Attractions for Photographers – Georgia Edition

This event is for CURRENT GNPA members.
This is an ONLINE ONLY GNPA Webinar using Zoom Technologies.

You can ONLY REGISTER for this ZOOM webinar from the www.GNPA.org website. Once registered, you will receive the link to use Zoom Technologies.

Before the Webinar, you should first download the Zoom Client using this link: https://zoom.us/download. Otherwise, you’ll have to download it when you try to join the meeting.

YouTube video on Zoom Setup and Use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTSJ0YDoF7o
You do not need to use your own video cam or sound mic to attend.

To register for the meeting:
1. Login at: https://www.GNPA.org
2. Look for WEBINAR AND MEETING SCHEDULE AND REGISTRATION on the member home page
3. Click on the registration link that corresponds to this meeting.
4. You will receive a confirmation email with the link to the webinar
5. You will get 2 reminder emails, one the day before the event and one an hour before the webinar

DESCRIPTION:
During the last few months, all of our lives have been altered due to the COVID-19. The normal has changed to the abnormal. As we have been limited in our travels, most of us have been ready to get out and enjoy nature. This webinar will point out some destinations to photograph nature and some other iconic Georgia destinations.

GNPA Member Phillip Prichard will present Attractions for Photographers – Georgia Edition on November 18th. Phillip has complied a listing of attractions in the southeast that he will happily share. Tonight’s presentation will be limited to only Georgia attractions due to time constraints. Over 300 locations in Georgia are included in the listing.

The presentation will show an overview of Georgia’s photographic possibilities. Georgia has:
159 Counties – At least 159 Possibilities
48 State Parks – Mountains to Seashore and Many In Between
112 State Wildlife Management Areas
9 National Wildlife Refuges
11 National Parks
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area
44 Nature Centers
15 Covered Bridges
Plus many more

Phillip is a GNPA Life Member. He is also a member of NANPA, CNPA, Audubon Society – Master Birder, Ducks Unlimited and National Wildlife Federation. He is a retired firefighter with 30 years of service, a safety consultant & trainer, and a contributing writer & photographer for Motorsports America. He tries to photograph something everyday with his grandkids and birds being his favorite subjects.