Les
says: “I decided to take a more serious
approach to photography just after the new millennium. Having spent more than
30 years in a sporting environment, both playing and refereeing association
football, coupled with a serious interest in competitive cycling, I decided to
start my photographic journey in the sporting arena. My involvement in
professional football allowed me to gain accreditation to matches played in the
Football League. This was a very interesting and pleasing experience,
progressing to a similar experience at professional rugby and cricket matches.
This early occurrence and
exposure to my photography, all shot on negative film, quickly challenged my
expanding appetite to pursue other aspects of this fascinating pastime. Film
turned to digital and sporting arenas turned to nature’s pastures and rich
tapestry. The journey had started.
Photography offers a huge
variety of subject matter, full of interest and challenge. It has become a
passion, providing enrichment and satisfaction from something that is so
accessible to us all. There is just one
simple rule to observe, ‘Enjoy your photography’.”
This promises to be a superb and interesting evening so
we hope to see you there. For a taster
of some of the treats that are in store, pop on to Les’s page on the flickr site,
www.flickr.com/photos/21362899@N08/,
his flickr name is fotocallvisions.
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.
NEXT WEEK, Bob Underhill APAGB, AIPF will be showing his images and
talking about Totally Digital. Bob is from the Midlands Federation and
some of his photograph can be seen on the webpage, http://www.smethwickphotographic.co.uk/bobunderhill/index.php. His talk will include a variety of subjects
including landscapes and seascapes from England
and Ireland ,
people, derelict places, rust and textures. There will be something for
everyone.
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