Connecting Photographers: Share, Learn, and Grow with the Digital Imaging Group
As a member, you'll gain access to exclusive webinars, networking events, and a platform to showcase your work.
Monthly Zoom Meetings
* First Tuesday of each month at 9 AM Phoenix Time.
* Meeting times shift between Mountain Time and Pacific Time.
* Zoom link emailed to members a couple of days prior to the meeting.
* Presentations are recorded and accessible via the Past Meetings page.
Member News
* Showcase your photography and connect with a like-minded audience by requesting your own portfolio gallery on the DIG website—just email Kathleen Reeder at karphoto@kathleenreeder.com to get started. Your personalized gallery URL makes it easy to share your work and grow your creative presence. Explore our Member Portfolios to see the diverse work of our community.
* Nov 20-22 and Nov 27-29, 2026 - Kathleen Reeder will be exhibiting her fine art wildlife photography professionally as part of the 30th Annual Hidden in the Hills Artist Studio Tour. Hidden in the Hills is Arizona’s largest and longest-running artist studio tour. See her artwork that will be in the show. The free, self-guided event takes place the last two weekends of November throughout Cave Creek, Carefree and North Scottsdale. Read more about the tour and to view the studio directory. She will be exhibiting alongside four talented photographers at Light Hunter Studio (#35) and would love to see you there in-person.
Next Meeting
Oct 6, 2026
9 AM PT
Speaker: Cindy Marple **DIG Member**
Cindy is a long-time DIG member. She enjoys nature photography, with birds and wildlife being favorite subjects. She has done photo tours in many regions of the world in pursuit of birds, wildlife and other nature subjects.
Presentation Title: Voyage to the Ross Sea: the other side of Antarctica
Presentation Description:
Most visitors to Antarctica cross the infamous Drake Passage to the Antarctic Peninsula. In this program we’ll explore the “other side” of the Antarctic Continent- the Ross Sea, departing from New Zealand. There’s spectacular icy scenery and of course wildlife and birds (need I say, penguins??) as well as relics from the early explorers to the continent. On the way, we visit Sub-Antarctic islands rich in bird life and unusual plants. Come see what makes this a truly epic expedition.