Tom Cannon, an esteemed underwater photographer and company director, has been named the Iconic International Photographer & Guest Exhibitor for 'AURA 2024 - International Photography & Art Exhibition'. This prestigious event, organized by Retro Kolkata Magazine, is scheduled to take place at Nazrul Tirtha, Newtown, Kolkata, from January 13 to January 21, 2024.
The exhibition will commence with an art showcase from January 13 to 15, followed by a photography exhibition from January 18 to 20, and will conclude with a felicitation ceremony on January 21.
Based in Western Australia, near the majestic Ningaloo Reef, Tom Cannon has built a remarkable career over the past eight years. Initially indulging in photography as a hobby, his focus on marine megafauna has now gained international recognition. Cannon's journey began in Shoreham, a seaside town on the south coast of England, before emigrating to Melbourne, Australia. His career took a significant turn in 2013, after earning his divemaster certification, leading to his dream role as a photographer on the Ningaloo Reef.
Specializing in wide-angle imagery, Cannon captures stunning visuals of whale sharks, humpback whales, manta rays, and sea lions. His portfolio is a testament to his skill and a vibrant celebration of Western Australia's marine life.
In 2017, driven by a passion for marine conservation, Cannon founded 'Protect What You Love', a movement aimed at raising awareness and uniting individuals to protect endangered wildlife. His upcoming endeavors include leading photography safaris on the Ningaloo Reef and capturing South Africa's famed "sardine run" and shark species.
Tom Cannon's involvement in 'AURA 2024' as both an iconic photographer and guest exhibitor is a significant highlight for the event, promising to draw international attention and contribute to the global recognition of marine conservation efforts.
