Events

In this talk, Ethan seeks to explore how to find narrative in your immediate surroundings and collating images to form a responding body of work. Using visual language to communicate themes and ideologies to demonstrate methods of presenting work, Ethan will discuss his personal influences and projects, whilst also inviting participants who opt to do so to join in on an interactive element.

This is the second talk in a short series of presentations by photographers making work in and about Wales.

Hazel will introduce you to her photographic practice and methodology of ‘responding to the landscape’. The motivation behind her image making will be discussed alongside the strategies she uses for creating an engaging photographic project

This is the third talk in a short series of presentations by photographers making work in and about Wales.

Taking the very first steps in forming a new (or your first) project or series can often seem the most difficult. In his presentation ‘Create – Collaborate’, Rob, founder of The North Wales Project, suggests ways to form your own body of cohesive work centred on an engaging narrative and drawing from various sources of inspiration

Sunday 12th September 2021

During this presentation Tom gives a broad overview of his life as a fine art wildlife photographer. He will demonstrate the various camera settings used to create his preferred style whilst speaking about the components that he feels are essential in creating evocative wildlife imagery.

Sunday 24th October 2021 (rescheduled from September 2020) 

Ian Munro, an internationally recognised and exhibited photographer, will tell us about his thought process and mind set from the start to the finish of an image, where he creates characters and develops stories surrounding fictional scenarios.