The premise of this presentation is that we do that largely by relying on our five human senses through which we experience versus just see.
\nWe can push that experience toward a more creative response through what I\u2019ve identified as our six artistic senses.\u00a0 We can use those sensory perceptions to find subject matter and to help us compose images.<\/p>\n
Hank Erdmann<\/strong>\u00a0is an artist, a professional natural history photographer and photographic educator who resides in Will County, Illinois.\u00a0 He has photographed throughout North America, making the Midwest his primary geographic area of interest.\u00a0 A love of history, especially the maritime history of the Great Lakes, kindles a special interest in the ports, shorelines, islands and natural areas of Lakes Michigan and Superior and their surrounding environs. Midwestern prairies and hardwood forests are other primary areas of interest.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n Join us on Wednesday, March 18 at 7:30 for this presentation.<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The premise of this presentation is that we do that largely by relying on our five human senses through which we experience versus just see. We can push that experience toward a more creative response through what I\u2019ve identified as our six artistic senses.\u00a0 We can use those sensory perceptions to find subject matter and … Continue reading March 18, 2026 Meeting – \u201cYour Eleven Senses \u2013 Use Them For Better Images\u201d by Hank Erdman<\/span>