[NatureNS] Halifax Field Naturalists meeting

Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2008 09:54:07 -0300
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Halifax Field Naturalists Meeting
Thursday, November 6, 2008 - Nature Where You Find It, with Keith Vaughan -- Museum of Natural History, Summer St., 7:30    The photography of natural history ranges from the wide angle images of breathtaking vistas, as you would see in the Southwest USA , to the tiniest of creatures such as a spider. The photographic techniques used to capture a variety of subjects are as varied as the subjects themselves. Photographing landscapes with a wide angle lens presents a different challenge from that of capturing an image of a small wildflower waving from side to side in the fresh breeze with a macro lens. Keith Vaughan has travelled extensively in North America and Europe in search of wild orchids (N.S., the UK, Italy, Spain), red-rock landscapes (Arizona, Utah, California), animals (Canadian Rockies), and spiders (Kejimkujik). Keith will be showing us examples of his best nature work with this traditional, 35mm-film slide show. 

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