Where to study nature photography in Nature Posted January 15, 2001 Dear All I am quite seriously considering giving up my homelife and career in London to pursue a longstanding dream of mine to forge a living (however small!) from wildlife/nature photography. I have been on a few mini photography courses in the UK but lack the confidence to go it alone without further tuition etc. As a result I have been researching colleges etc that offer structured courses. Very few colleges, if any, seem to have much of a bias towards wildlife/nature photography. One that has stood out of the rest is the Colorado Mountain College. Which in part, due to its ideal location in the rockies, seems to offer some tuition during its 2 year course on this subject and doubtless many opportunities outside the classroom. Has anyone come across this college? Alternatively, can anyone recomend a suitable establishment other than the Colorado Mountain College that I should check out? I would be so grateful for any views/comments on this matter. I am feeling both excited and nervous about my future. I realise the investment and risks I take now are huge and therefore am eager at this stage to make informed decisions. With thanks Helen
Where to study nature photography
in Nature
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Dear All
I am quite seriously considering giving up my homelife and career in
London to pursue a longstanding dream of mine to forge a living
(however small!) from wildlife/nature photography.
I have been on a few mini photography courses in the UK but lack the
confidence to go it alone without further tuition etc. As a result I
have been researching colleges etc that offer structured courses.
Very few colleges, if any, seem to have much of a bias towards
wildlife/nature photography. One that has stood out of the rest is
the Colorado Mountain College. Which in part, due to its ideal
location in the rockies, seems to offer some tuition during its 2
year course on this subject and doubtless many opportunities outside
the classroom. Has anyone come across this college? Alternatively,
can anyone recomend a suitable establishment other than the Colorado
Mountain College that I should check out?
I would be so grateful for any views/comments on this matter. I am
feeling both excited and nervous about my future. I realise the
investment and risks I take now are huge and therefore am eager at
this stage to make informed decisions.
With thanks
Helen