Speakers

"In Search of…" By Bill Ward.

As a photographer, Bill is self-taught, and has been taking photographs since he was 6. He has been a Brand Ambassador for Pentax Cameras and Ricoh Imaging since 2014.

Bill has won many awards and commendations, both nationally and internationally, including the Adobe Prize at UK Landscape Photographer of the Year, and Best Seascape at Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year .

Constantly in search of peace and quiet, his photography is a response, and in many ways an antidote, to the time he spends as an actor working in the public eye.

His primary photographic interest is landscapes, whether natural, urban or industrial. He is specifically drawn to water, and has a strong interest in history. Things that were once great, faded glory, a wistfulness for a time when, loom very big on his radar.

Interiors & Exteriors, Cityscapes. Creation Techniques.

The Lofoten Islands.

Images made using various creative techniques.

The Ins and Outs of Commercial Photography.

Fungi macro photography.

Step by step through my workflow for creating striking black and white fine art.

Photoshop techniques to restore and colourise old photos.

Before and After.

Street photography.

Images of Norfolk and Suffolk by Harry Wheeler

Image critique from both sides Judge and Competitor. What do the Judges look for???

Creative Wildlife from Africa.

Award-winning images of Little People & Things.

Club members will discuss various subjects details TBC.

There will be presentations by club members to prepare new and old members alike for the forth coming competitions. This will include how to mount and present an image for the Print competitions.

Monochrome special explores what we can achieve by limiting our colour palette.

Colin Trow -Poole is a fellow of the Royal Photographic Society and the Irish Photographic Federation. He holds a Master at the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain.

He described himself as "an avid monochrome worker, I enjoy the simplicity that the black and white image affords. I believe that by removing colour, the focus is shifted, distractions are minimized viewers impressions are altered. My goal, wherever possible, is to create drama, mood and narrative power".

Fine art Floral and textures.

The Fine Art of light painting. Learn how light (at night) can be used to elevate your photography.