Andy Khandwala
Wildlife photography is a unique genre of photography and handling a camera in fast-moving and dynamic situations requires specific things to be kept in mind. Andy Khandwala’s visually oriented introductory masterclass will share some of these tips and techniques in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, which anyone interested in the genre can implement effortlessly and immediately.
This masterclass is ideally suited for anyone who loves being out in the wild and aspires to take great photographs. No prior experience required.
We encourage participants with any kind of difficulty related to hearing, speaking, learning, etc. to participate in the workshop.
If you are a participant of this nature, please write to shruti.rao@map-india.org prior to registration and let us know the the nature of the difficulty and the accommodations that may be required. We will try our best to make the necessary arrangements in consultation with you.
Photographer
Andy Khandwala is an avid photographer who has shot in various parts of the world. The genres that excite him most are taking photographs of wildlife, landscapes and ancient/historical monuments. He travels extensively and his Nikons are almost always in reach.
In the wildlife genre, he has travelled on numerous occasions to a variety of national parks in S. Africa, Tanzania, Kenya and Botswana. In India he has spent much time in the forests of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.
Andy’s photographs have received recognition at various national and international photo contests, including the National Wildlife Foundation Photo Contest, USA, The Eyewin Photography Awards and the National Digital Circuit hosted by the India International Photographic Council. He has also published a photo book called WILDlife.
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