Speaker will be in person in the theatre.

Clay Fisher

Photo Images, LLC 

Anatomy of a Project 

Exhibited at Blue Heron Nature Preserve, Atlanta, Ga.; Georgia State Capital, galleries and businesses throughout Georgia and Tennessee, as well as published in newspapers and magazines.

Clay enjoys photographing a variety of subjects including people, nature, architecture, landscapes and other themes using digital and analog methods. His favorite forms of photography are nature and travel – having taken him to many National Parks, Georgia State Parks, and National Forests. His body of work captures the diversity, complexity and reverence often overlooked by the human eye within these natural places.

His more recent project, titled For the Birds, was exhibited earlier this year at the Blue Heron Nature Preserve in Atlanta, Ga.

For this presentation, Clay will explore how photographers can start to create something that is more deeply rewarding and realistically attainable with their images.

He will explain why the answer to this important question can be found in the creation of a personal photography project. To illustrate his presentation, he will share a few personal project examples along with the supporting images and discuss how the journey of creating a personal project can be both a positive and rewarding experience.

Come and learn how such an intentional project can improve your overall work and help you grow as a photographer.