does global speaking engagements
about his expeditions and wild experiences. He travelled into extreme and otherworldly environments worldwide. His inventory of images is continually surprising and so spectacular, that his photographs are published in the most influencial magazines such as National Geographic. He won prestigeous awards like World Press Award or the EMMY award for his filming. Get an interesting insight to his work and even more surprising views to our world.
His lectures were held for example at the Banff Mountain Film Festival, Canada, Telluride Film Festival, CO, USA, Dundee Mountain Film Festival, England, commercially for BMW in Berlin, Germany, for Geo Magazine in the Senckenberg Museum, Frankfurt and many more.
Excerpts from a lecture for the reknown National Geographic Live series "Masters of Photography", "Vietnam's infinite cave" - newly discovered cave with overwhelming dimensions (held in Washington DC, headquarter of National Geographic Society)
„An Evening of Field Research and Exploration“ hosted by Dr. John Francis, featuring National Geographic Photographer Carsten Peter, as well
as renowned alpinist and North Face athlete Conrad Anker.
Saturday, April 2nd, 2011 7:30pm, Dallas, Texas, USA, Southern Methodist University,
The Mary Alice and Mark Shepherd Jr. Atrium, Caruth Hall.
Saturday, March 26th, 2011 7:30pm, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA, Newcomb Hall
Biologist and renowned photographer Carsten Peter will recount his documentation of the dramatic and treacherous Niyragongo Volcano in Congo and share images from his exploration of the worlds largest cave passage in Vietnam, Hang Son Doong.
Masters of Photography series, Event 1: Vietnam’s Infinite Cave
Thursday, March 24th, 2011 7:30pm, Washington DC, National Geographic, Grosvenor Auditorium.
„A veteran National Geographic photographer, Carsten Peter is also an accomplished climber, diver, and caver who has photographed some of the world’s most extreme environments. For a story in the January 2011 National Geographic magazine, Peter explored a mammoth cave system in Vietnam that may be the world’s largest. He’ll share spectacular images of this incredible underground world.“
Germany extreme -
Expedition to the deepest point of Germany.
Saturday, October 2nd, 2010 Frankfurt, Germany, Senckenberg-Museum - Geo-Day
Geo-photographer Carsten Peter explored with a team of Arge Bad Cannstatt the longest and deepest cave in Untersberg mountain and brought back amazing images and stories from this very remote location.
Discover Germany in a new way - never seen like this.
