About this Event
Doors Open: 18:30
Talk begins: 19:00
Step into the heat, humidity, and hidden corners of the tropics as Marvin returns with a brand-new talk exploring the art of photographing some of the planet’s most misunderstood and mesmerising creatures.
From rain-soaked jungles to twilight wetlands, Marvin’s work focuses on reptiles and amphibians—subjects that demand patience, precision, and a deep respect for the environments they inhabit. This talk goes beyond the images, diving into how and why these photographs are made, and what it takes to work ethically and creatively in challenging tropical conditions.
Expect a visual journey that blends macro detail with environmental storytelling—from intimate close-ups that reveal texture and character, to wide-angle scenes that place animals within their fragile ecosystems.
🌿 What You’ll Hear About:
- Working in tropical environments where heat, humidity, and light constantly change
- Choosing between macro and wide-angle approaches to tell stronger wildlife stories
- Photographing elusive, sensitive subjects with care and intention
- Creating images that feel immersive, not just observational
- Lessons learned from time in the field—and mistakes along the way
👤 About Marvin:
Marvin is a wildlife photographer with a deep fascination for reptiles and amphibians, combining technical precision with a strong narrative eye. His work reflects a commitment to ethical field practice and a desire to show these often-overlooked animals in a way that feels alive, respectful, and visually striking.
🎟️ Whether you’re a wildlife photographer, a macro enthusiast, or simply curious about the natural world, this talk offers insight, inspiration, and a rare glimpse into life behind the lens in the tropics.
Join us at the Brewhouse Photo Talks for an evening of stories, fieldcraft, and remarkable wildlife imagery.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
King Street Brewhouse, 1 King Street, Cambridge, United Kingdom
GBP 5.00
