Photo Co-op March Presentation:
Go With the Flow - Guide to Making Dynamic Images of Flowing Water
By Kurt Budliger
Thursday March 19, 6-8pm, $5 Suggested Donation

Vermont photographer Kurt Budliger has been photographing the natural landscape for over 25 years. His photographs have appeared in numerous books, advertising campaigns, and magazines including Outdoor Photographer, Popular Photography, National Geographic Adventure, Vermont Life Magazine, Patagonia, 1% for the Planet, Trust for Public Land, The Nature Conservancy, and many more. Kurt will be the presenting speaker at River Arts Photo Co-op March Meeting on Thursday March 19, 6-8pm. Open to the public, $5 suggested donation.

As a photographer and fly fisherman, Kurt is constantly drawn to landscapes that feature flowing water. The varied, shapes, patterns, textures and reflected colors provide a never-ending palette of inspiration and photographic discovery. Whether photographing streams draped in autumn color, waterfalls flowing full with spring runoff or working along the coast with crashing waves, there are a number of technical and creative challenges to overcome in our pursuit to convey the dynamic beauty of these special environments. During this presentation we'll explore a variety of topics and considerations that are critical to your success when shooting water.

The River Arts Photo Co-op provides photography enthusiasts with a way to gather, promote and share their experience and knowledge of photography in an atmosphere of camaraderie and fun. No experience necessary – just a love of photography and a desire for discovery, building skills, and connecting with others with a similar passion!

River Arts is physically accessible for participants who use wheelchairs or other mobility aids, and those who prefer not to use stairs. For more information call (802) 888-1261 or visit www.riverartsvt.org.