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

NEXT CHAPTER MEETING TUESDAY, APRIL 11TH 7:00 PM

Photos Beyond the Selfie
Featuring Jennifer Leigh Warner – Experience Wildlife – Wildlife
Photographer
As naturalists, we should strive to leave no trace and do no harm. But, in the
quest for the perfect photo, many well-meaning photographers – both
amateurs and professionals alike – can cause more harm than good,
unintentionally endangering wildlife or their habitats. Join us for this
informative session as Jennifer Leigh Warner—Ethics Committee Chair for the
North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA)—discusses
guidelines and best practices for ethical nature and wildlife photography,
sharing real-life examples and her own stories and images from the field.