPG_Photos Here is the link for the Facebook page for CMPG: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_23395515154 Stop by, take a look and “friend” us..   Doesn’t hurt.  And [...]

Written on October 1, 2011 | Posted in Events | Comments Off

And now Facebook! Where’s the world going?

As Melissa noted last night, the CMPG Facebook page has been given a new lease on life. In the near future we will be adding some new features to include a link to a purely voluntary gallery on this web site. Here is the link for the Facebook page for CMPG: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_23395515154 Stop by, take a [...]

Written on June 23, 2011 | Posted in Events | Comments Off

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