In today’s visually driven world, powerful stories can be told through the lens of a smartphone. This beginner-friendly, hands-on workshop—led by noted naturalist and storyteller Sohail Madan—introduces the basics of conservation storytelling using mobile photography.

Whether you're a nature enthusiast, student, eco-communicator, or field researcher, this workshop helps you transform everyday moments into compelling visual narratives that spark awareness and action.

What You’ll Learn

- The basics of framing and storytelling through images

- Camera shot types: long shots, mid shots, close-ups

- Composition essentials: Rule of Thirds, Headroom, Neck Rule

- How imagery shapes conservation narratives and influences policy

- Fun, interactive games and team exercises for creative learning

Who Should Attend?

- Nature lovers, students, and educators

- Conservation professionals and eco-influencers

- Anyone curious about visual storytelling for the planet

No prior experience in photography or filmmaking is required

What You’ll Need

- A smartphone with a working camera

- Curiosity and a passion for environmental storytelling