Down to Earth

In our webinar "Down to Earth", Gurcharan Roopra explains about low-angle photography. Photographing from a low-angle makes the frame more interesting since the perspective is more unique. 

Most of the time we are used to seeing the world from an eye-level perspective. They even call it an ant view since the ants sees the world from that perspective. The effect of the low-angle shot is that it makes the subject look strong and powerful.
 
Gurcharan will share his experience, tips, and trick on the benefits of low angle photography, how to change your perspective, and how to make good low angle photos.

These Free Live Webinars are organized by Paws Trails in collaboration with Nat Institute, SnapCoaches, and OFB.

About the Speaker:

Gurcharan Roopra was born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya. The serene environs of his native place left a lasting impact and he became attracted to nature at an early age. What started off as a hobby took deep roots in his mind and soon his life started revolving around wildlife and nature photography. Time and the bush were great mentors where he developed and honed his skills to become one of the most noted nature photographers in Africa. 

He is committed to the cause of pristine earth and has devoted his time and energy to many conservation causes in Kenya. He is happy with the fact that his images have come useful for many conservation projects.

Note: The Webinar session will be of 5 minutes introduction, 20 minutes presentation followed by 10-minute Q & A.