The Nature of the Meadowlands Photowalk with Jim Wright and Tamron

Class Code: UUU402
Class Code: UUU402
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The Nature of the Meadowlands Photowalk with Jim Wright and Tamron
The Nature of the Meadowlands Photowalk with Jim Wright and Tamron 0
$49.00
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Everyone
No available dates

Join us for an opportunity to explore an exclusive photowalk trail at the Meadowlands!  DeKorte Park in Lyndhurst, NJ is home to various birds of interest, including raptors and waterfowl. You'll encounter these birds and other wildlife in their natural habitat as you're guided through by bird expert Jim Wright.

Unique Photo's Michael Downey and Tamron's Ken Hubbard will also be present to assist and help with your photography questions.

* Registration includes seminar presented by Tamron on Friday, April 22nd (6:30pm - 8:00pm) at Unique Photo.
* Transportation is NOT included.  Please meet everyone at the Meadowlands Environment Center at DeKorte Park promptly at 8:00am.
* There is no rain date for the photowalk.  It will be rain or shine!
* Tamron loaner lenses will be available for use on the photowalk.
* Limited spots available for this exclusive photowalk!


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Seminar on Friday, April 22nd (6:30pm - 8:00pm): (Unique Photo, 123 US Hwy 46 West, Fairfield, NJ 07004)
Tamron's Ken Hubbard will go over tips and techniques for photographing nature and wildlife. You'll also learn which lenses are best for the different situations you may encounter on the photowalk.

Photowalk on Saturday, April 23rd (8:00am - 10:00am): (Meeting at the Meadowlands Environment Center)
Photographer and bird expert Jim Wright will lead the photowalk through DeKorte Park in Lyndhurst, NJ. It is home to various birds of interest, including raptors and waterfowl.
There is no rain date for this photowalk.  It will be rain or shine!  In case of severely inclement weather, we will notify everyone via email, phone, and this listing if the photowalk is canceled.

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Jim Wright:
Jim founded the photography-driven Meadowlands Nature Blog (www.meadowblog.net). He is the birding columnist for The Record and nature columnist for The South Bergenite. He is the author of three other well-received coffee-table books -- "Jungle of the Maya" (about a Central American Rain Forest), "Hawk Mountain" (about the world-famous raptor sanctuary in Pennsylvania) and "In the Presence of Nature" (about the Celery Farm Natural Area in Allendale, N.J.).

Ken Hubbard:
Joining Tamron USA, Inc. in 2001, Ken turned his lens toward the American landscape, traveling extensively throughout the United States. Though he had never confined his photography to one genre, it was during this time that he realized the expressive potential and beauty of landscape photography. The results were a consistent output of breathtaking photographs that continually challenged the boundaries of the genre; a snow-covered buffalo staring ominously out of the frame, surreal rock forms in Joshua National Park that appear as if out of a sci-fi film, innumerable variations in light spilling through the depths of Antelope Canyon…Ken had found his calling. Ken Hubbard continues to work for Tamron as the Field Services manager. In addition to taking photographs for the company-for national and international use, he acts as a trainer for new products and technology, sets up and works on all aspects of Tamron field workshops, and as the title suggests- is a supervisor for all aspects of the industry trade shows. Both on the job and off, you can always find him looking for another unique image to fill his camera’s viewfinder.

Michael Downey: Michael is the Head Instructor of Unique University. He currently owns and operates Michael Downey Photography, Inc. out of Somerville, New Jersey. He has photographed hundreds of moderate to high-end weddings throughout the northeast. He also teaches regularly during photowalks and workshops. His images can be seen at New Century Artist Art Gallery in the Chelsea section of Manhattan.


Photos Courtesy of NJSEA

$49.00
-
Everyone
No available dates
Have any questions?1-800-631-0300

Seminar on Friday, April 22nd (6:30pm - 8:00pm): (Unique Photo, 123 US Hwy 46 West, Fairfield, NJ 07004)
Tamron's Ken Hubbard will go over tips and techniques for photographing nature and wildlife. You'll also learn which lenses are best for the different situations you may encounter on the photowalk.

Photowalk on Saturday, April 23rd (8:00am - 10:00am): (Meeting at the Meadowlands Environment Center)
Photographer and bird expert Jim Wright will lead the photowalk through DeKorte Park in Lyndhurst, NJ. It is home to various birds of interest, including raptors and waterfowl.
There is no rain date for this photowalk.  It will be rain or shine!  In case of severely inclement weather, we will notify everyone via email, phone, and this listing if the photowalk is canceled.

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Jim Wright:
Jim founded the photography-driven Meadowlands Nature Blog (www.meadowblog.net). He is the birding columnist for The Record and nature columnist for The South Bergenite. He is the author of three other well-received coffee-table books -- "Jungle of the Maya" (about a Central American Rain Forest), "Hawk Mountain" (about the world-famous raptor sanctuary in Pennsylvania) and "In the Presence of Nature" (about the Celery Farm Natural Area in Allendale, N.J.).

Ken Hubbard:
Joining Tamron USA, Inc. in 2001, Ken turned his lens toward the American landscape, traveling extensively throughout the United States. Though he had never confined his photography to one genre, it was during this time that he realized the expressive potential and beauty of landscape photography. The results were a consistent output of breathtaking photographs that continually challenged the boundaries of the genre; a snow-covered buffalo staring ominously out of the frame, surreal rock forms in Joshua National Park that appear as if out of a sci-fi film, innumerable variations in light spilling through the depths of Antelope Canyon…Ken had found his calling. Ken Hubbard continues to work for Tamron as the Field Services manager. In addition to taking photographs for the company-for national and international use, he acts as a trainer for new products and technology, sets up and works on all aspects of Tamron field workshops, and as the title suggests- is a supervisor for all aspects of the industry trade shows. Both on the job and off, you can always find him looking for another unique image to fill his camera’s viewfinder.

Michael Downey: Michael is the Head Instructor of Unique University. He currently owns and operates Michael Downey Photography, Inc. out of Somerville, New Jersey. He has photographed hundreds of moderate to high-end weddings throughout the northeast. He also teaches regularly during photowalks and workshops. His images can be seen at New Century Artist Art Gallery in the Chelsea section of Manhattan.


Photos Courtesy of NJSEA