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All photographs are copyrighted to Wayne Wolfersberger.
Speaker / Presentation Topics:
(The program length can be adjusted from 30 to 90minutes)
Composition and Creativity - Explores general guidelines of
composition and design elements that help the photographer create
images with impact.
Wildlife Photography - Looking at ways to improve your photography
of animals that include backyard settings to successful photography
in national parks in the US and places such as Australia. Includes
the use of natural light, flash and even flashlight to get the shot.
Photographing Yellowstone - In the Summer
The Mecca for all nature photographers, Yellowstone offers
something for all.
Geology, landscapes, wildflowers, wildlife and so much more. This
program presents the best times and places to photograph
Yellowstone between the months of May to September.
Bison: Legends, Lore, and Legacy - A photographic story of the
natural history of bison, their evolutionary history, how and why the
millions that once roamed virtually every state of the union were
nearly exterminated and how Yellowstone played a vital role in saving
the American bison.
The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem - A photographic presentation
of the Yellowstone ecosystem, how it works and why the whole is
greater than its parts. Bears, Elk and Wolves are featured in this story
along with images of geological icons of Yellowstone, the world's first
national park (1872).
Flower and Garden Photography - Many techniques for
photographing flowers, groups of flowers and the gardens that
encompass them are presented in this program. Some
compositional elements are discussed as well.
Nature Photography in Your Own "Backyard" - If you live in northern
Virginia or near by, this program will illustrate some of best places for
the photographer who wants to explore Fairfax County, northern
Virginia and beyond.
*Other topics can be arranged upon request.
(The program length can be adjusted from 30 to 90minutes)
Composition and Creativity - Explores general guidelines of
composition and design elements that help the photographer create
images with impact.
Wildlife Photography - Looking at ways to improve your photography
of animals that include backyard settings to successful photography
in national parks in the US and places such as Australia. Includes
the use of natural light, flash and even flashlight to get the shot.
Photographing Yellowstone - In the Summer
The Mecca for all nature photographers, Yellowstone offers
something for all.
Geology, landscapes, wildflowers, wildlife and so much more. This
program presents the best times and places to photograph
Yellowstone between the months of May to September.
Bison: Legends, Lore, and Legacy - A photographic story of the
natural history of bison, their evolutionary history, how and why the
millions that once roamed virtually every state of the union were
nearly exterminated and how Yellowstone played a vital role in saving
the American bison.
The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem - A photographic presentation
of the Yellowstone ecosystem, how it works and why the whole is
greater than its parts. Bears, Elk and Wolves are featured in this story
along with images of geological icons of Yellowstone, the world's first
national park (1872).
Flower and Garden Photography - Many techniques for
photographing flowers, groups of flowers and the gardens that
encompass them are presented in this program. Some
compositional elements are discussed as well.
Nature Photography in Your Own "Backyard" - If you live in northern
Virginia or near by, this program will illustrate some of best places for
the photographer who wants to explore Fairfax County, northern
Virginia and beyond.
*Other topics can be arranged upon request.
