PSA: What Is It?

The Photographic Society of America is commonly referred to as PSA. The organization is a world-wide association of individual photographers, camera clubs, etc.

Functionally, it is very much like a nationwide camera club. It has competitions, teaching programs and essentially everything a camera club has. Participating in PSA's activities is a great way to improve your photography and get an edge up on your fellow club competitors.

Would you like more information about PSA, including how to compete in international exhibitions? Contact Kathy O'Donnell, PSA's Region Director of 2008 at 314-323-4400 or click here to email her.

If you would like to join the Photographic Society of America, please click here.

To Learn More About PSA,
PSA's Inter-club competions
and to join PSA

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About PSA Interclub Competitions

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Become A Member Of PSA

St. Louis Camera Club has been
a member of
The Photographic Society of America
since 1940!

2008 PSA Exhibition of Photography

Many members of the St. Louis Camera Club entered the 2008 PSA Exhibition in a variety of sections.

To view winning images of the 2008 PSA Exhibition, click here.

To view St Louis Camera Club members' success, click here.

PSA: New Member Web Site

PSA, like the St. Louis Camera Club, has a strong orientation toward new members helping them get started. Now there is a web site dedicated to helping new PSA members. To visit the site, click here. If you would like to contact PSA's Membership Vice President Joanne Stolte, APSA, PPSA, click here. She is an award winning exhibitor and a friend to many in the club.

One of the unique features is a new "image evaluation" service. Lorette Burke, APSA, one of our 500 point plus members, evaluates photo travel images. To visit her web page, click here.

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