A good friend, great photographer Darrell Gulin, GULINPHOTO ....a Canon "Explorer of Light" photographer, will be giving a presentation in conjunction with the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge's "Songbird Weekend".
LOCATION: Laurel Ridge Middle School, 21416 SW Copper Ln, Sherwood, OR 97140. This event is free.
Saturday night,May 14th at 6:300 PM.
Sunday morning and Sunday afternoon Darrell and I will conduct photography workshops at the Refuge. The number of spaces is limited so you will need to go to http://www.tualatinriverbirdfestival.org to sign up.
There is a small fee for these workshops but goes to a good cause ( not ours!)
If you have a family and children, consider coming out for some of the other free lectures and activities Friday, Saturday & Sunday. They are all listed on http://www.tualatinriverbirdfestival.org
If you are there on Saturday night come up and say hi. I'll have the pleasure of introducing Darrell. I've done some speaking engagements and presentations with him over the years and hes a great speaker and will provide a great program. you can email me if you have other questions.
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0 repliesLOCATION: Laurel Ridge Middle School, 21416 SW Copper Ln, Sherwood, OR 97140. This event is free.
Saturday night,May 14th at 6:300 PM.
Sunday morning and Sunday afternoon Darrell and I will conduct photography workshops at the Refuge. The number of spaces is limited so you will need to go to
http://www.tualatinriverbirdfestival.org to sign up.
There is a small fee for these workshops but goes to a good cause ( not ours!)
If you have a family and children, consider coming out for some of the other free lectures and activities Friday, Saturday & Sunday. They are all listed on http://www.tualatinriverbirdfestival.org
If you are there on Saturday night come up and say hi. I'll have the pleasure of introducing Darrell. I've done some speaking engagements and presentations with him over the years and hes a great speaker and will provide a great program. you can email me if you have other questions.
Regards,
Jack