Guide to Better Pictures

As a wildlife photographer, Oliver Klink likes to dazzle his audience with the wonders of the natural diversity of our world. The intent of his photography is to capture animals’ behaviors in their own habitat and share this privileged experience through his photographs.
Oliver’s images have received many recognitions, with the most recent, The 2009 Mike lvanitsky Award for Excellence in Photography, and NANPA 2009 Top 100 images showcase. His work has been exhibited internationally and locally in Palo Alto (ModernBooks) and Hayward (PhotoCentral).

In this seminar you will learn new photographic skills, and fine tune existing ones you already have to produce first class wildlife images.

Techniques to capture wildlife in their natural settings
Tracking
Creatively take advantage of aperture and shutter speeds
Optimize the background
What can your equipment do for you

Produce First Class Wildlife images
Quality of light
Know what is possible in the digital darkroom to affect how you shoot in the field
Wildlife Photography Projects
How to attract birds, mammals, and more
Viewing your subject from different perspective
Rejuvenate creativity
In addition to the learning experience, you will take away links to Reference material (books, mailing lists, photo contests) and Photo shoot locations (Hot spots in the Bay Area (when, where),
“Hidden gems’’ (locations, when, where).