Conservation Photography Workshop

Description

Conservation Photography Workshop & Field Excursion
The Life of Water: From Headwaters to Oceans
Gary Sharlow. Photographer, Education Manager

Part One: Saturday January 14th 2pm-5pm
Location: California Academy of Sciences
Part Two: Sunday January 15th 8am-6pm
Location: Mount Tamalpais to Tomales Bay

Brief Overview:
This workshop includes full day admission to the Academy on January 14th and a 3 hour afternoon photography workshop held at the Academy. The second day includes roundtrip transportation between the Academy and the field site, lunch will be provided, and we will also be joined by an interpretive guide while making stops in the field. Dive into the art of conservation photography during this hands-on, two-day workshop. On Sunday, the group will put its skills into practice on an all-day excursion to the Mount Tamalpais watershed starting with a hike along the waterfalls and streams of the watershed and continuing with stops along salmon creeks and the mighty redwoods of West Marin on the way out to the final destination of Tomales Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Conservation photography is a field rich with history, which has only recently been recognized as a discipline and powerful medium for conservation of wild areas. Throughout the experience, Academy staff and guest experts will offer photographic guidance and insight into the subjects' natural history.

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Reservations: Early Bird Tickets Through December 30th
Academy Members: $150, Adults: $175
After December 30th
Academy Members: $170, Adults: $195
Ages 18 and over only with limited space available.
Reserve online or call 415-379-8000.
(Tickets are non-refundable.)

More Info

Link

http://www.calacademy.org/events/photography/

Call

415.379.8000 (Box Office)

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