Jackson, MI—PMA announced several new companies will be exhibiting for the first time in The Big Photo Show at the Los Angeles Convention Center, on May 17–18, 2014.
New exhibitors include Acrylicpress.com, the Association of Professional Photo Organizers, Apresfoto, Arca-Swiss Intl., Bay Photo, California Center for Digital Arts, Clickers & Flickers Photo Network/Magazine, Diversified Imaging Supply, ExpoImaging, Forever, Fujifilm North America, Fullerton Photographics, Hoodman, KEH Camera, Kelby Training, Macphun Software, Nations Photo Lab, Panasonic North America, Athentech Perfectly Clear, Red River Paper, Tamron USA, timeshel, ToCAD America, and Woodland Hills Camera.
These new, first-time exhibitors will join returning exhibitors, including Sony, Sigma Photo, Samy’s Camera, Paul’s Photo, Tuttle’s Camera, Fromex Photo & Digital, Acratech, SKB Cases, Lee Filters, Topaz Labs, and several others.
“The Big Photo Show offers imaging companies an incredible opportunity to build relationships with consumers who are passionate about photography—generating great brand awareness and enlarging their market share,” said Bill Eklund, PMA president. “We are thrilled to welcome all our first-time and returning exhibitors to The Big Photo Show, where they will interact face-to-face with the most active and enthusiastic imaging consumers from all throughout the Southern California area.”
The Big Photo Show is an event for everyone who loves photography, from photo enthusiasts and advanced amateur photographers to pros. Among the many opportunities it offers are exhibits from top camera, accessory and software manufacturers and dealers; more than 40 photo education sessions, at beginner/intermediate to advanced levels, taught by renowned pro instructors from publications like the Washington Post, Time, the New York Times, Life, People, Sports Illustrated, Newsweek and National Geographic; The Photo Shooting Zone, where attendees can photograph live models side-by-side with professional photographers who will share tips and tricks on posing, lighting and other techniques; The Creative Photo Product Zone, where visitors can view custom photo products they can make with their own images to sell; the Take It To The Wall Zone, where thy can learn about framing and design techniques; the Photo Doctor Zone, were attendees can have equipment problems diagnosed and discover how to take full advantage of everything their cameras can do.
All events and beginner/intermediate level classes are included in the $25 ticket price. Tickets are available at a $10 discount using the code SpringFling now through May 1. thebigphotoshow.com
