Programme

In the coming weeks, additional sessions will be added to this programme*.
Exact timings for sessions and breaks will also be added in due course.

Friday 22 October:

Registration is from 8.30, for a 9.30 start. The event closes at approximately 18.00.

WELCOME – Harriet Nimmo, Chief Executive of Wildscreen
INTRODUCTION – Chris Packham, compère for the day

Tips and tricks Why it works - and when it doesn’t Stefano Unterthiner (Italy) Tim Laman (USA) Mark Carwardine (UK)
Intimate photography The value of investing in a relationship Klaus Nigge (Germany)
Casting light on plants Working with sun and rain Sandra Bartocha (Germany)
Light and landscape Understanding colour and the art of picture-making Joe Cornish (UK)
A fine art photographer’s view of nature What makes one picture art and another natural history? Karen Glaser (USA)
Wild Wonders of Europe, and the 20:20 vision Communication and conservation, legacies and lessons Pete Cairns (UK)
Is what magazines want what you do? Editors on the future of publishing Kathy Moran (National Geographic) Sophie Stafford (BBC Wildlife) Steve Watkins (Outdoor Photography)
Shooting stories that matter Trade secrets of a photo-journalist Mark Leong (USA)
The powerful art of underwater photography Passion, inspiration and revelations KEYNOTE PRESENTATION David Doubilet (USA)

Registration is from 8.30, for a 9.30 start. The event closes at 18.00.

INTRODUCTION – Chris Packham, compère for the day

Tips and tricks Why it works - and when it doesn’t Joe Cornish (UK) Karen Glaser (USA) Klaus Nigge (Germany)
Telling a wildlife story Why it pays to fall in love with your subject Stefano Unterthiner (Italy)
Technical tips for getting the shot Low light, high speed and under water Charlie Hamilton James (UK)
New ways Technological developments and the importance of being original Danny Ellinger (Netherlands)
Photographic deceit How far is a step too far? Mark Carwardine (UK) Danny Ellinger (Netherlands)
A quest for birds from paradise Recording with stills and video Tim Laman (USA)
Revealing life in the city Streetwise fieldcraft and urban art Laurent Geslin (France)
Pictures that make a difference RAVEs and the power of good pictures.
Five competition winners tell the stories behind their pictures Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographers of the Year 2010