Winter Programme 2025-2026
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Tue02Dec20258:00 pmSt Ives Free Church
Seascapes and Landscapes - KEVIN PIGNEY
kevin pigney - SEASCAPES & LANDSCAPES
We are excited to have included this talk on our Programme. Not only does Kevin show us some of his amazing seascape and landscape photography, but he also shows us how to prepare for a shoot, and explains the kit required, using filters, his camera techniques and exposure and focus blending.
One to look forward to!
Summer Events 2026
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Sun06Sep202609:30 - 14:30Anglesey Abbey
Anglesey Abbey and Lode Mill - Dahlia Walk - Kim and Mark
From around the end of August into the autumn the Dahlia garden is beautiful at Anglesey Abbey and definitely worth a visit. As well as photographing the Dahlia’s this is a chance to visit and photograph these beautiful gardens, visit the house and mill. There is a café and restaurant onsite for lunch or you can bring a packed lunch whichever you prefer. The Gardens open at 9.30am and close at 5.00 pm for anyone wanting to stay longer. The House is only open from 11.00 am to 4 00 pm. If you are a National Trust Member you can enter free of charge, just bring your card along. For those not members of the National Trust the cost is £20.90 (with gift aid) or £19.00 (without gift aid).For those that have not visited before there is ample parking (free of charge) and chargeable electric charging points on site.
Book your place via Eventbrite
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/anglesey-abbey-and-lode-mill-dahlia-walk-tickets-1987786612267?aff=oddtdtcreator
or email Programme@stives-photoclub.org.uk
There are a number of trails on site see map anglesey-access-map-2025.pdf
Provisional Winter Programme 2026-2027
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Tue16Mar20278:00 pmSt Ives Free Church
Free Mines Coal Faces - Nick Hodgson
Nick Hodgson FRPS is a British documentary landscape photographer based in London. His talk, Free Mines Coal Faces, is about his documentary project on coal free mining in the Forest of Dean, which formed part of his Photography MA, his successful FRPS panel submission, an award-winning book and various exhibitions. Nick has also been a member of the RPS Distinctions Panel for the Applied and Documentary photography genres.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.