Free Public Talk - Nature Photography And Its Impact On The Conservation Of Wildlife

[skfoo]

This is a talk that every nature lover or nature photographer should NOT miss!

Professional photographers, Joe and Mary Ann McDonald will be sharing their experiences and how nature photographers can have an impact the conservation process by highlighting these issues with their photos!

Date: 2nd April 2004, Friday
Time: 6pm-9pm
Venue: Singapore Art Museum Glass Hall

So do drop by after work, school or dinner! Let's hope this public talk will raise public awareness on the issue of nature conservation by many folds and inspire more people to take up nature photography.

[The_Cheat]

Originally Posted by skfoo This is a talk that every nature lover or nature photographer should NOT miss! Professional photographers, Joe and Mary Ann McDonald will be sharing their experiences and how nature photographers can have an impact the conservation process by highlighting these issues with their photos! Date: 2nd April 2004, Friday Time: 6pm-9pm Venue: Singapore Art Museum Glass Hall So do drop by after work, school or dinner! Let's hope this public talk will raise public awareness on the issue of nature conservation by many folds and inspire more people to take up nature photography.

Do you have a bigger picture of the poster? Can't read the caption from the picture posted...

[skfoo]

PM me your e-mail address. I will forward the pdf file to you tomorrow.

Cheers!

[Chee Wai]

Reminder: This event is on this Friday.

It's your chance to hear from world-renowned nature photographers Joe and Mary Ann without paying anything! Don't miss it!

[GoldenHammer]

Hi, you all may find these nature photography galleries interesting, there are 4 sections for Widlife, Macro, Plant and Landscape.

http://www.photos-of-the-year.com/nature/

Originally Posted by skfoo This is a talk that every nature lover or nature photographer should NOT miss! Professional photographers, Joe and Mary Ann McDonald will be sharing their experiences and how nature photographers can have an impact the conservation process by highlighting these issues with their photos! Date: 2nd April 2004, Friday Time: 6pm-9pm Venue: Singapore Art Museum Glass Hall So do drop by after work, school or dinner! Let's hope this public talk will raise public awareness on the issue of nature conservation by many folds and inspire more people to take up nature photography.