We are delighted to welcome Ann Miles FRPS MPAGB FBPE AFIAP back to St Ives.  Ann is a member of Cambridge Camera Club, but also an acclaimed member of the London Salon.  Ann has been a photographer all her life and taught general and nature photography at university degree level for 10 years.  She gained an Associateship in Nature and a Fellowship in Visual Arts and served as Deputy Chair of the Fine Arts Panel for 8 years.  Currently she sits on the Natural History Distiction Panel.  This reflects her wide spectrum of Photographic interest.  In a change to the previously published programme, Ann will now be talking about her techniques for creative architecture photography

In the first section of his talk, Nick discusses mining photography that he researched to inform him about his own approach to the project. He also explains what free mining is and how he published a book of his work (there should be a few copies still available to purchase at the talk). After the break he will go through a number of his images, how he shot them and the challenges he faced. He finishes by talking about postproduction and printing, showing physical examples from his F panel which the audience is also encouraged to look at throughout the evening.