VETERANS WORKSHOP MANAGER

Ray was born in Casper, WY and currently lives in Red Feather Lakes, CO.  He joined the Army in 2005 and was injured in Iraq August 26, 2006, and medically retired in 2008.  His injuries led him to helping as many of my brothers and sisters as possible.  Honoring Our Veterans was a very important part of Ray’s recovery.  He manages and supports both the photography and fly fishing workshops.

PHOTO WORKSHOP LEADER

Cathy is a full-time resident of Jackson, WY and a landscape and wildlife photographer.  She has a thriving business, Daydream Imagery, printing for artists and photographers.  Having spent a long career in internet networking, Cathy still volunteers as the American Registry for Internet Numbers and Internet Engineering Task Force Reporter.

https://www.daydream.com/

PHOTO WORKSHOP FIELD SUPPORT

I joined the Navy in early 1990.  I went in to the Nuclear Power School program, then out to the fleet on an early Los Angeles-class fast  attack submarine, the USS Salt Lake CIty (SSN716). I first learned photography when I was about 11.  I like shooting everything: macro, models, wildlife, landscapes, surrealism.  To play with another lens. To visit another place, meet more people, and keep my mind and heart open to seeing something amazing.

https://www.instagram.com/davechud/

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GUEST SPEAKER – WYOMING WILDLIFE

Mark has a degree in Wildlife Management from the University of Nebraska.  He has worked for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department since 1995 and is currently their information and Education Specialist.  Mark has recieved several awards for his photography including first place honors from the Association for Conservation Information.  Mark’s photographs have been featured in many wildlife research and conservation efforts.

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