After dedicating five decades to print publishing and photojournalism, primarily in newspapers, I've embarked on a captivating journey to capture the vibrancy of Wisconsin's nature and the enchanting beauty of its woodlands and prairies through the lens of fine art photography and paintography. Through my work, I aim to narrate the stories of what I see and experience during my photographic endeavors.
As a proud member of the Photographic Society of America, the Wisconsin Professional Photographers Association, and the Focal Point Camera Club, I've had the privilege of showcasing my work, mainly centered around Central Wisconsin, in various art shows. It's incredibly gratifying to see my pieces earn ribbons and secure top positions in camera club competitions.
Environmental conservation has always been close to my heart. I actively contribute to this cause through my involvement in Rotary, where I co-chair the Rotary Club of Waupaca's Environment Committee and chair Rotary District 6220's Environmental Sustainability Task Force. One notable project involves my prairie flower photography being featured on educational signage for Jorgens Park Preserve in Scandinavia, Wisconsin.
This transition from a seasoned photojournalist to a nature and landscape photographer has brought immense joy and fulfillment to my life, allowing me to blend my passion for storytelling with the breathtaking beauty of the world around us.
Trey Foerster joined Fine Art America on January 8th, 2011.
