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Endangered cranes dancing in the falling snow, massive sea eagles hunting from drift ice, and red foxes patrolling frozen fields - nevermind the famous snow monkeys! In a country rich in culture, food, and boasting some of the world's busiest transportation hubs, there is still an amazing diversity of wildlife that can be found in Japan, far away from the bullet trains and skyscrapers. Join Alyce Bender, Wildside Nature Tours photography leader and Tamron Ambassador, for an insider's look at some of the wondrous wildlife photography opportunities that Japan has to offer in the coldest season of the year.
Presenters
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    Lee Hoy
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    Alyce Bender
    Tamron Ambassador, Photo Instructor
    Alyce Bender is a nature photographer, writer, educator, and adventurer. Camera in hand since childhood, her fascination for photography developed into a career after serving in the U.S. Air Force. Her passion for wildlife and the natural environment compels her to connect others with nature through sharing both visual art and in-field experiences that promote conservation, creativity, and ethical photography.

    She is a Tamron USA Ambassador, contributing writer and photographer for the Journal of Wildlife Photography, and her work has been featured in group and solo gallery shows across the US as well as in international publications from the UK to Japan. Bender leads photography adventures around the world to help beginner through advanced photographers explore and expand their personal vision and naturalist skills ethically. When not in the field, she offers a variety of educational programs both in person and virtually for photography organizations large and small.
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