Capturing Ecology: Behind the Lens
Tune in every Wednesday on our Instagram account as we interview the photographers and judges behind our annual photography competition
We are excited to announce the launch of Capturing Ecology: Behind the Lens!
This new series of short, weekly interviews will tell the stories of the photographers and judges involved in our annual photography competition. From their top tips, to their favourite species, we’ll be bringing you insights into the lives and work of our Capturing Ecology photographers every Wednesday at 16:30 (BST) on Instagram Live.
Our next and final interview is on 22 July with Ed Hall, a specialist natural history photographer for Leeds Museums and Galleries who had a Highly Commended image in Capturing Ecology 2019.
If you’re interested in photography, ecology, or just love wildlife, make sure you tune in to our interviews on Instagram Live. There’s no need to register, but you can follow our account to make sure you don’t miss it.
Previous interviews
- 3 June – Check out our interview with Adrià López Baucells here. Adrià is a National Geographic Explorer interested in bat ecology and conservation.
- 10 June – Check out our interview with Roberto García-Roa here. Roberto is an evolutionary biologist at the University of Valencia and Overall Winner of Capturing Ecology 2019.
- 17 June – Check out our interview with Tessa Driessen here. Tessa is a researcher of fossilized pollen and algae of Ugandan crater lakes, and had a Highly Commended image in Capturing Ecology 2019.
- 24 June – Check out our interview with Molly Penny here. Molly is an aspiring filmmaker and the winner of the Ecology in Action category in our 2019 photo competition.
- 1 July – Check out our interview with Nilanjan Chatterjee here. Nilanjan is a PhD student at the Wildlife Institute of India and the Overall Student Winner in our 2019 photo competition.
- 8 July – Check out our interview with James Shooter here. James is a photographer based in the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland and one of the judges for our annual photo competition.
- 15 July – Read about our interview with Sanne Govaert here. Sanne is a PhD student at the University of Ghent and student winner of the Art of Ecology category in Capturing Ecology 2019.
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