Photo Review: Theme is “Symmetry”. Tuesday July 07, 2026. (Deadline is June 28, 2026)

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Symmetry isn’t just about perfect halves, it’s about visual equilibrium. This challenge encourages you to explore conceptual or emotional symmetry to create balance in your image.

Deadline to Submit: Sunday, June 28, 2026 11:59 PM

“Symmetry” Photo Review
Tuesday, July 7, 2026Roswell Adult Recreation Center, 
830 Grimes Bridge Rd., Roswell, GA 30075
Note Alternate Parking and traffic flow due to construction
Doors Open at 6:00 PM,
Social Time 6:00-6:45,
Announcements 6:45-7:00,
Review 7:00PM

Theme (print and digital): “Symmetry”

Current RPS members may submit one digital image and/or one print image for review.
Guidelines for RPS Photo Reviews
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Print images should be un-framed but stiff enough to display on an easel. Matting is allowed. Please bring prints to the meeting by 6:30pm to allow the judge time to evaluate the print submissions prior to the meeting.

You must be a current member to participate in the photo review. And note that participants must be present at the meeting to receive any points toward Photographer of the Year if their picture wins an award.

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Judge: Marvin Price

Although I am a Workers Compensation Mediator, being a true Gemini I have a passion for photography as well. My images have appeared in the Natures Best Photography Magazine as well as the National Audubon Society publication. I have studied with the Rocky Mountain School of Photography taking their Professional Nature Photography Class. I am a frequent lecturer and judge with many of the camera clubs in the Atlanta area.  

I had a thriving event photography business and photographed over 300 events. But about about 15 years ago I decided that one occupation was enough and now consider photography only as a hobby. My photographs adorn the offices of the State Board of Workers Compensation and several restaurants. I do not sell my prints now, but I do donate them to several charities including Kids Chance of Georgia.