Indsutry Workshop: Photography Masterclass: 'How to Shoot for Competitions' with Michael Aw | One-on-One Mentoring | BLUE Whale Pass Required
Limited availability. Pre-registration will open on Nov. 7th.
This is a very special opportunity to be mentored by one of the world's best underwater photographers, Michael Aw. This Masterclass outlines the essentials and provides tips and insights for competing successfully in photography contests.
This Masterclass is suitable for the amateur or up and coming professional interested in being at the top in photography competitions. Michael will also provide one-on-one mentoring. If you would like input on some of your best photos, bring 4-6 images for Michael to evaluate with you.
About Michael Aw
Michael AW is the author of over 30 books, explorer, professional photographer and avid conservationist. His accolades include wining more than 63 international awards and being named as one of the world’s most influential nature photographers by Outdoor Photography. In 2013 he was awarded the NOGI for Arts by the American Academy of Underwater Arts and Science. His essays and pictures have been featured in BBC Wildlife, National Geographic, the Smithsonian, Nature, Ocean Geographic, Times, Nature Focus to name just a few.
His latest book is the “Essential Underwater Photography Masterclass'. Michael is a Senior Fellow of International League of Conservation Photographers and Fellow International of the Explorer Club whose members include Roald Amundsen, Neil Armstrong, and Sylvia Earle.
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