K E V I N
LO U G H L I N
Back to Basics Part 1: Rebuilding Your Photographic
Foundation | Photography Seminar
Kevin Loughlin was raised to appreciate nature while exploring the woodlands
of Pennsylvania as a child. At age six, during a family trip through the American
West, Kevin became fascinated with photography as well as seeing the new
and different birds throughout North America. Instilled with a love for travel
and seeking new, exciting destinations, he felt a desire to share his experiences
with others and in 1993 founded Wildside Nature Tours. Kevin’s photographs
and articles have appeared in publications such as WildBird, Audubon and
Philadelphia Magazines, as well as National Geographic and WWF websites
plus many natural history books. He has also authored a Pocket Guide to Digital
Nature Photography and currently has two more book projects on his plate.
(Meeting Location: GTM Research Reserve, Classroom 3)
THURSDAY 3:30 TO 5:30 P.M.
Price: $40 | Max No of People: 40 | Difficulty Level: Beginner
So many people began their photographic experiences using the ‘Program Mode’
letting the camera make all their decisions and then began using other modes. This
has created a generation of photographers who have not been grounded in the
very basics of photography. Start fresh with new insight into light and exposure.
Not All Who Wander Are Lost… or Finding the Image and
Telling the Story | Presentation
FRIDAY 10:00 TO 11:30 A.M.
A note about Alligator Farm Field Workshops **
The Alligator Farm REQUIRES an ANNUAL PHOTO PASS for this workshop.
**If you need a Photo Pass then please purchase our “I NEED AN
ALLIGATOR FARM PHOTO PASS” ticket and a Photo Pass will be ordered for
you. You will only need to buy the pass one time and it’s valid for one year.
Artistic Bird Photography for Beginners | **Field Workshop
(Meeting Location: St. Augustine Alligator Farm, 999 Anastasia Blvd)
Price: FREE | Max No of People: 20 | (GTM Research Reserve, Movie Room)
So often we are overwhelmed by a new location’s stunning landscape or
abundant wildlife. Shutters begin clicking immediately and then disappointment
comes later. Learn how to assess a location’s