In this presentation, Bill Tuttle will share his journey as a photographer, starting with his early work capturing the excitement of motorsports and fine motorcars. He’ll then discuss how his focus has recently shifted to exploring the delicate beauty of flower photography. Bill will highlight the evolution of his style and approach, offering insights into his transition from fast-paced automotive scenes to serene floral images

Whether you’re a fan of motorsports, an admirer of nature, or simply someone who loves photography, this presentation promises to provide valuable lessons and inspiration for photographers of all levels.

William Bosman Tuttle dedicated over three decades to Miami-Dade County Parks and Recreation, serving as the Exhibits and Graphics Coordinator at Miami Metrozoo from 1979 to 2014. His work contributed significantly to the zoo’s visual and educational exhibits, enhancing the visitor experience through his creative designs and innovative graphics.

In addition to his work at the zoo, William pursued his passion for photography as a Stringer Photographer for United Press International and the Associated Press. His keen eye for detail and ability to capture compelling images allows him to contribute to numerous publications and news outlets, showcasing his versatility and dedication to the art of photography.

With a solid educational background in fine arts and a distinguished career in both graphic design and photography, William Bosman Tuttle continues to leave a lasting impact on his community and the field of visual arts.