This is the rescheduled four-way ( ! ) inter-club competition between ourselves, Knutsford PS, Manitoba PS & Winnipeg South PS.

(That’s Manitoba and Winnipeg in Canada.)

This will be online

His goal is to create pictures that portray mood, atmosphere and emotion, in the genres: still life, nautical and character studies.  Steven will show work from three Fellowship panels, the methods he used, his approach to being creative, the pictures that work and those that didn’t work.

This talk is via Zoom.

Dave Wyman is based in Los Angeles and is an accomplished photographer and author of three pictorial guidebooks (“Backroads of Northern California”, “Backroads of Southern California”, and “Yosemite in Photographs”).  Dave has been to Yosemite many times and his presentation will show pictures that go beyond the usual view of the National Park.

This is a three-way inter-club competition between ourselves, Hebden Bridge PS and Melbourne PS.  (That’s Melbourne in Derbyshire.)

It will be held at the Guild.

We will be showing one of the L&CPU photographic folios in the first half.  

In the second half there will be a number of short presentations by members on various topics, techniques and photographers.

If you’re keeping count – due to rejigging the programme there was no members’ evening 4!

Brian lives just on the SW side of the Dartmoor National Park. Via his photographs we will travel to some of the remoter areas of the moor, as well as more familiar spots.

There will be a number of short presentations by members on various topics, techniques and photographers.

Nancy is a full-time Wedding & Portrait Photographer from Lancashire. She makes a living out of being informed, comprehensive, entertaining, and showcasing beautiful & quirky wedding photography; and is a popular speaker at photographic clubs.

The presentation charts his move from News Photographer and Picture Editor with the Manchester Evening News and The Times to noted landscape photographer, how he discovered his real self through photography and the importance of discovering the photographer you are rather than how others perceive you.