
Margaret says: “In an attempt to be able to take pictures of my
children I went to evening class to learn first how to put a film in a camera
and then what “all the dials were for”. I found it very confusing but when I saw a
print developed I was “hooked” on this magical appearance of an image and
decided this “painting with light” was for me.
I had until then painted but photography became the art form I had
always looked for. Seven years later
having become the first person to gain two Fellowships I was teaching that
Evening Class and continued to do so for 23 years.
My photography started with monochrome landscapes of my native Sponsored by Fotospeed I am able to use many different papers and experiment with different effects. I have been involved with and interested in mentoring people to improve their photography and to enable them to gain Distinctions. I am currently the Chairman of the Disabled Photographers Society L, A and F Distinction Panel and run a group in Leyland for those wanting to aim for distinctions from many of the Societies who give awards and also Moderate and Mark for the Digital Imaging Course of the Open University.

My current talk is my approach to photographing many aspects of the countries I have visited eg. Landscape, shop windows, places, events and of course my main interest that of the “people”.
As you can tell, this promises to be an absolutely fascinating evening so we hope to see you there.
Kingswood PS meet Fridays at 7.30pm 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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