An Evening with…
An Evening With… Nick Dimbleby
Sat 7th December 2024
Only 40 tickets available.
An Evening With… Nick Dimbleby
Saturday 7th December 2024
Nick has been photographing for Land Rover for well over 25 years, starting his career as a freelance photographer working for Land Rover Owner magazine whilst he was still at school.
Since then, there aren’t many photographic situations that Nick hasn’t experienced. He has travelled to nearly 90 countries, photographing in the desert, the city, the mountains, on the sea and everywhere in between.
Nick will talk about his life as a photographer on numerous expeditions across the world: the Camel Trophy, Land Rover G4 Challenge and several long overland trips, including two to India from London.
Fully illustrated with his stunning images, Nick will provide an insight into the creative, technical and organisational skills required to capture the shots on these trips. It’s an evening for anyone interested in Land Rover, travel, photography or all three.
Tickets are now available to purchase at £25 each. Children under 13 are free.
Open 6.00pm / Close 8:30pm
Price
Adults: £25.00
Under 13’s: Free
(Ticket required)
Please NOTE:
Only 40 Tickets available – Pre-Booking only
No admission possible on the day without a ticket.
Thank you for purchasing a ticket to visit the Dunsfold Collection. To help make your visit as smooth and enjoyable as possible we have set out some information below.
To gain entry on the day, each person will need to present their Ticket (confirmation email) for checking on arrival at the venue, either printed on paper or shown on the screen of your smartphone. Children under 13 are free but still need a Ticket. All children must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over. Each adult ticket is entitled to a maximum of two children’s tickets.
Please keep your Ticket safe and on you at all times.
Tickets are non-refundable.
Parking is available on site and is free for ticket holders.
Well behaved dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead at all times.
You are advised that some areas of the museum site are outdoors and have uneven terrain. The inside of the museum building is also a living workshop so you must take care when moving around and only enter the permitted areas and obey any staff instructions. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear.
You must not use photographic or recording equipment for commercial purposes without prior consent from us, either in advance of or at the beginning of your visit. If you do, you accept that we may destroy the media on which they are made or recorded.
As a condition of sale, Ticket holders consent to being photographed, filmed or sound recorded for press, radio, TV, video, DVD, webcast or other public broadcast as part of the audience or by security CCTV.
We accept no responsibility for your personal property.