Kick-off our two-week celebration of observing and documenting the world around us through photography by joining us for a panel discussion with Felice Frankel, award-winning science photographer and MIT research scientist and Keith Ellenbogen, acclaimed underwater photographer who will discuss what makes a successful science photograph.

Following the session, the challenge begins as you take and submit images. To help you along the way, we will share photography technique tutorials and sample images. A final webinar will feature winners of the Koch Institute’s annual photography contest who will discuss their work, and pick their favorite photos from your submissions.

Whether you use a cell phone, point and shoot, or interchangeable lens camera, we invite you to participate—no matter what your previous photography experience!

For program details, tutorial videos, and other information, visit: https://mitmuseum.mit.edu/program/imaging-science

This event is co-hosted by the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research at MIT.