Through the Lens: Framing Wild Behaviors with the Delaware Photographic Society

A new exhibit from the Delaware Photographic Society captures various animal behaviors through photography, illustrating how photographers and scientists use photography to document and describe these behaviors.

The Delaware Photographic Society was organized as the Delaware Camera Club on January 31, 1931, making it one of the oldest camera clubs in the country. The Society engages and educates novice to professional photographers in a collaborative and encouraging environment, creating artistic images for display for the enjoyment of the community in our region.

Visit the exhibit in the Community Room at the Delaware Museum of Nature and Science during normal hours, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday-Tuesday through June 8, and on weekends during the summer. Please note: the Community Room is used for summer camps on weekdays from June through August, and unavailable during that time.

Exhibit Preview:

Community Room View
Lion Predation by Susan Peter
Red Foxes Playing by Jerry am Ende