Joan Herrmann

I have been photographing flora and fauna for more than thirty years.  My husband, Bob, and I moved to the Adirondack area fifteen years ago from our home in Rochester, New York.  We both love kayaking and hiking, and delight in sharing theses adventures with our seven grandchildren. 

I’m a former member of the Utica Camera Club and have been a member of The Artworks for twelve years.

I have exhibited my work at the Arts Center in Old Forge, the Old Forge Library, Kirkland Art Center, The Red Room at the Stanley Theater in Utica, Herkimer County Community College, and The Sidewalk Show at Munson-Williams-Proctor Art Institute in Utica. 

I have been a docent with MWPAI for fourteen years and was the District V director of the Federated Garden Clubs of New York State.   I am also a nationally accredited flower show judge and believe that each experience and position has helped enhance my photographic endeavors.  

Photography began as a hobby, became a profession and is now a passion. My love of nature began in early childhood and learning more about nature is a daily avocation. I also enjoy participating in nature programs for children and adults.  In June of 2009, I began working as a staff member of Potato Hill Farms Outdoor Educational Center in Boonville, New York.  As a guide I enjoy hiking and/or snowshoeing with elementary school children 15 to 20 hours weekly.

New items for 2010 include Flora and Fauna photographs on ceramic tiles, coasters and magnets.

 

Joan Herrmann

PO Box 172

Prospect, NY 13435

Phone: 315-896-4345

Email: jmhphoto8442@gmail.com

September 14, 2010 (Tuesday)
                  Old Forge Garden Club Program
                  Art Center/Old Forge, NY
                  Floral Photography with Joan Herrmann
                  "Learn techniques and secrets from this very talented photographer and Artworks member."
 

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American eagle	It's a what house?	Dragonfly photo on tile	Barred owl	Butterfly
Gobble, gobble	Marsh marigolds	Photo note cards	Water, water, everywhere	Marsh marigolds2