The Wildlife Photo Workshops We Are Leading
You’ve just invested hours reading our blog posts on how to become a better wildlife photographer. If you would like to learn more from us, why don’t you consider traveling with us on one of our photography workshops? Below you will find a bio of all that supplied content to this series of blog posts. There is also a link to see where we are leading photography workshops.
We hope to see you one day out in the field.
Kevin Pepper
Kevin is Professional Photographer in Canada. For the past eight years, he has taught photography to enthusiasts in his workshops in Canada and worldwide.
His first love is photographing nature, regardless of the season or weather condition; the Canadian landscape and wildlife are his inspiration. But you will also see other styles of photography in his portfolio. From Mongolian culture to street photography, urban exploration of abandoned buildings, and even architecture, he loves to capture it all with his camera for his corporate clients and growing personal portfolio.
Kevin’s images have been used in numerous media outlets and Government publications. You may have seen his work in PHOTONews Canada, Photo Technique Magazine, Quebecor Media, OP Magazine, and different Canadian tourism board publications. The Canadian Government even chose his nature photography to help celebrate the countries 150th Birthday in 2017.
His images have also been used by companies such as Olympus, Panasonic, Villanova University, Sigma, Manfrotto, African Lion Safari, and a host of other corporate clients.
Kevin Lisota
Kevin Lisota is a professional photographer, videographer, and web developer located in Seattle, Washington. After a technology career at Microsoft, he became a photojournalist for the technology news site GeekWire where he photographs important people, news, and events in the technology industry. He is frequently on assignment photographing professional sports such as the NFL, MLS, NBA, PGA, and tennis. His favorite assignment as a journalist is to photograph rocket launches using remote cameras at the launch pad.
Kevin’s true photographic passion is nature and wildlife photography, regularly exploring the nearby mountains and national parks in the Pacific Northwest or staying up all night to experience the night sky through astrophotography. He also has a passion for adventure travel and leading photography workshops to remote places around the globe. He enjoys teaching photography and watching photographers learn and improve their work.
Jeff Wendorff
Jeff Wendorff has been photographing wildlife most of his life. Jeff said he was hooked on nature after seeing his first episode of “Wild Kingdom” as a child. To say he is well-traveled is a bit of an understatement. His travels would circle the earth 120 times.
Jeff has always been drawn to wildlife photography. That will always be true, but he will find something to photograph when the light is right. From dragonflies to Paris streets, from the plains of Africa to the stars and back, Jeff loves capturing and sharing his images almost as much as he loves helping his clients create their own unique images.
Jeff’s approach to teaching is to make the experience personal and fun. Even though you will be part of a group, he makes it seem like your own private workshop by giving you personalized help. Having “classes” in awe-inspiring locations does not hurt either!
Jeff’s images have been widely published, enhancing books, magazines, billboards, museum murals, and even cans of cat food in China. Jeff is a Sony mirrorless photographer and uses Adobe Lightroom for most of his editing.