Fiona Ayerstová

Fiona Ayerstová
	Fiona Ayerstová (11. října 2007)
Narození	20. září 1965 (59 let)
Povolání	fotografka
Partner(ka)	Ryan Johnson
	multimediální obsah na Commons
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Fiona Ayerstová (nepřechýleně Fiona Ayerst; * 20. září 1965) je fotografka divoké přírody se sídlem v Jižní Africe, která se zabývá fotografováním pod vodou.^[1]

Životopis

Plavala s mnoha druhy žraloků, fotografovala je, včetně makropredátora žraloka tygřího^[2]^[3] a masivního, ale krotkého žraloka obrovského.^[4]^[5]^[6] Její snímky získaly ocenění v mnoha fotografických soutěžích.^[7] Píše pro několik časopisů a pracuje jako redaktorka časopisu Beyond Blue.^[8]^[9] Je zastánkyní ochrany žraloků a oceánského prostředí.^[10] Její snímky se objevily v časopisech a novinách po celém světě, jako je časopis Time^[5], stejně jako na obálkách časopisů a populárních fotografických knihách se snímky divoké zvěře. V roce 2003 vyhrála titul jihoafrický fotograf roku. V roce 2012 přednesla přednášku na TEDu s názvem Moje cesta do vody.^[11] Je ředitelkou společnosti Africa Media.

Odkazy

Reference

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↑ The Telegraph, 21 September 2011, Pictures of the day, Retrieved 15 August 2014, "...Underwater photographer Fiona Ayerst captures pictures of bull sharks off the coast of Mozambique, southern Africa..."
↑ June/July 2009, Magazines.co.za, Riveting Shark Encounters: Fiona Ayerst recounts her magical experience with the Leander free-diving duo and gentle tiger shark in the warm silky waters of the Bahamas, Retrieved 15 August 2014
↑ Note: while Tiger sharks have attacked humans in the past, such incidents are rare, and these sharks are a near-threatened species which Ayerst argues deserve protection
↑ 11 Alive (TV News), Retrieved 15 August 2014, (see photos 7 and 8) "...Fearless sea-snapper, Fiona Ayerst,45, from Mossel Bay, South Africa is so dedicated to capturing up-close pictures of sharks that she literally goes head-to-head with the ocean's top predators.... eye-popping picture she snaps a friend cheekily swimming in front of a whale shark in just a bikini...."
↑ ^a ^b 4 August 2009, Time magazine,, Retrieved 15 August 2014, "...A 40-foot whale shark and a brave snorkler swim off the South African coast...."
↑ Meera Dolasia, 3 July 2009, Dogo News, Er....... Is That A Shark Behind You?, Retrieved 15 August 2014, "...Fiona Ayerst were out diving and admiring the beautiful marine life in the warm Indian Ocean waters, when Fiona, who was slightly behind Sam, noticed this Whale Shark following her friend...."
↑ 18 October 2012, Africa Media, AFRICA MEDIA’S PRINCIPAL PHOTOGRAPHER, FIONA AYERST’S IMAGE CHOSEN IN THE TOP 50 OF THE SAVE OUR SEABIRDS INTERNATIONAL PHOTO COMPETITION- “OCEANS OF LIFE” Archivováno 23. 6. 2018 na Wayback Machine., Retrieved 15 August 2014, "...multi- award winning photographer, Fiona Ayerst,... images nominated for an award in this prestigious competition, October 2012....Fiona's image of a pygmy seahorse... Sulawesi,Indonesia on a night dive... only the size of a tiny fingernail..."
↑ August/September 2009, Magazines.co.za, Being the winter edition, I have some great articles lined up to both thaw and chill you in these core winter months, Retrieved 15 August 2014, "..Fiona Ayerst, professional underwater photographer and editor of Beyond Blue magazine, reveals the elusive frogfish,..."
↑ June/July 2009, Magazines.co.za, Fiona Ayerst, professional underwater photographer and editor of Beyond Blue magazine, reveals the elusive frogfish, Retrieved 15 August 2014
↑ Getty Images, Shark photographer Fiona Ayerst Archivováno 23. 6. 2018 na Wayback Machine., Retrieved 15 August 2014, "..'Seeing as human beings kill over 100 million sharks each year, and they only kill less than ten of us each year- I am not especially worried about them....(Photo by Fiona Ayerst/Barcroft Media / Getty Images)..."
↑ 28 March 2012, The Gremlin News & Information, Mossel Bay photographer talks at TEDxSeaPoint, Retrieved 15 August 2014, "..Fiona Ayerst – a professional photographer who gave up the law in order to follow her passion for the sea – called her talk 'My journey into water.'..."

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Externí odkazy

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Web Fiony Ayerstové Archivováno 25. 10. 2022 na Wayback Machine.
Fiona Ayerst ve společnosti Getty Images Archivováno 23. 6. 2018 na Wayback Machine.
Přednáška Ayerstové na TED X
Africa Media

[1] The Telegraph, 21 September 2011, Pictures of the day, Retrieved 15 August 2014, "...Underwater photographer Fiona Ayerst captures pictures of bull sharks off the coast of Mozambique, southern Africa..."

[2] June/July 2009, Magazines.co.za, Riveting Shark Encounters: Fiona Ayerst recounts her magical experience with the Leander free-diving duo and gentle tiger shark in the warm silky waters of the Bahamas, Retrieved 15 August 2014

[3] Note: while Tiger sharks have attacked humans in the past, such incidents are rare, and these sharks are a near-threatened species which Ayerst argues deserve protection

[4] 11 Alive (TV News), Retrieved 15 August 2014, (see photos 7 and 8) "...Fearless sea-snapper, Fiona Ayerst,45, from Mossel Bay, South Africa is so dedicated to capturing up-close pictures of sharks that she literally goes head-to-head with the ocean's top predators.... eye-popping picture she snaps a friend cheekily swimming in front of a whale shark in just a bikini...."

[twsTimeMag-5] 4 August 2009, Time magazine,, Retrieved 15 August 2014, "...A 40-foot whale shark and a brave snorkler swim off the South African coast...."

[6] Meera Dolasia, 3 July 2009, Dogo News, Er....... Is That A Shark Behind You?, Retrieved 15 August 2014, "...Fiona Ayerst were out diving and admiring the beautiful marine life in the warm Indian Ocean waters, when Fiona, who was slightly behind Sam, noticed this Whale Shark following her friend...."

[7] 18 October 2012, Africa Media, AFRICA MEDIA’S PRINCIPAL PHOTOGRAPHER, FIONA AYERST’S IMAGE CHOSEN IN THE TOP 50 OF THE SAVE OUR SEABIRDS INTERNATIONAL PHOTO COMPETITION- “OCEANS OF LIFE” Archivováno 23. 6. 2018 na Wayback Machine., Retrieved 15 August 2014, "...multi- award winning photographer, Fiona Ayerst,... images nominated for an award in this prestigious competition, October 2012....Fiona's image of a pygmy seahorse... Sulawesi,Indonesia on a night dive... only the size of a tiny fingernail..."

[8] August/September 2009, Magazines.co.za, Being the winter edition, I have some great articles lined up to both thaw and chill you in these core winter months, Retrieved 15 August 2014, "..Fiona Ayerst, professional underwater photographer and editor of Beyond Blue magazine, reveals the elusive frogfish,..."

[9] June/July 2009, Magazines.co.za, Fiona Ayerst, professional underwater photographer and editor of Beyond Blue magazine, reveals the elusive frogfish, Retrieved 15 August 2014

[10] Getty Images, Shark photographer Fiona Ayerst Archivováno 23. 6. 2018 na Wayback Machine., Retrieved 15 August 2014, "..'Seeing as human beings kill over 100 million sharks each year, and they only kill less than ten of us each year- I am not especially worried about them....(Photo by Fiona Ayerst/Barcroft Media / Getty Images)..."

[11] 28 March 2012, The Gremlin News & Information, Mossel Bay photographer talks at TEDxSeaPoint, Retrieved 15 August 2014, "..Fiona Ayerst – a professional photographer who gave up the law in order to follow her passion for the sea – called her talk 'My journey into water.'..."

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