Wildlife Exposed

Event date 3 March 2015 19:00 – 21:00

Location 111 Glasgow Road, Edinburgh, EH12 8NF

For twenty five years photographer, guide and Exodus stalwart Paul Goldstein has been photographing wildlife, particularly predators. Each year he unveils a sparkling new portfolio of leopards, lions, jaguars, polar bears and some breath-taking scenery.

Contacts

Jae Hopkins

Press contact Marketing Director jae.hopkins@exodus.co.uk 0208 772 3920

Elise Wortley

Press contact PR & Events Executive elise.wortley@exodus.co.uk 0208 772 3853

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