This webinar is part of the Fred & Edie Greene Speaker Series

Still Life Photography
Cindy Lynch

Still Life Photography is about finding ways to make ordinary objects interesting. It allows you to practice and improve your photography skills and focus on your creativity, composition and lighting. Still Life Photography provides the opportunity for you to take your time and experiment. You also have the opportunity to do-over as many times as you like! This presentation will give you practical tips and show you examples of different types of Still Life photographs.

Bio:
Cindy Lynch is an active member of both the St. Louis Camera Club and the Photographic Society of America (PSA). She has served in various roles in the St. Louis Camera Club including President,Vice President and Section Chair. She competes regularly and has won overall Image of the Year twice with prints. She also competes regularly in PSA, as well as international competitions. Cindy serves as secretary of two PSA study groups and was a member of the of the PSA Historical Print Committee. She has judged competitions for several PSA Interclub competitions as well as the Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia and the Southern California Council of Camera Clubs. While she enjoys all types of photography, Cindy has a special interest in Still Life photography.

This webinar is part of the Fred & Edie Greene Speaker Series

Vacationing in Costa Rica
France Boutilier

This presentation is predominantly dealing with Northern Costa Rica in the Guanacaste province, showing beaches, waterfalls, and wildlife. We will also touch on our experiences getting around the country, the food and web sites to make your travels safe and informative.
 
About France:
France’s passion is nature photography, from wildlife to scenic and dabbling in macro images as well. When travelling to different areas, like Hawaii, Portugal and Costa Rica to name a few, she enjoys capturing their unique beauty, but always seems to gravitate to birds of the area.

France enjoys the magic of seeing wildlife in its natural habitat and finds it a great way to unwind from life’s chaos. She enjoys her peaceful surroundings in anticipation of capturing the beauty around her.

Being a member of the Nova Scotia Photo Guild has provided companionship with fellow photographers with a view of learning new techniques from the expertise of more advanced photographers.

This webinar is part of the Fred & Edie Greene Speaker Series

Türkiye and Morocco: A Journey Through Natural and Cultural Masterpieces
Jim Neale

This presentation offers a visual tapestry of two extraordinary lands – Türkiye and Morocco – where continents meet and civilizations intertwine. We’ll explore breathtaking landscapes, from the surreal fairy chimneys of Cappadocia to the golden dunes of the Sahara, from the rugged coastlines of the Aegean to the High Atlas mountains. We’ll visit the bustling bazaars of Istanbul and Marrachesh and the whirling dervishes of Konya. We’ll step through centuries of history etched into ancient ruins, imperial cities, grand mosques, and desert kasbahs.

Bio:
Jim’s primary photographic interests are travel and action of all kinds. He and his partner Donna travel several months each year, seeking out places and experiences that are unique and compelling. Sometimes he comes back with reasonable images but photography is not his primary reason for travel, nor do they ever do justice to the magic of the experiences. You can preview some of Jim’s images on his Flickr page (https://www.flickr.com/photos/jimneale/albums).