WGNSS NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP! Lead by Nature Photographer Bill Duncan!
Winter and Spring, 2018 – The Nature Photography Group will meet for classroom activities on the first Tuesday of February, March, & April at 6:00 p.m. at Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center, 11715 Cragwold Rd., Kirkwood, MO. A member photo "show-and-share" will occur at the end of each meeting following the featured topic.
April 28, Saturday – WGNSS Nature Photography Field Trip
"Nature photography walk at Forest Park" with outdoor photography specialist Miguel Acosta.
We will meet at Steinberg Skating Rink, 400 Jefferson Drive, St. Louis, MO 63110, at 6:00 AM
Interested in participating in Nature Photography Group activities?
Send your contact information to Bill Duncan.
Check Nature Notes or the WGNSS Facebook page for details and updates!
Previous WGNSS Nature Photography programs:
2018
April 3, Tuesday – Basics of Photograph – How to Critique Nature Photographs" with Nature Photographers,
Miguel Acosta, Bill Duncan, Casey Galvin, and David Seidensticker.
February 6, Tuesday – Techniques in Astrophotography, with nature photographer Lonnie Gatlin
January 13, Saturday – Photographing our National Bird - the Bald Eagle. Lock and Dam #24 in Clarksville, MO
2017
December 16, Saturday – Winter bird photography at Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary, David Seidensticker
November 7, Tuesday – Basics of videography using a dSLR. Bill Duncan
October 21, Saturday – Photographing the great springs of southeast Missouri
September 5, Tuesday – Converting slide film to digital files. David Seidensticker. Member photo show and share.
September 2, Saturday – Photographing slug moth caterpillars at Cuivre River State Park.
August 19, Saturday – St Louis area solar photography in preparation for the eclipse on the 21st.
June 24, Saturday – Council Bluff Recreation Area in the Mark Twain National Forest.
May 13, Saturday – 'Photographing Migrating & Resident Songbirds' Weldon Springs Conservation Area
April 4, Tuesday – How to pick the right digital camera system for your nature photography needs, by Miguel Acosta Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center!
March 31 - April 1 – Photographing lekking Greater Prairie Chickens, overnight trip to Dunn Ranch, The Nature Conservancy.
March 8, Saturday – Photographing the American Woodcock, at Hilda Young Conservation Area
March 7, Tuesday – Flash lighting techniques for nature photography, by Ted MacRae. Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center!
February 7, Tuesday – Post processing digital photographs and DIY digital camera sensor cleaning, by Bill Duncan. Member photo show and share. Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center!
January 21, Saturday – Photographing our National Bird - the Bald Eagle. Lock and Dam #24 in Clarksville, MO
2016
December 18, Sunday – Capturing the Short-eared Owl and other feathered winter residents.
B.K. Leach Memorial Conservation Area - Waterfowl Headquarters
Interested in participating in Nature Photography Group activities?
Send your contact information to Bill Duncan.
Check Nature Notes or the WGNSS Facebook page for details and updates!
Why do we have a photo of a golf course on this page?
This lovely palm-tree-lined golf course is a place holder. We need WGNSS members to send a suitable photo for the book page to Bill Duncan.
Winter and Spring, 2018 – The Nature Photography Group will meet for classroom activities on the first Tuesday of February, March, & April at 6:00 p.m. at Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center, 11715 Cragwold Rd., Kirkwood, MO. A member photo "show-and-share" will occur at the end of each meeting following the featured topic.
April 28, Saturday – WGNSS Nature Photography Field Trip
"Nature photography walk at Forest Park" with outdoor photography specialist Miguel Acosta.
We will meet at Steinberg Skating Rink, 400 Jefferson Drive, St. Louis, MO 63110, at 6:00 AM
Interested in participating in Nature Photography Group activities?
Send your contact information to Bill Duncan.
Check Nature Notes or the WGNSS Facebook page for details and updates!
Previous WGNSS Nature Photography programs:
2018
April 3, Tuesday – Basics of Photograph – How to Critique Nature Photographs" with Nature Photographers,
Miguel Acosta, Bill Duncan, Casey Galvin, and David Seidensticker.
February 6, Tuesday – Techniques in Astrophotography, with nature photographer Lonnie Gatlin
January 13, Saturday – Photographing our National Bird - the Bald Eagle. Lock and Dam #24 in Clarksville, MO
2017
December 16, Saturday – Winter bird photography at Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary, David Seidensticker
November 7, Tuesday – Basics of videography using a dSLR. Bill Duncan
October 21, Saturday – Photographing the great springs of southeast Missouri
September 5, Tuesday – Converting slide film to digital files. David Seidensticker. Member photo show and share.
September 2, Saturday – Photographing slug moth caterpillars at Cuivre River State Park.
August 19, Saturday – St Louis area solar photography in preparation for the eclipse on the 21st.
June 24, Saturday – Council Bluff Recreation Area in the Mark Twain National Forest.
May 13, Saturday – 'Photographing Migrating & Resident Songbirds' Weldon Springs Conservation Area
April 4, Tuesday – How to pick the right digital camera system for your nature photography needs, by Miguel Acosta Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center!
March 31 - April 1 – Photographing lekking Greater Prairie Chickens, overnight trip to Dunn Ranch, The Nature Conservancy.
March 8, Saturday – Photographing the American Woodcock, at Hilda Young Conservation Area
March 7, Tuesday – Flash lighting techniques for nature photography, by Ted MacRae. Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center!
February 7, Tuesday – Post processing digital photographs and DIY digital camera sensor cleaning, by Bill Duncan. Member photo show and share. Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center!
January 21, Saturday – Photographing our National Bird - the Bald Eagle. Lock and Dam #24 in Clarksville, MO
2016
December 18, Sunday – Capturing the Short-eared Owl and other feathered winter residents.
B.K. Leach Memorial Conservation Area - Waterfowl Headquarters
Interested in participating in Nature Photography Group activities?
Send your contact information to Bill Duncan.
Check Nature Notes or the WGNSS Facebook page for details and updates!
Why do we have a photo of a golf course on this page?
This lovely palm-tree-lined golf course is a place holder. We need WGNSS members to send a suitable photo for the book page to Bill Duncan.