Our May talk by Cat Nielsen will take a look at using a camera to document your genealogy research. Digital camera technology has improved over the years and now includes image stabilization to reduce shaking while taking photos. Preprogrammed image scenes provides quick set up. Learn different techniques for photographing books, microfilm, cemeteries, and around towns. Cat Nielsen is a native Californian with a BA in Geology, and an MBA in Marketing and Science & Technology from the University of California at Davis. She has spent over 40 years in the high tech industry, is a credentialed Adult Education instructor, and holds a PMP from the Project Management Institute. Cat has had a lifelong interest in Genealogy wondering how her Danish-Cornish-Arberesh family came to be. She has visited all the native homelands and done research in Denmark, Cornwall and England. In the US she has done on-site research in Michigan, New York City, and she makes frequent trips to Salt Lake City. Cat has given genealogy lectures and classes throughout Northern California and at the APG Management Conference at FGS Philadelphia. Please contact us at 707-334-0675 or President@gsvb.org if you are interested in attending our ZOOM meeting.
