Posted by John Tobias on February 25, 2011 at 11:12 AM
Thought members might be interested in this program coming up in April. Also, Tom may be appearing in the Miller Park Zoo rainforest exhibit on the afternoon of April 11, in Bloomington, IL. There is no fee for this except for admission to the zoo. If more information is needed please contact me.
Sugar Grove Nature Center
& John Wesley Powell Audubon Present…
Tom Ulrich, Acclaimed Nature Photographer,
Presentation and Workshop
Nature photographer and lecturer, Tom Ulrich, will bring his nature photography presentation to Illinois Wesleyan University on Monday, April 11, at 7 p.m. The following day, Tuesday, April 12, he is offering a digital photography workshop for beginners. Read on to learn more!
A freelance photographer since 1975, Ulrich is highly acclaimed around the world for his nature photography skills. His images have been used by many magazines and other publications, including National Geographic, National Wildlife, and Audubon. Tom has published books, field guides, and calendars. He has received numerous prestigious awards for his work. In addition to taking photographs of the natural world, Ulrich conducts photography seminars and workshops around the country. He has led tours to remote parts of the world, including the Galapagos Islands, Costa Rica, and Pantanal, Brazil. For more information about Ulrich and to view some of his work, visit www.tomulrichphotos.com.
Originally from Illinois, he now resides outside of Glacier National Park in Montana, but returns to Illinois each spring on his photo tour and will make a stop in Bloomington-Normal. Every year Tom dazzles his audiences with amazing photographs and humorous narration. He will take us on a photographic journey of the year 2010 in the life of a wildlife photographer. This year’s focus will include the Nature of Texas and Glacier National Park with a special feature on the hummingbirds of Ecuador. All ages are invited to attend this special program on Monday, April 11th, at 7 p.m. The event is hosted at Illinois Wesleyan University’s Center for Natural Sciences (CNS) Building.
On Tuesday, April 12th, he will be instructing a Nature Photography Workshop from 9 a.m.-1p.m. Digital photographers are encouraged to attend to learn about histograms, white balance, composition, quality, and digital work flow. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn valuable information and gain insight on photo technique from a skilled expert! Spaces are limited.
Presentation Fee: Members of Sugar Grove Nature Center and JWP Audubon $5/adult, $2/children under 12; Non-Members $7/adult, $3/children under 12; IWU Students free with ID.
Workshop Fee: Members of Sugar Grove Nature Center and JWP Audubon $35; Non-Members $40.
Registration is required for both events. For more information or to register, call the Nature Center at (309) 874.2174 or email register@sugargrovenaturecenter.org.
Co-Sponsored by Sugar Grove Nature Center & John Wesley Powell Audubon Society
The Center for Natural Sciences (CNS) Building at Illinois Wesleyan University, Room C101 is located at 201 Beecher, just east of Main Street. Parking is available just north of the CNS and east of the Hansen Student Center.
Please call the Nature Center if you need clarification.
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& John Wesley Powell Audubon Present…
Tom Ulrich, Acclaimed Nature Photographer,
Presentation and Workshop
Nature photographer and lecturer, Tom Ulrich, will bring his nature photography presentation to Illinois Wesleyan University on Monday, April 11, at 7 p.m. The following day, Tuesday, April 12, he is offering a digital photography workshop for beginners. Read on to learn more!
A freelance photographer since 1975, Ulrich is highly acclaimed around the world for his nature photography skills. His images have been used by many magazines and other publications, including National Geographic, National Wildlife, and Audubon. Tom has published books, field guides, and calendars. He has received numerous prestigious awards for his work. In addition to taking photographs of the natural world, Ulrich conducts photography seminars and workshops around the country. He has led tours to remote parts of the world, including the Galapagos Islands, Costa Rica, and Pantanal, Brazil. For more information about Ulrich and to view some of his work, visit www.tomulrichphotos.com.
Originally from Illinois, he now resides outside of Glacier National Park in Montana, but returns to Illinois each spring on his photo tour and will make a stop in Bloomington-Normal. Every year Tom dazzles his audiences with amazing photographs and humorous narration. He will take us on a photographic journey of the year 2010 in the life of a wildlife photographer. This year’s focus will include the Nature of Texas and Glacier National Park with a special feature on the hummingbirds of Ecuador. All ages are invited to attend this special program on Monday, April 11th, at 7 p.m. The event is hosted at Illinois Wesleyan University’s Center for Natural Sciences (CNS) Building.
On Tuesday, April 12th, he will be instructing a Nature Photography Workshop from 9 a.m.-1p.m. Digital photographers are encouraged to attend to learn about histograms, white balance, composition, quality, and digital work flow. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn valuable information and gain insight on photo technique from a skilled expert! Spaces are limited.
Presentation Fee: Members of Sugar Grove Nature Center and JWP Audubon $5/adult, $2/children under 12; Non-Members $7/adult, $3/children under 12; IWU Students free with ID.
Workshop Fee: Members of Sugar Grove Nature Center and JWP Audubon $35; Non-Members $40.
Registration is required for both events. For more information or to register, call the Nature Center at (309) 874.2174 or email register@sugargrovenaturecenter.org.
Co-Sponsored by Sugar Grove Nature Center & John Wesley Powell Audubon Society
The Center for Natural Sciences (CNS) Building at Illinois Wesleyan University, Room C101 is located at 201 Beecher, just east of Main Street. Parking is available just north of the CNS and east of the Hansen Student Center.
Please call the Nature Center if you need clarification.