Keith Wallach
Keith is a bird and wildlife photographer based in the Pacific Northwest. His passion for photography is enhanced by giving a voice to birds and animals that are threatened by climate change, habitat loss, and man-made environmental impacts. Keith's work has been published with local and regional non-profits, environmental agencies, and wildlife foundations across the PNW.
When Keith is not photographing birds and wildlife he can be found on the sand, in the mountains, or on the water enjoying nature with his dogs.
Keith's Seminars & Workshops
Photographing Shorebirds on Bird Island
SAT 7 - 11:00 A.M
Field Workshop via Boat Tour
Meeting Location: Vilano Beach Fishing Pier, 260 Vilano Rd.
Difficulty Level: All Level (must be able to climb ladder from boat to sand at Bird Island)
Max No. People: 12
Suggested Gear list: Longest lenses possible. Think full frame 600-800mm.
Capture the beauty of Florida's morning shore in our exclusive photography workshop. Join OM System Ambassador Keith Wallach for a picturesque morning as we explore the stunning coastline and its captivating surroundings. Whether you're an amateur enthusiast or a seasoned pro, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to hone your photography skills in one of nature's most breathtaking settings. Keith will focus on backlight, creative compositions, and being eye level with subjects (tripods are a if needed situation).
A Creative Journey of Birding
SAT 1 - 2:30 P.M.
Photography Seminar
Meeting Location: Celebration Hall at St. Anastasia, 5205 A1A S.
Ticket Price: $25
Difficulty Level: All Levels
Max No People: 30
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Join Keith for an educational journey, exploring the transition from basic birding to creative backlight photography. Learn all the best practices for ethically photographing birds and wildlife, while gaining an understanding of storytelling through imagery. Refine your skills, deepen your understanding, and ignite your creative spark during this enriching bird photography session!
Select Gallery of Keith's Images
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