Exhibition Competition

Peter Rowlands & Gina Goodman · Issue 136, Jan/Feb 2024 · pp. 27–30

CompetitionFalmouth UniversityMarine & Natural History Photography BA(Hons)student exhibitionRed Sea tripunderwater photography competitionMarsa ShagraEgyptphotography coursejudging panel

Products mentioned: Nikon D500, Nauticam housing, INON Strobes, Nikon D850, Tokina 10-17mm, Retra Prime Strobes, Nikon D7200, Olympus E-M1 Mark II, Leica DG Macro 45mm f2.8

Southwest England’s Falmouth University run a 3/4 year Marine & Natural History Photography BA(Hons) Undergraduate Course which aims to provide students with the skills to create visual stories which explore and highlight our relationship with the living planet, and the ecological predicament it currently faces. Based in some of the most outstanding landscapes in the UK, they learn from award-winning and industry-connected photographers, expert filmmakers, explorers and scientists, gaining career-boosting insights and opportunities during their studies. During the 1st and 2nd year students have the option learn underwater photography and take images in the UK waters around Falmouth but part of the Course for 2nd years is an annual trip to the Red Sea. This is a very popular but self funded trip which the majority of the students attend and this year 36 out of 58 spent two weeks at Marsa …

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