Presentation Events

• "Streets of Dublin" on street photography
• "Take Your Time - The Art and Craft of Long Exposure Photography"
• Two books on Lightroom Step by Step - "Organise & Find", and "Develop & Create".
• His most recent book, "100 Ways AI can help... Photographers"

Colin T-P. FRPS FIPF MAPG: Colin has won numerous gold and silver medals. He judges national photographic competitions and has had his own exhibitions. He is an avid black and white worker and enjoys and believes that by removing colour, focus is shifted and distractions are minimized. He also engages in a lot of colour photography. His Goal is to create drama, mood and narrative power and believes printing is an intimate and exquisite craft that lies at the heart of photography.

Presentation: Colin’s talk will comprise of both colour and monochrome prints taken in various UK cities, also other countries. Some images will have an environmental portraiture feel to them, whilst others will veer toward documentary. He will also be showing experimental prints comprising intentional camera movement and multiple exposure techniques. Also, there will be a dynamic mix of "Street" type work, which should hopefully cater for a cross section of tastes within the audience.

Charles A. FRPS MPAGB EFIAP ABPE: Charles was a physician for 40 years’ but now retired and majors in photography. His main interests are Documentary Street and Travel photography, also portraiture when opportunities arise. His observational skills as a physician help him to find those human moments. Above all a picture that precipitates an emotional reaction in the viewer is a success. He has over 250 exhibition awards including the PSA mono print of the year and came overall 2nd in Amateur photographer of the year in 2023.

Presentation: Charle’s talk will include his approach to street photography including processing and how to achieve variety and impact with different techniques. He will explore the interface street and documentary photography and photojournalism particularly with regards to protests.

This in an excellent opportunity to hear from two distinguished photographers who will present their individual photographs and techniques, albeit combined, without overlap, to provide synergy for an unusual and fascinating day. Prints will be on display.