March 14, 2012
Dear Dodge-Chrome Client,
We are very excited to announce our new location in McLean, Virginia.
Formerly, Langley Photo & Digital, this easy to access store is conveniently located at 1347 Chain Bridge Road in the Salona Village shopping center. McLean is our third location in the metro area and it has expanded our ability to serve our customers throughout DC, Maryland and Virginia.
We remain committed to a tradition of excellence and you can continue to expect a high level of customer service, outstanding products and innovative offerings. Dodge-Chrome offers the most comprehensive line of digital, graphic imaging and photo services in the Mid-Atlantic.
Services may be ordered from all three locations, which include:
Museum quality prints and scanning; kiosk prints; digital retouching; tradeshow exhibits and graphics; direct printing with a wide selection of substrates; design and production; custom large format and digital short-run printing; photo books and brochures; inkjet fine art printing; professional film processing; mounting & framing; and installation and green/eco-friendly signage.
We are a “one-stop shop for all imaging needs”.
For more information, please visit: http://www.dodgechrome.com/
We look forward to seeing you soon in McLean or at one of our other locations.
Sincerely
Carol Ann Boyd
CEO | Dodge-Chrome, Inc.
Theo Adamstein
President | Dodge-Chrome, Inc.
Ann Dominiski
President | Dodge-Chrome, Inc.
On April 26th at 7:00PM at the National Press Club, our guest speaker will be Washington’s Police Chief Cathy Lanier. She will be discussing, among other things, the important relationship between law enforcement personnel and news photographers. There will be an opportunity for Q and A’s following her presentation. The meeting location is the Zenger Room on the 13th floor of the National Press Building at 14th street and F Street. Please come early. Seating is limited.
Be sure to RSVP for the 2012 ‘Eyes of History’ Awards Gala on May 5! Seating is limited and we are experiencing a very high volume of reservations this year!!
Please don’t wait to make your hotel reservations, if you need them for the ‘Eyes of History’ awards Gala on May 5th! The hotel informed us this morning that they are almost SOLD OUT! The links can be found under the member news section at:
http://www.whnpa.org/join/index.htm#membernews
The deadline for the room block to get the special pricing is early April – IF they have any left.
Starting at 9:30 a.m. at The Washington Times in the auditorium, Tom Williams, Melina Mara and Allison Shelley will present their portfolios and talk about being an Eyes of History winner.
And… then… from 1:00-3:00: Student Contest judging with judges Melina Mara, Susan Biddle & Marvin Joseph
The 2012 WHNPA Student Photography contest will be judged tomorrow! Saturday, March 17th… St. Patrick’s Day!!
We have some really great schools represented, from William Snyder’s students at RIT, to Marcy Nighswander’s at OU to Chad Stevens’ UNC to Jeanie Adams Smith’s Western Kentucky to Brooks Institute to Cal State to Hawaii and everything in between!!! It will sure be fun to see our upcoming competition’s ‘work!! Who will the WHNPA honor on May 5th?!
We’d love to pack the room at the Washington Times on Saturday.Please help us publicize the event! Presentations begin at 9:30 am. And…. there’s a pizza party lunch!

ED EAVES SELECTED AS THE WHNPA LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNER. The NBC editor has long history of service to the association and profession.
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(WASHINGTON, D.C. – March 9, 2012) – The White House News Photographers Association (WHNPA) announced today that they will present Ed Eaves of NBC News with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2012 ‘Eyes of History’ annual awards gala Saturday, May 5, 2012, at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Washington, DC.
Ed began his television career in Little Rock in 1974. In 1983 he moved to Washington as a staff editor for ABC News and traveled extensively covering assignments for many of ABC’s news programs. Ed covered the 1991 gulf war from Saudi Arabia and was among the first journalists to reach Kuwait City at its conclusion. In 1998, Ed joined NBC News as a senior segment editor/producer for Dateline NBC. At NBC, Ed continued his travels for the Olympics and presidential trips. Ed currently is a staff editor / producer for Rock Center with Brian Williams.
Ed’s editing work has been honored with numerous awards, including the Emmy, the Edward R. Murrow, the George Polk, the National Press Photographers Association, and the White House News Photographers Association. In 2012 alone he won 4 awards, including two first place honors, in the WHNPA’s 2012 “Eyes of History” competition. He is also a member of the WHNPA board, serves on the Video contest committee, has been active in the association’s programs, and for the last eight years has been co-producer of the annual awards gala.
In accepting the award Ed said, “To be recognized by the professional photojournalists of the White House News Photographers Association is a great honor, it was such a unexpected surprise. This award means a great deal to me.”
Antoine Sanfuentes, Vice President and Washington Bureau Chief of NBC News, said, “We are extremely proud of Ed’s achievements. This is a testament to what he does every single day and, most importantly, what Ed brings to NBC News.
Ron Sachs, WHNPA president, commented, “Ed’s professional accomplishments are certainly impressive. What exemplifies Ed is his long-standing commitment to the WHNPA and its many programs. This is truly a well-deserved honor.”
The White House News Photographers Association is a 91-year-old non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the efforts of Washington’s professional photojournalists. The WHNPA aims to provide professional and educational outreach to its members and the community through scholarships, programming, an annual competition and a celebration of the industry at the annual “Eyes of HistoryTM” gala.
For more information you may contact WHNPA president Ron Sachs at president@whnpa.org (301-526-1597) or executive director Heidi Elswick at heidi@whnpa.org (301-606-8251). For further information about ‘The Eyes of HistoryTM’ and for more information about the association or to view images and videos from annual contests, please visit the WHNPA website at www.whnpa.org.
The WHNPA and “The Eyes of HistoryTM” are sponsored in part by Nikon, Tiffen/Domke, PNY, and Continental Airlines.


Morning Speakers: Roll Call’s Tom Williams; The Washington Post’s Melina Mara, International Freelancer Allison Shelley
Lunch is sponsored by Momenta Workshops.
Our 2012 Judges are: WHNPA members Melina Mara, Susan Biddle & Marvin Joseph.
Special thanks to Melissa Golden for securing the speakers and Sarah Davidson for designing the poster.
Please help us spread the word and let local photographers, students and fans of photography know about this fun day. We’d love to pack the room at the Washington Times! See you Saturday!
Visit http://www.whnpa.org/studentcontest for Rules PDF and submission guidelines.
Applications will be accepted until March 15th. Please download and print/share the contest poster available on our site with students who might be interested in participating.

The invitation to the WHNPA 2012 “The Eyes of History” Awards Gala on May 5th has been posted on our Events page. Please be sure to R.S.V.P by Sunday, April 22. Ticket availability is limited. http://www.whnpa.org/events
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