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The Joy of Bird Photography with Robin Lowry - CPS 26 Talks

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The Joy of Bird Photography  with Robin Lowry - CPS 26 Talks
Discover the joy of bird photography with Robin Lowry—learn fieldcraft, creativity, and capture birds with real atmosphere and impact.

Discover what makes bird photography truly special.

In this inspiring and insight-led talk, award-winning wildlife photographer Robin Lowry shares the passion, patience, and creativity behind his distinctive approach to photographing birds in both wild and controlled environments.

From local wildlife to more elusive species further afield, Robin will explore how to elevate your images beyond simple documentation—capturing behaviour, atmosphere, and character in every frame.

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📸 What You’ll Learn:

  • How to capture birds with personality and presence
  • Practical fieldcraft tips for working in natural environments
  • Techniques for improving composition, timing, and storytelling
  • How to make the most of both local and destination wildlife opportunities
  • Building patience and consistency in wildlife photography

👋 About Robin Lowry:

Robin Lowry is a UK-based wildlife photographer renowned for his atmospheric and intimate images of birds and animals. With a background in photography, fine art, and graphic design, his work blends technical skill with a strong creative vision.

Specialising in birds—particularly owls, puffins, and birds of prey—Robin’s photography has earned multiple awards, including Digital Photographer of the Year (Wildlife Category) and recognition in the British Wildlife Photography Awards. His work is widely published and featured in exhibitions and conservation projects across the UK.

Robin is also an ambassador for Sigma UK, working in close partnership with the brand and using their lenses extensively in his wildlife photography.

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