On Wednesday February 19, 6:30 pm, John Pennoyer will be giving a program titled “Winter Light; Winter Photography”. John tells us not to put our camera away when the snow flies. This is one of the most rewarding times of the year for photography. This will be a Zoom meeting.
About John: Growing up in Kalispell, Montana it was natural for me to be in the outdoors, whether it was hunting, fishing or just hiking in Glacier National Park. I moved to Minnesota to go to school and my intention was to move back to Montana, but here I am still in Minnesota. After school I took up bowhunting and to further my time in the northwoods of Minnesota, I also dived into photography. LIttle did I know how photography would begin to open my eyes on so many things besides Whitetail deer. I love to photograph the flora and fauna of Minnesota, but I also enjoy traveling and photographing around other parts of the country. My camera and lenses have always been Nikon but they are just the tools to get the image, it is the photographers vision to create the image. I have been a member NPS (Nikon Professional Services) for many years. I’m also a very active member of the Minnesota Nature Photography Club. You can see more of his work at https://www.impressionsofnature.net/
