Tuesdays – Travel & Photography
3/10 & 3/24 @ 2:30 PM/CH
Instructor: Pat Worley
3/10 Native American Lore and Beliefs of the Night Skies
In Native American cultures, the moon, stars and constellations hold immense significance. Each tribe has its unique interpretations of celestial bodies, assigning them specific meanings and associations. By observing the stars, Native Americans gained insights into the seasons, weather patterns, and the cyclical nature of time. Landscape Astrophotographer Pat Worley will feature her images of the night skies and share stories corresponding to the various celestial events she has captured. The program will wrap up with a glimpse as to how the dark skies have changed over time.
and the cyclical nature of time.
3/24 Travel Photography
Take a trip around the world. We will explore the incredible landscapes, visit iconic locations, discuss the wildlife, and learn about various cultures. Along the journey we will make quick stops in China, St. Petersburg, Russia, Paris, South Africa, Tanzania, Rwanda, Machu Picchu, Havana and more. We will visit several of our National Parks including, Horseshoe Bend, The Grand Tetons and Yellowstone as well as locations close to home.
Pat will discuss how she approaches her travels through photography by capturing images that express the characteristic features or culture of a land as they are found naturally. Pat will tell the stories behind the photographs, transporting you to another place and time.

