Cath Sinclair considers herself to be an amateur photographer who enjoys getting outside to shoot wildlife, landscape and travel destinations.

She has participated in workshops by tornado hunter Greg Johnson, and she is a recent graduate of the New York Institute of Photography. Cath has traveled to New Brunswick and Scotland to attend workshops with photography legends like Freeman Patterson and Andre Gallant. She is always interested in learning new tricks and techniques in photography, most of all Cath loves to be part of dynamic groups to explore new ways to photograph familiar subjects and exchange knowledge with like minded photo enthusiasts.

Her personal philosophy is never to look down on others’ photographic images, skills or equipment: “We all start out looking at a subject from different perspectives, yet the outcomes are as unique as each individual.”

Cath Sinclair is an active member of the Regina, Moose Jaw and Group of Ten Camera Clubs.

Thank you for sharing your diverse images, Cath. We look forward to seeing more of your work!

06 Mar This entry was written by annahergert and published on March 6, 2015 at 6:35 am. It’s filed under Landscape Photography, Member profile, Moose Jaw Camera Club, Photography, Wildlife Photography and tagged Cath Sinclair, landscape photography, photography, travel and landscape photography, wildlife photography. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.