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The first twenty-five years of the Ophthalmic Photographers' Society: a presidential perspective.

Twenty five years is both a very long time and a very short time. The OPS has seen many innovations— in technique as well as technology. At the same time, some things seem like they won't ever change. Our Society was conceived by Johnny Justice, Jr. (in the Spring of 1969 during a meeting in Sarasota, Florida); and Johnny is still a very active member! This paper is a reminiscence. Each of the twelve past Presidents were asked to describe the Society during their years of leadership. (A list of activities was prepared for those who were unable to respond.) As you read through their recollections, take some time to recall your own experiences. How did you become involved with the Society? On which Society projects have you worked? Who are the colleagues and friends that you most remember? How have you grown in the last 25 years? How will you make the next 25 years better than the last?