Two AP readers join wildlife photographer Luke Massey at the Wildwood Trust in Kent to practise their portrait techniques on native animals. Gill Mullins reports
LEARN FROM THE EXPERTS
SET IN 40 acres of ancient forest, the Wildwood Trust in Kent is a wildlife enthusiast’s dream, home to over 300 native animals from 50 species – many of which are endangered and some of which no longer exist in the wild in the UK – including deer, foxes, lynx, badgers, beavers, wolves, wild boar, horses, bison, wildcats and owls. So what better location could we have chosen for the AP Wildlife Masterclass, to explore how to capture a wide range of British wildlife and discover creative animalportrait techniques? As our expert, Luke Massey, says, with this much variety on offer…