Ben Pike

Jonathan will have 2 continuous lighting setups with backgrounds, so tripods would be a good idea, but he will bring a few spare ones if people let him know.
There will be a variety of subjects (saxophone, cine projector, action man and a nuts) which should allow 4 different shots.
Note that there will be no online meeting option for this event.

Richard Houghton

We welcome back Justin Minns to the club for the third of his talks titled “Interesting Stuff”.
A quest to find interesting subjects to photograph is one of the things that keeps Justin motivated, the question is what makes an interesting photograph, the subject or the photographer?
www.justinminns.co.uk
Visitor Ticket £3.50

Dave Stewart

A welcome return to the club for Steve Hedges who received excellent feedback for his photographic lecture last year on Cityscape and Night Photography.
This time Steve focuses on how to create an image that really has the ‘wow’ factor. An image with impact and mood. He will show a series of before-and-after pictures with the after picture being a big improvement over the before picture. He finds this really emphasises the importance of thinking about what you want to achieve before you hit the shutter release. He will then move on to talk about the thought process behind creating a great picture and the various techniques to help achieve that aim.
https://www.stevehedgesphotography.co.uk/creating-impact-and-mood/
Visitor Ticket £3.50

There is no meeting due to the fair but if anyone is interested in taking photos of the fair then meet outside the church at 19:30.

A follow up to last seasons excellent presentation from member Petros Spyrou who is a professional Photoshop user. This session will cover more advance Photoshop topics:
1. Easy ways of making luminosity masks, selections and discussing what masks do
2. Sharpening using various tools and methods, touching on smart objects
https://mayk.co/
Visitor Ticket £3.50

Richard Houghton

Our first evening back at the church will be an informal evening to catch up and includes a presentation of the summer programme by Steve Laws and Brian Sibley.