BBSR Scientific Photography Course 2006 
Bermuda with Dr. James Wood, July 30 - August 19, 2006
Last Update: 24 March 2006 02:26 PM
Author: Eric Cheng ( echeng )
Related Link: BBSR Photo Course
Our friend, Dr. James Wood, is teaching a course on scientific photography at the Bermuda Biological Station for Research (BBSR) this July 30 to August 19, 2006. Why is the BBSR a good place to learn scientific photography?
As a mid-Atlantic island, Bermuda has many unique animals and plants. These include a critically endangered skink, an endemic species of killifish, a critically endangered endemic seabird as well as many introduced invasive species. Bermuda’s ecosystems include anchialine ponds, rocky shores with limestone formations, sea grass beds, mangrove forests, caves and coral reefs. BBSR has been conducting field research for a hundred years. This course is taught in an environment where there is always a lot of interesting research going on.
Page 1 of 1 [ ]
Comment(s):You must be logged in to post comments. Please log in or register (it's free!) and come back to this page to leave your comment.
Next entry: Light & Motion Komodo Video Workshop 2006
Previous entry: ScubaDiving Magazine 2006 Photo Contest
