The main goals of The Georgia Southern Circuits is to provide the best examples of today’s cutting edge progressive photography, and exceptional representations of images which are currently considered to be traditional style photography.
All of the Georgia Circuits operate under the Images of Man/Atlanta management while maintaining judging panels specific to their own circuit's group and area within the state of Georgia. This central consolidation of work and effort make for uniform systems which improve each year.
Contact us at:
THE GEORGIA SOUTHERN CIRCUITS
C/O Robert W. Ginn – Circuit Chair
Post Office Box 888
Tate, Georgia 30177 USA
The 2016 NORGA Print Circuit is now OPEN JUNE 1, 2016.
NORGA closing date is September 24, 2016
NORGA is held in the northern part of Georgia and is made up of 5 fully independent print shows. It is only for small prints and is held each mid year.
The 2016 GASO Circuit is CLOSED and Celebrating 25 Years of photographic excellence with a limited "25 year Medal" and "25 Year Best of Show Medal"
The 2016 DIGA Circuit is held in the Atlanta metro area, and is celebrating it's 24 year anniversary in 2015. It consists of 5 different independent exhibitions and is held in late winter each year.
The Georgia Circuits
2016 - Celebrating 25 Years
International Exhibition of Photography
WELCOME to the GEORGIA CIRCUITS
The Georgia Circuits was started in 1990 by a group of metro Atlanta photographers who wanted to increase their exposure to and knowledge of exceptional works of photography by including the state of Georgia, the United States and beyond. Today, the Georgia Exhibition Circuit is comprised of over 140 active shooters who host 3 P.S.A. fully approved International circuits each year involving 17 independent judging’s and over 40 different exhibitions.
All the Georgia Circuits for the past 25 years have been PSA approved and listed in the PSA Journal.
Wade Clutton, HonPSA Gone... but never forgotten...
Wade Clutton, HonPSA, 1937 - 2015
Limited 25 Year Anniversary Medals
Celebrating 25 years with the Georgia Circuits
