Kristina Bozanich will share her photography expertise and discuss her experiences in the conservation field.
PART 1: EXPLORE THE WORLD OF PHOTOGRAPHY
We will discuss equipment options including cameras, lenses and filters, camera techniques, the best settings/modes for wildlife photography, editing programs, and promotional outlets to showcase your work. Whether you are a novice or advanced photographer, we are certain that you can learn something new!
PART 2: SHARE YOUR PASSION FOR CONSERVATION AND ADVOCACY
We will also share new and exciting ways to become involved in wildlife research, conservation outreach, and volunteerism! Learn how to balance your artistic abilities with current science to make a positive impact on the issues you are most passionate about.
WHEN: Wednesday, January 25th from 6:30-8:00pm
WHERE: 100 W Harrison St, South Tower, Seattle, WA 98119
COST: Free!
*Registration is required. Space is limited. Please register early to secure your spot for this exciting workshop.
QUESTIONS?: Contact Sarah at wahabitatcoordinator@nwf.org or (206) 577-7809.
ABOUT KRISTINA BOZANICH:
Kristina earned her Bachelor's Degrees in Neuroscience and Wildlife Ecology & Conservation from the University of Nevada-Reno. This past year, she completed her Master's Degree in Primate Biology, Behavior, and Conservation at the University of Roehampton, London. Although her main passions are primates and conservation, she also enjoys service dog training, makeup artistry, and of course, photography! You can view her work on her personal website: www.kristinabozanich.com.
