his week (25th April 2022) we are extremely fortunate to welcome Alison Mees to the club.
Alison is an exceptional wildlife photographer, living and working in Africa. She has a particular love of Chetahs and works hard for their conservation. In 2017 she moved to Mara north conservancy in Kenya to manage a camp with her husband Tom, working with the Masai community on a range of projects.
Learn more about Alison and her work at he web page  https://www.alisonmeesphotography.com/about.html

• On Monday we return to Zoom as we invite Les Loosemore to the club.
• Les is a noted local photographer and judge, so no doubt we will get an insight to the thought process that a judge considers!
  • To quote Les
    •  Resulting from my obvious interest in sport, and football in particular, I decided to start my photographic journey in the sporting arena so to speak. My involvement in professional football allowed me to gain accreditation to matches played in the Football League. This was a very interesting and pleasing experience, progressing to a similar experience at professional rugby and cricket matches.This early occurrence and exposure to my photography, all shot on negative film quickly challenged my expanding appetite to pursue other aspects of this fascinating pastime. Film turned to digital and sporting arenas turned to nature’s pastures and rich tapestry. The journey had started.
    • Photography offers a huge variety of subject matter, full of interest and challenge. It has become a passion, providing enrichment and satisfaction from something that is so accessible to us all. Just one simple rule to observe, “Enjoy your photography”.
  • One look at his work and you’ll know that you will learn a great deal about about composition and photography.
    • https://www.flickr.com/people/21362899@N08/

alk by Glyn Edmunds on Kenyan Wildlife.

Glyn is a passionate photographer with a love of African wildlife. Being a “former” professional photography he is very keen on the quality of his work and hence is able to impart his knowledge to the audiance.

Zoom meeting starting at 7:30pmhttps://www.glynedmunds.co.uk/about.html

This week we welcome Dave Russell AFIAP giving his talk “Russell’e Random Ramblings.

Dave started photography at the age of 8 with a Kodal Brownie Camera. A confessed Photoshopper he likes to explore all genre’s and techniques.

Meeting via zoom starts at 7:30pm

We welcome back Malcolm for his talk on British wildlife with tips on where and how to take images.

See more of his work at