Lens on Nature: Photo Walk

Join us for a morning Photography Walk at Nalle Bunny Run Wildlife Preserve A visual scavenger hunt through the various habitats of Nalle Bunny Run, we’ll look at the spaces, elements, and patterns in nature that help to reset our nervous system and the concepts behind why they help to clear mental clutter. Whether you shoot with a DSLR, mirrorless, film camera, or the phone in your pocket, all mediums are welcome. There will be prompts for wider landscape views as well as smaller specific details to look for. While camera settings and photography technique are not the focus for this workshop, questions and requests can be accommodated. See samples of your guide’s photographic work at https://windwaterwild.com/photography About Chi-Wei: Chi-Wei Chang’s journey spans international relations, language teaching, and building localization programs at SaaS companies, with global experience in the US, Japan, the Netherlands, and Ireland. Now back in Austin, she's focusing on fostering human to nature connection and sharing the things that helped her maintain balance through the many moves and constant context switching between countries, cultures, and languages. Chi-Wei is founder of Wind Water Wild. and holds certifications in ecotherapy, nature-informed therapy, and wilderness first aid. She enjoys hiking, is a hobbyist landscape photographer, and is always eager to plan a next trip to a cold weather location. ABOUT NALLE BUNNY RUN WILDLIFE PRESERVE Hill Country Conservancy is a nonprofit land trust dedicated to protecting land and water in the Texas Hill Country and connecting our community to nature. Nalle Bunny Run Wildlife Preserve is a 50-acre preserve situated on the banks of the Colorado River. The preserve was donated to Hill Country Conservancy in December 2000 by the Nalle Family, who wished for years to preserve their beloved “Bunny Run” for the public to enjoy. The conservation management of this preserved Lake Austin waterfront and its proximity to Austin make the Nalle Bunny Run Wildlife Preserve a visual and environmental masterpiece. Learn more.