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
INTRODUCTIONChris 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)

friday-1

Intimate photography
The value of investing in a relationship

Klaus Nigge (Germany)

friday-2

Casting light on plants
Working with sun and rain

Sandra Bartocha (Germany)


friday-3

Light and landscape
Understanding colour and the art of picture-making

Joe Cornish (UK)

friday-4

A fine art photographer’s view of nature
What makes one picture art and another natural history?

Karen Glaser (USA)

friday-5

Wild Wonders of Europe, and the 20:20 vision
Communication and conservation, legacies and lessons

Pete Cairns (UK)

friday-6

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)


friday-7

Shooting stories that matter
Trade secrets of a photo-journalist

Mark Leong (USA)

friday-8

The powerful art of underwater photography
Passion, inspiration and revelations

KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
David Doubilet
(USA)

friday-9

Saturday 23 October:

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

INTRODUCTIONChris 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)

saturday-1

Telling a wildlife story 
Why it pays to fall in love with your subject

Stefano Unterthiner (Italy)

saturday-2

Technical tips for getting the shot
Low light, high speed and under water

Charlie Hamilton James (UK)

saturday-9

New ways
Technological developments and the importance of being original

Danny Ellinger (Netherlands)

saturday-3

Photographic deceit
How far is a step too far?

Mark Carwardine (UK)

Danny Ellinger (Netherlands)

saturday-4

A quest for birds from paradise
Recording with stills and video

Tim Laman (USA)

saturday-5

Revealing life in the city
Streetwise fieldcraft and urban art

Laurent Geslin (France)

saturday-6

Pictures that make a difference
RAVEs and the power of good pictures.

saturday-7

Five competition winners tell the stories behind their pictures

Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographers of the Year 2010

saturday-8


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*This programme is subject to change.