Tina Schell , our go-to associate editor , is a woman of many talents . She is equally at home on the golf course or at the Mah Jongg table and serves on the board of the Kiawah Island Club . She is an accomplished pianist and ( as amply demonstrated in this issue ) a wonderful photographer and writer .
Jack Kotz began his career as a chemist but certainly has expanded it to become Kiawah ’ s most popular lecturer and one of its favorite photographers . Jack graces every Conservancy symposium as master of ceremonies and provides Naturally Kiawah with every type of photographic image . Lately , luckily for us , he has been hard at work on night photography .
Paul Roberts , engineer , leader , writer , photographer , and jackof-all-trades , returns this issue with a charming description of his favorite places to walk on Kiawah Island . Even better , Paul shares with us wonderful photographs to inspire us to follow his footsteps .
Kimball Kraus offers her photography for the first time in this issue but certainly not the last . She loves photographing the beauty of the Finger Lakes region in upstate New York , where she and her family spend six months of every year . She attended a fabulous workshop in Arcadia National Park this past summer and especially enjoys taking photos any place her grandchildren are .
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