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Capture the moment
The Outdoor Photography Photobox will be playing host to some of the UK’s top photographers during The Telegraph Outdoor Adventure & Travel Show – here’s our pick of the talks, check the website here for the full list
Aosta Valley Stand AT665
“Aosta Valley is the smallest region in Italy – plus it’s the country’s most mountainous and the least populated”
Wedged in the north-west corner of Italy and bordering France to the west, Switzerland to the north and the Piedmont region to the south and east, the Aosta Valley may be small but it’s got plenty to shout about – including the Gran Paradiso national park, three of the Alps highest peaks (Mont Blanc, Monte Rosa and Matterhorn) and 100s of kilometres of walking trails and biking routes. Plus, of course, fabulous Italian food.
www.aosta-valley.co.uk
Pioneer Madagascar Stand AT424
“Over 80 per cent of Madagascar’s animals and plants are found nowhere else on Earth”
Lemurs and baobabs, rainforests and beaches, trekking and diving,
Madagascar is the place to visit for an adventure like no other on Earth. And if
you book a group departure with Pioneer Expeditions within two weeks of the Show, you’ll get £100 off the price.
Itineraries include such treats as a three- day trek through rainforest before riding the rapids of the Sahatandra River, or heading south to visit some of the best national parks with a naturalist guide.
www.pioneerexpeditions.com
Active Lisbon Coast Stand AT350
“Not only is Lisbon one of the least expensive cities in western Europe, the capital and surrounding region enjoys on average 260 days of sunshine a year”
A collection of exhibitors from the coastal region around Lisbon, these individual
Portuguese companies offer a range of surf, walking, bouldering and zip lining holidays, plus charming B&B and
self-catering accommodation, all easily accessible from Lisbon. Whether you seek a relaxing or an active break,
speak to these folks for plenty of options, and any reservations made before March will get 10% off.
www.activelisboncoast.com telegraphoutdoorshow.co.uk 29
Tristan Gooley How to be a natural navigator
Enrich every encounter you have with the outdoors by listening to what Tristan Gooley has to say – he’s a writer, navigator and explorer (having led expeditions to five continents) and knows all about connecting more closely with nature. For you, this translates to taking more meaningful and powerful photographs next time you’re out and about. Friday
Martin Hartley The Hurt Locker
When you’re voted
‘Hero of the Environment’ by Time magazine you must be doing something right, and with over 20 worldwide expeditions to his name Martin Hartley has had plenty of practice. He’s known for creating powerful images under extreme conditions and will be sharing tales from his adventures, including to his favourite place, the Arctic Ocean. Saturday and Sunday
photographer’s life
David Noton Round the World in Forty Minutes, the highs and lows of a travel
An award-winning professional landscape and travel photographer, David Noton has travelled to every corner of the globe and will be talking about the challenges, rewards, highlights and pitfalls that come from being behind the lens, everywhere from Patagonia to Padstow. Round the World in Forty Minutes promises a whirlwind circumnavigation of the globe from the peculiar perspective of a photographer. Thursday – Sunday
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