Kathryn Cooper is a photographic artist based in Sheffield, most well known for her studies of the motion of flocks of birds. In this presentation she talks about how she develops her creative process, lessons to be learned from image makers through history and the benefits of working on a subject that is close to home.

Robert has been to the club before and this time he will be sharing images from a photography trip he took to Iceland back in 2016, travelling over 1,000 miles to capture geysers, icebergs and the Northern Lights.

Chris will be exploring the benefits of photographing our area, in particular North Nottinghamshire, and showing the value of repeat visits, getting to know the landscape at an intimate level, shooting longer term projects and the opportunities these approaches can open up. He will be showing a range of images from his local patch and projects...

Living within China, amongst the people, offered Lois opportunities and experiences she may not have been given as a tourist. Her presentation charts the progress of her photography, from enthusiastic family snapper to professional photographer and tutor, through images of her hometown, Shanghai, to across the length and breadth of the vast country of China.

Multi-award winning photographer and actor Bill Ward discusses photographing the wet stuff in all its glory. From waterfalls to seascapes, urban canals to mountain streams, Bill leaves no stone unturned in his quest to uncover the mysteries of H2O, and how we as photographers can help unlock its full potential. Expect a light sprinkling of...

A variety of images, some linked to Michael’s time in the royal Navy where he spent 10 years during the 70s.