Betty Sederquist


Email Address

[email protected]



Website

http://www.sederquist.com

About Betty

Join accomplished photographer and guide Betty Sederquist. About 20 years ago, Betty was asked to teach photography at the local community college near where she lives in California east of Sacramento. Teaching, both in classrooms and via small workshops, has become her greatest calling, her way of giving back for the many opportunities she has had. Great light and composition continue to excite Betty.

It is her passion and joy to share this enthusiasm. Many students have joked that she has “ruined their lives,” that they see things so differently now. Betty is grateful that she can help.

Betty is a fantastic photographer and this is the second trip I have been with her. I’d take
anything she offers because she picks great locations and provides easily understood
instruction in post processing (Lightroom, Photoshop, etc.) These programs are often
confusing and it helps to have someone like Betty to explain the process in simpler
terms that those darn manuals.

Your local guide has a deep understanding of Irish history and culture which was important to
me. My people come from Ireland, and this was my first trip. He was able to give me
specific information to get a sense of what my ancestors’ lives were like. His narrative
as we traveled was richly woven pattern of historical facts, cultural comments, local lore,
and a great sense of humor. I couldn’t ask for a better guide.

— K McCarthy

I have experienced “once in a life” experiences viewing and photographing wildlife in their natural habitats on her excursions to Alaska and East Africa. What wonderful memories! Thank you, Betty!

— Laurie Edwards

Betty doesn’t just love her art form of photography, she enthuses it through her teachings and it shines out from every cell of her being.

— Javsir Samrai

I really appreciate that I was able to take Betty’s Iceland trip. This was quite an experience. Nohting but high praise for everything about this trip.

— C Volpe