Kingswood Photographic Society is
absolutely delighted to welcome Nigel Hicks FBIPP, as their speaker on Friday
26th January, who will be giving a digital image presentation
entitled Wild Southwest. Nigel is also a member of National Geographic
Creative.

Nigel says: “My talk will look
at the landscape and nature aspects of my photography, initially introducing my
style and subject matter as it relates to photography projects I've undertaken
around the world. I will then move to focus in on how this style has been
applied to photography much closer to home, in the production of the book Wild
Southwest: the landscapes and wildlife of southwest England, which was
published about a year ago. This part of the talk will look at my landscape and
wildlife photography around southwest England, demonstrating firstly that the
techniques are universal regardless of where in the world you are
photographing, and secondly that you do not have to travel to the ends of the
Earth to capture fantastic landscape and nature images - we have some
remarkable stuff right in our back yard!
This all comes together as part of my own personal reasons for having become a
professional photographer in the first place - that we really need to actually
see the beauty of the world all around us (rather than just glancing at it in
passing), that we take it all for granted at our peril, because in complacency
lies the road to ruin, and finally that there really is great beauty very close
to home that we need to fully appreciate and safeguard for the future.”
For further information about Nigel Hicks, pop onto his website, http://www.nigelhicks.com/, from which you’ll see why this promises to be a fascinating and
absolutely superb evening. We hope to
see you there.
Kingswood PS
meet Fridays from 7.30pm to around 9.30pm at St Barnabas Church Hall, Warmley,
Bristol BS30 5JJ. Visitors are most
welcome and the cost for this evening is £3.00.
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