Michael Kobe will be sharing his photography skills at a table top workshop where he will show participants the close-up skills that he has mastered. Bring your camera and a tripod and Michael will provide a large variety of materials to photograph including: flowers, shells, fossils, seeds, plants, and a host of many interesting objects that should surely convey interest in your photographs. Come away with some pictures like these:

Michael Kobe is a retired Biologist. After teaching for forty-four years, he decided to pursue his interest in the out-of-doors through photography. He has mastered the skills of nature photography and shares them through extensive workshops, seminars, and field trips with others.  His photographs have been utilized extensively in Indiana Dunes National Park publications. He is recognized for his nature photography especially in his skills of capturing images of insects, flowers, and birds.  He has won many awards with his photographs and was honored by the Chicago Area Camera Clubs Association with the prestigious Kohout Nature Award in 2009 and the Grace DeWolf Nature Photography Award in 2011. Michael also received the William J. Cody Award from CACCA in 2013 for outstanding organizations, teaching classes, and writing articles.

You can participate in this macro photography workshop at CAPS-Chicago Area Photographic School on Sunday, November 24th.

To see the CAPS website go to:  

https://www.caccaphoto.org/caps/caps_home.php

To register for CAPS go to:  https://cacca.regfox.com/caps-2019