Dawn Wilson presents “Photographing Winter Wildlife” on Wednesday, February 16, 2022 at 7pm, virtually. Virtual Meeting details emailed to members. This meeting will be presented by Dawn virtually, however we will also meet at the Lone Tree Civic Center at 6:30pm for those who would like to participate in our social conversation.
Photographing in winter has challenges that photographers do not have to deal with in any other season. Knowing how to overcome these challenges – such as photographing snow, white-on-white animals, and in cold conditions – will help you capture unique photos when others may be afraid to brave the cold temps.
About Dawn Wilson:
Dawn Wilson is an award-winning, professional nature photographer specializing in photographing the wildlife of high latitudes and high altitudes of the Rocky Mountains and Alaska. Wildlife photography isn’t just about pretty portrait photos, but also includes images that tell the story about where they live, how they live and what affects their habitat.
Ms. Wilson’s writing and photography have been published in regional and national magazines, including Outdoor Photographer, Motor Home Magazine, Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Life, a weekly column in Estes Park News, and many more. She serves as President for the North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA), was recognized as a Top Ten Female Nature Photographer to Watch by Wild Planet Photo Magazine, and frequently presents to camera clubs, nature organizations and youth groups about photography, the outdoors, travel and business strategy. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and an MBA in Marketing but has also studied computer graphics, photography, biology and public relations over the years. She also spent 15 months on the road in an RV with two dogs, two cats and one boyfriend she picked up along the way to photograph some of the most beautiful locations, events and wildlife in the U.S.
