Capturing the world through a camera lens takes skill and a bit of luck, but it also requires a few senses – namely sight, hearing and touch. A keen eye for your subject, audio awareness for any second-by-second changes and a feel for every part of your shutter, zoom and focus.
As part of Wildlife Photographer of the Year, the Australian National Maritime Museum is pleased to host The Glen Grant Masterclass Series. Over four special events, four award-winning photographers will be in conversation on their work and craft, presented by event partner, The Glen Grant.
Photographers will give insights into how they experience and capture the wonders of the natural world, the wildlife they pursue to find that perfect shot, as well as sharing tips, tricks and trade secrets that will deepen every photography journey.
Admission to this special event includes whiskey tasting and grazing boards. Bookings are essential.
Masterclass Dates and Special Guests:
Wednesday 28 June: Juergen Freund - Capturing Two Worlds
Wednesday 12 July: Calumn Hockey - Up a gum tree
Wednesday 9 August: Travis De Vries - Colour, Light & working with Atmospheric Conditions
Cost: $45 per person / $40 Australian National Maritime Museum members
For more information and to book click here
About Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Wildlife Photographer of the Year is the one of the world’s most prestigious photography competitions, providing a global platform that showcases the natural world’s most astonishing and challenging sights. Launched in 1965 with an initial 365 entrants, today the competition draws thousands of entries from all over the world.
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year is developed and produced by the Natural History Museum, London.
The exhibition opens at the Australian National Maritime Museum from April 1 and runs until October.
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Image: copyright Jürgen Freund