Bird Photography and People vs. Wildlife Photography parallels
Program March 16, 2008
Presented by Oliver Klink

Oliver Klink
[© Oliver Klink] Oliver Klink has a Masters in Physics engineering and an MBA in business. Klink also studied photography in college in his home country (Switzerland). He says, "Giving Nature the ability to speak through my camera is what inspires me." Oliver travels to many countries to teach workshops and photograph animals in the wild.

Oliver's work has been exhibited at various US and international galleries. His most recent exhibits were at ModernBook Gallery in Palo Alto and PhotoCentral Gallery in Hayward, California

Bird Photography and People vs. Wildlife Photography parallels
Why photograph birds? Birds are beautiful creatures. They are also interesting. They lead fascinating lives. They exhibit exciting behaviors such as predatory, courtship, reproductive, nesting, and more. However, they don't stay still for long and can be challenging to photograph. Through a set of images, you'll learn some techniques on how to improve your photographs.

[© Oliver Klink] After seeing bird images, can we find parallels between people and wildlife photography? You'll be amazed on the many photography concepts that can be applied to what is perceived as two different type of photography. Again through a set of different images, you'll see how various techniques can be applied to both people and wildlife photography.

All the concepts explained during the talk can be further learned and practiced at IncredibleTravelPhotos workshops. Additional information can be found at http://www.incredibletravelphotos.com.