Presentation

Title: “Putting Your Images to Work with Jennifer Leigh Warner”

Program length of time: 1 hr.

Description: Is photographing wildlife and landscapes enough for nature photographers or should we be putting those images to work to preserve the species we care about? Fine Art Conservation photographer Jennifer Leigh Warner will talk about how photographs have the power to promote positive change and create policies to make real impacts on wildlife conservation. She will share stories from her more than 17 years in the field as a professional photographer and provide real world examples of how you can start putting your images to work.

How an animal is standing, walking or flying can make or break your image. Waiting for that critical moment when the stride is just right and knowing exactly when to press the shutter can make ordinary subjects into extraordinary images. During this presentation by professional wildlife and conservation photographer Jennifer Leigh Warner we will focus on how to capture wildlife portraits, intentional motion and turning wildlife images into a work of art all while maintaining ethical wildlife photography practices.

Workshop Title: “Ethics and the Nature Photographer”

Description: Nature Photography Ethics has become a topic of controversy over the past few years with photographers pushing the limits to what can and should be done to create impactful images. How we make our images and how we label them defines us a photographers. During this presentation NANPA Ethics Committee Chair, Jennifer Leigh Warner will take a dive deep into this issue discussing the importance of social responsibility and maintaining public trust in the ethical considerations made during the creation of nature related imagery

The Photography Club General Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at 2:00. The location for each meeting will be posted on the Photo Club calendar.

Meetings feature a guest speaker and the sharing of club members' photos.

Secrets Behind the Lens... Photographing Wildlife & Landscapes Around the World.

During this presentation I will share my more than 15 years of experience photographing wildlife and landscapes from North America to Africa. I will share tips and techniques on how to get inspiring images of the natural world and discuss how you can use your images to create change when it comes to protecting those places and animals that live among us.