Join noted wildlife photographer, author and naturalist Mark Wilson in a unique slide program that explores some of his best photos taken over 30 years in some surprising places. Mark will present ten select images. Each image will be discussed in depth as to how and why it was made. Supporting photos will help explain. Mark, a former staff photographer at the Boston Globe, has had hundreds of photos published in scores of magazines, books and newspapers, including a cover of National Geographic magazine. Topics of discussion include photo techniques, equipment, ethics and natural history, and staying comfortable and healthy in harsh environments. Aspiring beginning photographers and traveled veterans alike will find inspiration to assess and improve their own work. Non-photographers get to peek under the lens cap and see how a pro comes up with knock-out photos. The program winds up with a visit from several live owls, a favorite subject of Mark's. Marcia Wilson introduces the owls.
Registration is required.