Producing the ‘Birds of East Africa’ – the first fully photographic field guide to the birds of the region
Producing the ‘Birds of East Africa’ – the first fully photographic field guide to the birds of the region
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This fully illustrated talk will cover the following:
- How it began
- Early preparations
- Contents of a modern field guide
- Image sourcing
- Techniques to photograph elusive species
- Manuscript management
- Putting it all together
Organizer
Adam Scott Kennedy
Birding since the age of four, Adam travelled extensively across the world from his family home in the UK in search of birds, animals, culture and amazing places. He took his first independent overseas trip at the age of 17 and hasn’t stopped since. He has led dedicated birding trips to New Zealand, Madagascar, Ecuador and the Galapagos, among many others. Having seen over a third of the world’s bird species, he now focuses his efforts in East Africa where he now resides. His favourite birds are trogons. He has produced five photographic field guides to the birds and animals of the Masai Mara, Serengeti, and Kenya’s Rift Valley. He currently uses a Canon R5 with Canon 100-500mm lens.