【Overwhelming Response: Second Morning Session Added – FeverTravel’s “Majestic Africa: Travel & Photography Lecture” Now Open for Registration

The azure sky, breathtaking sunsets, and diverse wildlife—all are perfect photography subjects. Capturing the essence of Africa through your lens is surely a dream for many photography enthusiasts. Africa has experienced rapid economic development in recent decades but still retains its unique primal charm. Want to capture Africa’s rare wonders through your camera? Dreaming of traveling to Africa?Fever Travel This time, we have specially organized the “Majestic Africa: Travel Photography Lecture” and invited travel expert Sammy Wuto share his African travel and photography experiences and insights, giving everyone the opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of African travel photography.

Sammy WuAs one of the newly crowned Fever Travel Top Ten Outstanding Travel Influencers, he has unique insights into various photography genres. Passionate about travel and photography, his footprints span across the globe: including South America, East Africa, Southern Africa, Australia, Spain, Iceland, Scotland, the UK, Italy, France, Eastern Europe, Japan, Vietnam, Taiwan, Southeast Asia, and various provinces in China. Among them, his works from East Africa and Hokkaido, Japan, have received industry recognition and are currently on display at the Nikon Show Room.

Sammy will share his experiences and reflections from his African travels, as well as explain techniques for lens usage and composition. Of course, there will also be presentations and discussions on his travel photography works, showcasing the magnificent landscapes and local cultures of Africa.

So, what are the tips for photographing African wildlife? Sammy emphasizes that besides equipment and technique, understanding the animals is even more crucial when capturing outstanding wildlife photography. He encourages everyone to try to understand animal behavior while shooting. How can this be achieved? Stay tuned for the lecture to find out. Spots for this lecture are limited—don’t miss out if you’re interested in an African travel photography journey!

Capturing the dynamics of African wildlife is no easy feat, but Sammy has considerable expertise in this area.

If you’ve been thinking about heading to Africa to admire its majestic landscapes, you might also want to join the“18-Day Majestic Africa Tour”organized by Jetour, which takes you to multiple countries including Kenya, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Tanzania. It’s also the first tour group from Hong Kong to explore Rwanda and Zanzibar Island. For more itinerary details, please visit theJetour website.

All photos in this article are provided by Sammy. For more of Sammy’s photo sharing,click here

Lecture Guest

Sammy Wu Sammy Wu, one of DCFever’s Top Ten Outstanding Travel Influencers, has previously worked in commercial photography and has extensive experience in various photography genres such as wildlife, landscapes, butterflies, food, portraits, and documentary. He now focuses mainly on travel photography. Passionate about both photography and travel, his journeys have taken him across the globe, including South America, East Africa, Southern Africa, Australia, Spain, Scotland, Italy, France, Eastern Europe, Japan, Vietnam, and Taiwan. His works from East Africa and Hokkaido, Japan, are currently on display at the Nikon Show Room.

Details of Fever Travel’s “Majestic Africa: Travel Photography Lecture”

Please fill in the personal details below and submit the form. If the number of applicants exceeds the quota, participants will be selected by lottery. Selected participants will receive a confirmation email from the organizer on or before April 21, 2016. Please bring a printed copy of the confirmation email or show the email on the day of the event. For ease of arrangement, selected participants are advised to arrive at the venue 10 minutes before the event starts. (Deadline: 23:59 on April 20. Selected individuals will be notified by email or SMS before April 21. Please check your inbox and spam folder.)