Fotokonkurrencen åbner snart, og er for alle deltagere af Nature Photo Camp
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 I løbet af de sidste par dage har vi fået en del mail fra folk, som spørger, om Nature Photo Camp kun er for professionelle og meget dygtige fotografer, og det er bestemt ikke tilfældet. Campen er for alle fotointeresserede – lige fra nybegynderen til den meget erfarne, og her en kort opsummering af, hvad du kan forvente af weekenden.
Hvad er Nature Photo Camp?
Nature Photo Camp er et weekendarrangement, som er skræddersyet for dig, som har fotografering som hobby, og som elsker at tage kameraet med ud i naturen og gerne vil være dygtigere. Vi har arrangeret denne helt unikke weekend fordi, vi virkelig mangler arrangementer i Danmark, hvor alle fotoentusiasterne kan få førsteklasses inspiration og få mulighed for at snakke med de professionelle naturfotografer. View full post »
 Canon vil være tilstede begge dage på Nature Photo Camp, så du har virkelig noget at glæde dig til. Der er masser at se på både for nybegynderen, den øvede og de professionelle. Canons stand bliver fyldt med fotoudstyr, og du får mulighed for at se nogle af de nye produkter. Canon holder også et oplæg på campe, og vi er utrolig glade for, at de støtter op om projektet.
Det skriver Canon: “Rigtigt mange naturfotografer anvender Canons EOS-udstyr, og Canon Danmark finder det derfor helt naturligt at bakke op om det fine initiativ, som Nature Photo Camp er. Vi glæder os til at være til stede på en stand med et bredt udvalg af vores kamerahuse, objektiver og flashsystemer. Deltagerne på Nature Photo Camp vil få mulighed for at prøve Canon EOS-udstyret på standen View full post »
  Vi har netop lavet en aftale med fotoblogger.dk om at de dækker Nature Photo Camp og bringer nyheder og interviews direkte fra campen. Det bliver jo super fedt, for så er der jo også lidt til dem, som ikke deltager i arrangementet. Peter Kirring, som driver Fotoblogger.dk er tidligere Country Manager hos Nikon, og har derfor et godt indblik i udstyrsverdenen, som mon ikke også der kommer lidt på bloggen fra producenternes stande.
 We’ve just made an agreement with fotoblogger.dk who will cover Nature Photo Camp and bring news and interviews direct from the camp. We really appreciate this because it will set focus on the camp and the people who can not join the Nature Photo Camp will still get some of the fun. Peter Kirring who is the owner of Fotoblogger.dk and former Country Manager at Nikon, has a good insight into the world of photo equipment, so we guess there will also be something at the blog from the producers’ stocks.
Klik på logoet for tilmelding!
Press the Nature Photo Camp Logo to Signup!
Nikon Danmark har netop bekræftet, at de støtter op om projektet Nature Photo Camp, og det er vi enormt glade for. Det betyder nemlig, at deres pro team vil have en stand på campen, hvor du virkelig får mulighed for at prøve alle de store teler og andre spændende objektiver. Samtidig får du mulighed for at få en snak med eksperterne fra Nikon og ikke mindst er der masser af gode råd og tips at hente.
Det skriver Nikon:
Nikon deltager i 2011 i Nature Photo Camp og støtter naturligvis op omkring dette super projekt.
Standen på campe kommer til at være særdeles attraktiv, for hvornår får man ellers muligheden for at se alle de lange teler og andet grej i Nikons Pro-serie! View full post »
 Vi arbejder på højtryk i øjeblikket, for der er kommet mere opmærksomhed omkring Nature Photo Camp, end vi havde forestillet os!
Det er derfor en udfordring, at få plads til det hele i programmet, og vi bliver nødt til at udvælge de aktører og indslag, som vi mener er mest relevante for arrangementet. Når vi har fået de sidste ting på plads i løbet af næste uge, er vi klar til at præsentere programmet for årets Nature Photo Camp, og Søndag den 18. september klokken 19.00 åbner vi for tilmeldingen, som bliver synlig på forsiden af denne side.
Tilmeldingsformen skal udfyldes med navn, adresse, telefonnummer, e-mail og land. Når vi har modtaget din tilmelding, vil du i løbet af 24 timer modtage en bekræftelse på, om du har fået en plads på Nature Photo Camp 2011.
 At the moment we work very hard because there has been much more awareness of Nature Photo Camp than we had imagined, and that is GREAT! View full post »
Den 5. og 6. november 2011 samles nogle af nordens dygtigste naturfotografer for i fællesskab at støtte projektet Nature Photo Camp og dermed bidrage til bevarelsen af vores enestående natur. De er kommet for at undervise og inspirere dig, så du kan blive endnu bedre. Fra lørdag formiddag søndag eftermiddag, har du mulighed for at deltage i et unikt fotoarrangement, hvor du udover de mange fotokurser og workshops også kan blive inspireret af de superflotte foredrag og udstillinger.
Nature Photo Camp får også besøg af et par biologer, som vil fortælle om naturen og give os fotografer nogle gode værktøjer til bedre billeder. View full post »
Foreningen NFD “Naturfotografer i Danmark” blev stiftet 1996. Foreningen har omkring 150 medlemmer og tæller nogle af de dygtigste naturfotografer i Danmark. NFD har lokalafdelinger flere steder i landet, hvor der i løbet af året er forskellige arrangementer i form af workshops, foredrag, udstillinger m.m.
4 gange om året udgives et medlemsblad med artikler, rejseberetninger og ikke mindst flotte naturbilleder. Årets højdepunkt er foreningens årsmøde med fotokonkurrencen hvor årets naturfotograf kåres. Mødes afholdes over en weekend i et velegnet naturskønt område og byder også på workshops, foredrag og ikke mindst socialt samvær.
Mød NFD på deres stand på Nature Photo Camp og hør mere om foreningen. Tag også et kig på deres hjemmeside www.nfd.dk View full post »
Tom Svensson is a Wildlife Photographer from Sveden and he will speak at Nature Photo Camp. He has just finished his new book ”The white lions” which will be out in end sept. on Symposion.
He has just returned from a trip where he took photos of the little tuff guy – the Arctic fox. It is with pleasure we can see the fact that this year has been the best in 100 years for arctic foxes in breeding numbers.
Tom will be off some time to hold lectures in Austria on a large photo/Film festival, and we look forward to his return and to meet him at the Nature Photo Camp where he will present some of his best photos.
Tom Svensson does a remarkable job for nature conservation through his photos and we would recommend to take a look at his homepage www.tomsvensson.se and se his great photos at
www.photo-camp.dk/photographers.
 Photographer and researcher Carsten Egevang spend July in the Thule area in Northern Greenland. Carsten was at the site to conduct biological fieldwork on the small seabird, the little auk, but the site also held a small population of muskoxen. Carsten Egevang explains that the summer offered many fine experiences with the muskoxen and the spare time was spend on experimenting with his camera, trying to capture a different type of muskoxen images – different to the images you normally see of the big animal and to the images already present in the archive of
www.arc-pic.com.
At Nature Photo Camp Carsten Egevang will communicate his experiences from living and working in Greenland, where his work as a researcher takes him to some of the finest natural sites in the country. Carsten will tell about his own development from a biologist equipped with camera, to today where he is one of the leading photographers in Greenland, with several awards in wildlife photography. His talk will contain both traditional image presentation along with slide shows where sound and images are combined.
Carsten Egevang has a great knowledge and experience about the arctic nature and wildlife and we look forward to see his fantastic photos from Greenland. Read more about Carsten Egevang
 For Roy Mangersnes, the Arctic islands of Svalbard are all about light. He will show a number of images from this fantastic archipelago north of Norway, from both winter and summer. There will be stunning landscapes, thrilling encounters with wildlife and breathtaking light.”
We just got an update from Roy and a few great photos: The last months I have been working steadily with my upcoming book. In fact I have been working with this project, on and off, for several years, but it has all come together during the last six months. The book will be a guide to the wildlife to be found in the urban recreational areas around cities in Norway. My particular case is the lakes of Mosvatnet and Stokkavatnet in Stavanger. These are areas under enormous pressure and with hugh value for both people and animals. Mammals and birds are presented and described to a level of detail that the average guy will understand. Also, the different habitats in the area are presented, and the importance of keeping them intact is being emphasized. As a wildlife photographer I have been focusing on the images, and hopefully the book will also be of interest for those that only look at the pictures.
The current status is that the book is ready for printing. There will be made some proofs for me to see and then it will go into print. According to my schedule it will be available on the 25th of October, and I will bring some copies to Nature Photo Camp if someone would be interested. Roy Mangersnes will speak at the Nature Photo Camp and this is going to be a great experience. Read more about Roy Mangersnes.
 Nature Photographer Søren Koch has been in Flatanger in Norway as the leader of a photo workshop. Søren has been photographing these amazing birds the last three years every summer and on his last trip he got some very special photos of the eagles in backlight. You can se a small collection of the best photos here. To read about the trip take a look at Søren’s blog at www.hilmer-koch.dk/blog
You can meet Søren Koch at the Nature Photo Camp where he will show his best work and tell about bird photography and how to get better photos of these flying subjects. Furthermore Søren will demonstrate some of his techniques during the Camp and you will have the possibility to have a chat with him. We look forward to se his amazing bird photos and to hear about his latest projects. Read more about Søren and se more of his amazing photos at www.photo-camp.dk/photographers
Magnus Elander has been occupied with arctic issues most of his life, and he just returned from a cruise around Svalbard and NE-Greenland. This summer will most probably be an all time low in terms of the extent of packice in the arctic basin.That was, however, not obvious off east Greenland where the ship got stuck the dense multiyear ice. Here you can se a few of his stunning photos and to se more, you can visit his website at www.magnuselander.com
At the Nature Photo Camp Magnus Elander will give a slide presentation on the recent comeback of large predators (brown bear, wolf, wolverine and lynx) in the Nordic countries with focus on Sweden. He has worked for more than a decade with our attitudes towards these animals and he will also discuss the benefits to have them roaming in our forests as well as the identify problems they create. His book “The Big Five” (“Rovdjur”) was awarded the Panda Book of the Year by World Wildlife Fund, WWF in 2003.
The photos and the stories from this project are so exciting and we look forward to enjoy Magnus’s show at the Nature Photo Camp.
Nature Photographer Jesper Tønning who will speak at the Nature Photo Camp 2011 has been at Råbjerg Mile with his camera and he has got some amazing photos.
On his blog you can see all his photos from the project Magic Morning at Råbjerg Mile and furthermore you can read about his techniques. By visiting his blog you can get a lot of very good inspiration from his nature photos and from his great articles about photography and the equipment that he uses.
Read more about Jesper Tønning and the other photographers who will speak at the Nature Photo Camp on www.photo-camp.dk/photographers. We are proud to be able to present Jesper Tønning as a speaker at this years Nature Photo Camp 2011 and to show you a portfolio with his favorite shots from his photo trips to Råbjerg Mile.
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