Members of the St Louis chapter of Wild Ones submitted more than 40 photos out of more than 500 total to the 2022 Wild Ones photo contest. They were submitted by: Anna Miller, Dale Gebhardt, Karen Louis, Kathy Bildner, Katie Lodes, Linda Laferriere, Lisa Williams, Linda Roe, Peggy Pittenger,…
The Wild Ones Annual Photo Contest is OPEN NOW! The Wild Ones Annual Photo Contest is open to active chapter members Categories include Fauna with Flora, Flora, Home Landscaping, It’s Alive, Pollinators, Public Landscaping and Scenery $50 cash prizes will be awarded to 1st place category winners as well Best…
National has announced the winners of the 2021 Photo Contest We are excited to see that our chapter members entered the contest this year, and we have 2 winners! Congratulations to Diana Linsley and Reneé Benage for their winning entries. Diana Linsley won the People’s Choice Award for “Swallowtail butterfly…
[Show thumbnails] By Marcia K. Myers Blog Editor, Wild Ones – St. Louis Chapter Four members from our chapter entered this year’s 2016 Wild Ones Photo Contest. In a previous blog post, we listed the names of the photos but not who took which photo. Now that the contest is over,…
The 2016 Wild Ones Photo Contest is underway! Four members from our chapter submitted photos this year for the contest. After the winners are announced, we will reveal who submitted which photo. In alphabetical order by category and then title, here are the photos: Flora: Garden Doodles Flora: Ice Ribbons Flora:…
By Dawn Weber Board Member-at-Large Wild Ones – St. Louis Chapter The most recent photography tip was about keeping the photographer and camera still while shooting, which is very important, but what if it’s the subject that is moving? Mother Nature blesses me with lots of good things in the…
By Dawn Weber Board Member-at-Large, St. Louis Wild Ones In the United States, to kick off a race, we usually use “On your mark, get set, go!” but I have many work colleagues from London that instead say “Ready, steady, go!”, which leads me to the next photo tip in…
By Dawn Weber Board Member-at-Large, St. Louis Wild Ones Today’s tip is for point-and-shoot camera users: What is that little flower button? Point-and-shoot cameras are, by design, great for taking close-up photos in the garden, but did you know there is a way to get even closer? On most of…
By Dawn Weber Today’s tip is for smartphone users: Sometimes close is too close I’ve had occasions where I wanted to get a quick photo of a small flower or an insect and the results are blurry because the camera won’t focus on the intended subject. That undesirable result could…
