GUEST SPEAKER: Liron Gertsman — Astrophotography

(Location: ZOOM)

The night sky is full of spectacular space objects that can be revealed in remarkable detail using long exposure photography. Join photographer Liron Gertsman for a virtual exploration of the night sky, and learn what it takes to plan, execute, and post-process night sky photos. From beginner to advanced techniques, you'll learn what it takes to achieve the most eye-catching and high-quality images for the stars.

Bio on Liron Gertsman:

You may have seen him on CBC’s “The National”, heard his voice on the radio, or seen his work in publications such Canadian Geographic magazine, The Guardian, GEO magazine, and others. Liron Gertsman has been photographing continuously since he first got his hands on a borrowed camera at the age of five. His work has been experienced by millions in some of the largest museums across the world, including the Natural History Museum in London and the Smithsonian in Washington DC. Liron uses his photos to educate on the importance of preserving and protecting the natural world for the continued health and existence of all who live on our planet. As a naturalist and photographer, he feels it is his duty to show people the essence of Earth, by thinking outside the box to create eye-catching images that connect people with the environment. Liron’s work has been widely recognized and awarded, sweeping the youth category of the 2018 Audubon Photography Awards and earning a highly commended designation in the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Liron currently studies biology at the University of British Columbia as he continues to build upon his passion and commitment to the environment.

See more at www.lirongertsman.com