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Photography

Explore Photography

Seeing Nature Through a Different Lens.

Photography invites us to observe the natural world with greater intention, revealing beauty in the smallest botanical detail and the broadest landscape.

The Garden Club of Cleveland encourages photographic exploration through education, workshops, exhibitions, and opportunities to document the gardens, people, and places that define our work.

By combining artistic vision with an appreciation for horticulture and conservation, our members help preserve moments, tell stories, and inspire others to see the natural world in new ways.

PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE

Shared Missions. Lasting Impact.

The Photography Committee furthers the knowledge and love of gardening and the natural landscape through photography. It promotes the art and science of photography at all skill levels through education. It provides training and/or help in documenting GCC meetings and events.  It provides access to quality photographs for GCA publications.  It enhances the quality of the photography division in flower shows.  
Some past speakers in Photography have been:
  • Matthew Benson – The Photographic Garden
  • Ryn Clarke – ‘Art of Landscape Photography’, and,  ‘Making the most of your IPHONE Camera’
  • Laurie Tennent – ‘Intimate Portraits’, The Botanical Art of Artist & Photographer
  • Laurie Jacobs​ – Photographic Transformations
  • Ian Adams, environmental photographer specializing in natural, rural, historical and garden photography
  • Jim McCormac- Mysterious Moths: The Darker Side of Butterflies
  • Michael Weil –A Photographer’s Perspective of Lakeview Cemetery