presentations
Kerry Jarvis leads many informative and entertaining presentations using his images, stories and first hand experiences. Kerry is available to present on a variety of topics.
In addition, he can also lead presentations on:
- How to Naturalize your lawn
- Gardening to attract butterflies
- Gardening to attract caterpillars
- Pond dipping
- PowerPoint: Tips, Techniques and Secrets for Effective Presentations
- Advanced PowerPoint techniques
- PhotoShop for beginners
- PhotoShop: Cool Techniques to enhance your images
- Photography Tips and Techniques
- Photographing Gardens
- Travel presentations: Canada, Costa Rica, Belize, Ecuador
To book Kerry Jarvis for a presentation or to ask about a custom presentation, contact Kerry at: kerryjarvis@kerryjarvis.com
Upcoming Presentations:
Huron Fringe Birding Festival:
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Ecuador: Land of Diversity
Discover, identify and enjoy the magic diversity of Ecuador. The people, culture, food and of course the natural wonders of Ecuador will be explored in this presentation.
Huron Fringe Birding Festival:
Friday, June 1, 2012
Listening to the Sounds of Nature
Discover, identify and enjoy the magic sounds of nature with Kerry Jarvis as he explores the sounds of nature through startling audio and amazing visuals of mammals, birds, insects and amphibians, that will have you listening with renewed interest.
Huron Fringe Birding Festival:
Saturay, June 2, 2012
How to Photograph Waterfalls: Part I
Join Kerry in this new workshop where he will share tips and techniques on how to photograph waterfalls. This is part one of a two part series. This workshop is
indoors and is geared toward beginner to advanced DSLR
photographers.
Huron Fringe Birding Festival:
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Waterfalls Tour:
Part II
Kerry Jarvis will lead a full day
tour to photograph local waterfalls. Participants will get an
opportunity to put in to practise the tips and techniques they
learned in, "How to Photograph Waterfalls". Based on time and weather conditions participants will visit: Sauble Falls, Inglis Falls, Indian Falls, Jones Falls, and
Weavers Creek Falls. Requirements: DSLR camera and tripod.
Here are some sample presentations that Kerry has led.
Presentations:
Georgetown Horticultural Society
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Your Talking Garden: Listening to the Sounds of Nature
A "talking garden" is a healthy garden. Discover, identify and enjoy the magic sounds of your "talking garden" with Kerry Jarvis as he explores the sounds of nature through startling audio and amazing visuals of mammals, birds, insects and amphibians, that will have you listening with renewed interest to your talking garden.
Nobleton Horticultural Society:
Monday, June 27, 2011
Your Talking Garden: Listening to the Sounds of Nature
A "talking garden" is a healthy garden. Discover, identify and enjoy the magic sounds of your "talking garden" with Kerry Jarvis as he explores the sounds of nature through startling audio and amazing visuals of mammals, birds, insects and amphibians, that will have you listening with renewed interest to your talking garden.
Owen Sound Field Naturalists
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Attracting Butterflies and Moths to your Gardens
Kerry will share through stories and images on how you can attract butterflies and moths to your gardens. The careful selection of plants for caterpillars, butterflies and moths is essential to draw these beautiful creatures to your property.
Huron Fringe Birding Festival:
May 27 - 30 and June 2 - 5, 2011
Kerry will be leading photography workshops, a presentation on Galapagos Islands, Butterfly Gardening, and a new session on video tips and techniques for your digital or video camera.
Caledon Garden Club:
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Your Talking Garden: Listening to the Sounds of Nature
A "talking garden" is a healthy garden. Discover, identify and enjoy the magic sounds of your "talking garden" with Kerry Jarvis as he explores the sounds of nature through startling audio and amazing visuals of mammals, birds, insects and amphibians, that will have you listening with renewed interest to your talking garden.
Woodbridge Horticultural Society
Monday, March 21, 2011
Build It, Plant It and They Will Come: How to Attract Critters To Your Yard
Planting native plants and providing shelter, water and food are key ingredients in attracting birds, insects, mammals, reptiles and amphibians to your garden.
York Region Arts Council
January 26, February 2 and February 9, 2011
The Art of Photography: How to Produce Quality Images of Your Art or Event.
Kerry conducted a series of 3 photography workshops to artisans from the York Arts Council. Topics ranged from composition, design, photoshop workflow of images to ideas on what to do with images.
Wild for the Arts Festival, MacGregor Point Provincial Park.
Saturday, September 18 and Sunday, September 19, 2010
Natural Photography.
As part of the annual Wild for the Arts Festival, Kerry will be conducting a 2 day workshop on fall nature photography. In the first session participants will have an opportunity to explore the early fall surroundings of MacGregor Point Provincial Park with a planned photo hike. The following day participants can share their images on the large projection screen for some feedback. Pre-registration suggested. $35. Contact: 519-389-6232
Saturday, May 29 and Sunday, May 30
Nature Through the Lens of a Camera.
Kerry will demonstrate photo tips and techniques followed by an outdoor photo shoot and a critique of images.
Saturday, June 5, 2010 7:00 pm
Insects, Bugs and Spiders
Insects, Bugs and Spiders are beautiful creatures --especially when captured through the lens of photographer Kerry Jarvis. Kerry wows you with his fascinating close-ups and shares some helpful photography tips.
Caledon Horticultural Society:
Thursday, March 25, 2010 7:30 pm
Attracting Butterflies and Moths to your Gardens.
Kerry will share with stories and images on how you can attract butterflies and moths to your gardens. The careful selection of plants for caterpillars, butterflies and moths is essential to draw these beautiful creatures to your property.
Beach Photo Club
March 18, 2010
Insect Photography: Tips and Techniques on taking better images.
The fascinating world of insects is a photographers delight. Insects are everywhere and come in all shapes, sizes and colours. Whether you shoot with a compact digital camera or an Digital SLR, Kerry will share with you tips and techniques on how to take amazing images of these beautiful creatures.
The Halton/North Peel Naturalists Club
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Galapagos: Travel
Kerry and his wife Melitta Smole travelled to the Galapagos in May of 2009 to drink in the magic and mystery of this iconic destination. Expect wonderful photography and engaging commentary.
Canadian Federation of University Women Georgetown
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Ecuador: Land of Diversity.
Kerry has travelled to Ecuador twice and has prepared a show that highlights the diversity of Ecuador. The people, culture, food and of course the natural wonders of Ecuador will be explored in this presentation.
Wild for the Arts Festival, MacGregor Point Provincial Park.
Saturday, September 12 and Sunday, September 13, 2009
Nature Through the Lens of a Camera.
As part of the annual Wild for the Arts Festival, Kerry will be conducting a 2 day workshop on fall nature photography. In the first session participants will have an opportunity to explore the early fall surroundings of MacGregor Point Provincial Park with a planned photo hike. The following day participants can share their images on the large projection screen for some feedback.
Peel Region: Public Education and Outreach: Riverwood Park Mississauga.
June 2009
Butterfly Gardening.
Butterflies are a welcome addition to any garden. In his presentation, Kerry shared information about the life cycle of butterflies, and talked about recommended plants, trees and shrubs that are ideal in attracting butterflies.
Huron Fringe Birding Festival: MacGregor Park Provincial Park, Port Elgin.
May 2009
Nature Photography and Computers.
Kerry led a 2 day workshop on photographing nature at the Huron Fringe Birding Festival. Tips and techniques on how to improve the art of nature photography were explored for participants using compact digital cameras and digital SLRs. On the second day, participants had an opportunity to view their images and were given feedback on their pictures.
Peel Region: Public Education and Outreach: Brampton April 2009.
Creating New Gardens: More Colour, Less Green.
Kerry shared with his audience how to create new gardens that are attractive, use less water and attract wildlife. His presentation focused on tips and techniques to naturalize lawns to beautiful gardens.
Royal Botanical Gardens: Hamilton February/March 2009.
Backyard Monsters: Bugs Up Close
As part of the Backyard Monsters exhibit, Kerry entertained audiences with his amazing images and talk on insects.
Caledon Horticultural Society January 2009.
Build It, Plant It and They Will Come: How to Attract Critters To Your Yard
Planting native plants and providing shelter, water and food are key ingredients in attracting birds, insects, mammals, reptiles and amphibians to your garden.
Nobleton and King City Horticultural Society on Monday, June 23, 2008.
Build It, Plant It and They Will Come: How to Attract Critters To Your Yard
“Build it and they will come.” It worked for Kevin Costner in the 1998 movie, Field of Dreams, and it can work for you in attracting critters to your yard. If you build it, and plant it – your property will soon be graced with the beauty of birds, butterflies, caterpillars, mammals and a host of other critters.
The three key ingredients to attract critters to your yard are:
1. Food,
2. Shelter, and
3. Water.
Discover which food source of plants, trees and shrubs are beneficial in attracting birds, caterpillars, butterflies and other insects. Learn the importance of shelter in your gardens to protect critters from predators and appreciate the wonders of water in the day to day life of these critters. Through images, personal stories and experience in the natural world, Kerry Jarvis will share his expertise and joy in Attracting Critters To Your Yard.
Huron Fringe Birding Festival:
MacGregor Park Provincial Park
May – June 2008
Nature Through the Lens of a Camera: Tips and Techniques for better images:
Through the lens of a camera the wonderful world of nature beckons. Join me on a special Nature Photography Workshop and discover proven techniques to improve your images. Whether you shoot digital or film, use a point and shoot camera or a digital SLR, there is something here for everyone.
North Peel/Halton Naturalists Club
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Photographing Insects: Tips and Techniques to Photograph Insects
Through images, stories and photographic techniques, Kerry Jarvis will share his expertise on photographing insects.
Halton Hills Camera Club
Monday, March 17, 2008
After the Photo Shoot: What Do I Do With All My Images?
You've just taken hundreds of images on an amazing photo shoot. You're excited about your images but dread what comes next. What do you do with the hundreds, or thousands of digital images? Fear not, help is on the way! Kerry Jarvis will share with you proven tips and techniques on what to do with your images. Having a digital workflow plan is essential to take the misery out of computer work. Kerry will demonstrate some leading software that will assist you in cataloging, tagging, altering, saving, and massaging your images.
In this workshop you will:
- Discover how ACDSee software can assist you in the digital darkroom
- Learn proven imaging software techniques
- Learn how to prepare your images for Presentation software and contests
- Discover new uses for your images
Toronto Entomological Association
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Photographing Insects: Tips and Techniques to Photograph Insects
Learn how to take better images of insects using proven field tested techniques. Kerry Jarvis will demonstrate his tips and secrets on how to approach insects and improve your photographic skills.
Huron Fringe Birding Festival:
MacGregor Park Provincial Park
2006 and 2007
Mothing
Kerry Jarvis and Alan MacNaughton co-presented on moths followed by an in the field workshop on attracting moths.
Halton Hills Camera Club
Migrating Monarchs
Fall 2007
Seneca College
Eco-Tourism class
Guest speaker
Fall 2007
Monarch Migration and Eco-Tourism in Mexico
Georgetown Horticultural Society
Fall 2006
Attracting Birds to your Property
Other Presentations:
Master Gardeners:
Royal Botanical Gardens
Fall 2006
Co-presentation on Photography and Gardening with Don Scallen
Bruce Trail Association
Various travelogues
North Peel/Halton Naturalists Club
Dragonflies and Damselflies
Halton Hills Camera Club
Photographing Waterfalls