Final Call for Flight 'Noton' - Destination: Around the World
David Noton is reminding interested photographers that his Chasing the Light Road Show is taking place on 25 February in Sheffield. The show will explore the making of David’s most iconic and inspirational photographs, including landscape, travel portrait and wildlife images. The Sheffield show will also showcase David’s brand new images and video clips taken on recent trips to Bolivia, Umbria and Canada. The photo above, for example, was taken this month in Umbria, Italy. Tickets for the Sheffield event are priced at just £16.50 and can be purchased online at www.davidnoton.com.
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FINAL CALL FOR FLIGHT ‘NOTON’: DESTINATION AROUND THE WORLD!
It’s your last chance to get your hands on tickets to David Noton’s inspirational Chasing the Light Road Show in Sheffield next week. Tickets are selling like hot cakes, so if you want to attend the show next Thursday 25th February at Sheffield Hallam University, you can buy your tickets online now at www.davidnoton.com.
The show will explore the making of David’s most iconic and inspirational photographs - from the Patagonian ice cap to the leafy lanes of Somerset and from the Atacama Desert to the Canadian Rockies, including landscape, travel portrait and wildlife images. The Sheffield show will also showcase David’s brand new images and video clips taken on recent trips to Bolivia, Umbria and Canada.
The show will include images, music and video sequences, travel tales and anecdotes and of course David’s unique sense of humour – transporting guests on a journey of a lifetime around the globe.
So, if you fancy a break from the doom and gloom of the British winter, or simply want to get away from it all for an evening - join David and the crew for a ‘virtual’ trip of a lifetime.
Tickets are priced at just £16.50 and can be purchased online at www.davidnoton.com .
Group bookings are welcome by calling David Noton Photography on 01963 250061 – for every 10 tickets purchased, one additional ticket will be included free of charge.
Student tickets available, priced £12.
Photo: David Noton
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