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Photography is a wonderful way to capture the beauty of our
gardens while showcasing the diversity of creatures that dwell among the
blooms. Digital marketing manager for The Nature Conservancy in
Ohio,
Danae Wolfe, will share tips and techniques for capturing portraits of
insects and the plants that support them. Her focus will include both
traditional photography methods as well as macro setups that offer high
magnification at a low cost. Be prepared to see your garden from a
bug’s eye view!
Danae Wolfe is a writer, photographer, and engagement
specialist with 12 years’ experience crafting compelling narratives that
connect people with nature. She started her career working for the National
Park Service as an interpretive park ranger where she developed outreach
programs on water quality and invasive species. For the last 9 years, she
has worked for Ohio State University Extension as a county educator focused
on teaching sustainable horticulture programs and most recently as a
digital engagement specialist teaching faculty and staff how to design more
impactful educational programs for face-to-face and online audiences.
Throughout this time, she has built a community initiative, Chasing Bugs,
to teach people about the importance of protecting our six-legged neighbors
– insects. Through her website, social media, public speaking, and column
in The American Gardener magazine, Danae has reached
global audiences with science-based education about the importance of
conservation. She recently began the next chapter of her career as a
digital marketing manager for the The Nature Conservancy in Ohio.
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