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SUMMARY:When Fungi Found Us — Cultivating an Audience for Biodiversity
  Conservation
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Tasmanian Mushroom Festival\n\n\n\n\nBook N
 ow\n\n\n\n\nEvent Details:Thursday 21 May\, 20266:00pm – 7:30pmTickets
 : $15 each + booking feeTickets are available at the door\, payment with
  card onlyFilmmaker–photographer duo Stephen Axford and Catherine Marc
 iniak will be in conversation about their remarkable two-decade journey 
 through the hidden world of fungi.–––––The authors of the stun
 ning new coffee-table book Planet Fungi: A Photographer's Foray are comi
 ng to the Tasmanian Mushroom Festival for a lively reading and Q&amp\;A 
 event.Filmmaker and photographer duo Stephen Axford and Catherine Marcin
 iak invite audiences on a guided journey through their two decade explor
 ation of the hidden world of fungi. Their work has taken them from Austr
 alia’s rainforests to the cloud forests of the Himalayas\, capturing f
 ungi in ways that reveal their quiet power as recyclers\, networkers\, a
 nd forest builders.Offering a rare chance to experience their breathtaki
 ng footage and photography with the people who created it. Stephen and C
 atherine will share stories from the field\, insights from their portabl
 e time-lapse studio\, and highlights from their award-winning documentar
 y Follow the Rain\, along with their contributions to major series such 
 as Planet Earth II.They will also take audiences inside their new book P
 lanet Fungi: A Photographer’s Foray\, co-authored with leading mycolog
 ist Dr Tom May. It is an opportunity to hear how images were made\, what
  they discovered along the way\, and how their curiosity grew into a lif
 elong craft. Q&amp\;A with the authors and book signing following the pr
 esentation.It is an intimate\, generous session that shows how passion\,
  patience\, and a love of the natural world can open doors to an unseen 
 universe. In the end\, it becomes clear that Stephen and Catherine did n
 ot simply find fungi. Fungi found them.\n\n\n\n\n\nAccessibility\n\n\n\n
 Accessible entry via Lift in The Courtyard (via Woobys Lane)Accessible
  ToiletRegistered Assistance Animals welcomeCompanion Card\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
 \nNo artist / Cruentomycena-viscidocruenta / 2023 / photograph / 2799x32
 60/Stephen Axford\n\n\n\n\n\nNo artists / Planet Fungi with lichen / 202
 5 / Photography / 2958x2958/Stephen Axford
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LOCATION:Level 2\, 65b Woobys Lane
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