Bio's & Contact Information

Fred Schneider

Fred’s primary photographic interests deal with nature, taking pictures of natural subjects and phenomena, and presenting them as realistically as possible while also striving to make them interesting and enjoyable for the viewer. A number of his photographs have won awards in various competitions. Two major areas of interest are high-resolution macro photography using focus stacking and creating mosaics from a series of focus-stacked images of a given subject, and astrophotography. He is a retired general surgeon now living on the central Oregon coast after living for several decades in Montana. Although not photographing for commercial purposes, he would be happy to communicate with anyone interested in his work.


Email:  fred@schneiderpd.com

Andrew "Drew" Schneider

Drew

is an amateur photographer who tends to lean towards photographic realism. He will occasionally use a photograph as a background for a simulated image in the educational setting. Drew's primary area of interest is nature, astronomy, and 360 spherical images. Drew uses HDR for landscape images from time-to-time. From time to time, Drew will create nature and theme park videos.


Drew is an Educational Psychology PhD student at the University of New Mexico. While his primary area of interest is feedback, he has a significant background in instructional design, online instructional design, and technologies used in education. Other areas of specialization are motivation assessment, and human cognition related to learning and memory. Drew has a Master's Degree from UNM in Organization, Information, and Learning Sciences (OILS) with a focus on learning science and performance consulting.


Drew currently works as a Simulation Education Specialist at Central New Mexico Community College (www.cnm.edu) and specializes in the use of robotic manikins and actors to train new and current healthcare providers. He is involved in faculty development and simulation scenario development.  In addition, Drew teaches an undergraduate course at UNM as a Graduate Teaching Assistant.


Email: andrew@aschneiderpd.com 

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