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SUMMARY:Chris Upton - Thoresby: The End Of The Mine
DESCRIPTION:See how the final year of Nottinghamshire’s last coal mine turned into an excellent photographic project\, an exhibition\, an A.V.\, and a book \n(As well as access to the live event\, you will automatically receive a link to the recording\, valid for 28 days) \nFollow the process from the initial idea and photographic work through to the resulting exhibition\, audiovisual presentation\, book and extensive publicity. \nWhen Thoresby Colliery closed in July 2015\, it brought more than 900 years of coal mining in Nottinghamshire to an end. \nChris Upton spent the final year documenting the colliery\, creating a photographic record of an industry and community facing historic change. \nHe will explain how the project began\, how he approached photographing the mine\, and how the images developed into a major social documentary project. \nChris Upton is a Nottinghamshire-based professional photographer specialising in travel\, landscape and social documentary photography. An Associate of the Royal Photographic Society\, he was a Fujifilm brand ambassador for more than eight years. Chris is also an experienced photography tutor and speaker\, leading workshops and photographic tours in the UK and abroad.
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SUMMARY:Jonathan Vaines - In the P-Ink
DESCRIPTION:Discover how to turn creative ideas into photographic projects\, with inspiration from Jonathan’s wonderfully diverse body of work. \n(As well as access to the live event\, you will automatically receive a link to the recording\, valid for 28 days.) \nJonathan will share how he develops initial ideas into photographic projects\, exploring the inspiration\, creative processes and stories behind his work. These include collaborations with the NHS\, projects informed by his own mental health experiences\, travel-related work and ongoing personal projects. \nHe’ll explore the breadth of his commissioned work\, from individual pieces of wall art to creating an entire body of work designed to represent healing for people coping with trauma. \nOften driven by a desire to capture a particular mood or emotion\, Jonathan’s approach combines photography and creative experimentation to produce images that go beyond traditional photography. The finished pieces frequently become what he describes as ‘wall art’. \nJonathan Vaines is a UK-based creative photographer specialising in abstraction\, multiple exposure and intentional camera movement. Influenced by pictorialism\, he uses colour and in-camera techniques to create expressive images\, often developed through long-term projects. \nA member of the prestigious London Salon of Photography\, Jonathan is a PermaJet lecturer and DxO tutor specialising in the Nik Collection. He is also a photographic educator and is affiliated with Wex Photo Video\, Q-Image and Cartridge Monkey.
URL:https://myphotoclub.co.uk/event/jonathan-vaines-in-the-p-ink/
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SUMMARY:Muriel Binnie & Basia Bogacka - Two Artistic Views Of The Arctic
DESCRIPTION:See how two photographers interpret the Arctic through abstraction\, colour and texture\, revealing its beauty\, fragility and constant change. \n(As well as access to the live event\, you will automatically receive a link to the recording\, valid for 28 days) \nLearn from Muriel and Basia’s fascination with the Arctic\, and enjoy two distinct photographic interpretations of its landscapes\, atmosphere and changing environment. \nMuriel will show how her photography evolved from the colours of Lofoten towards the subtle whites and monochrome landscapes of Greenland and Svalbard. See how abstraction and minimalism help her express the character of these remote places. \nBasia explores the patterns\, textures and beauty of ice\, through photographs from the Arctic and wintry Iceland\, revealing its constant transformation from water to ice and back again. \nTogether\, their presentations offer beautiful contrasting perspectives on a fragile environment\, exploring the passage of time\, the changing landscape and our connection with nature. \nMuriel Binnie is an abstract landscape photographer using Intentional Camera Movement and multiple exposures to express the mood and essence of a place. Drawn to mountains\, snow and cold climates\, she explores colour\, texture and form beyond conventional landscape representation. \nBasia Bogacka explores landscapes and intimate natural details through abstract and naturalistic photography. Her work has appeared in photographic publications and was featured in Arctic Memoirs\, a solo exhibition at Edinburgh Photographic Society in August 2026.
URL:https://myphotoclub.co.uk/event/muriel-binnie-basia-bogacka-two-artistic-views-of-the-arctic/
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SUMMARY:Viktoria Haack - If I Shoot Everything\, Who Am I?
DESCRIPTION:Can photographers embrace many subjects and still have a distinctive style? Viktoria shows how curiosity should shape photographic identity. \n(As well as access to the live event\, you will automatically receive a link to the recording\, valid for 28 days) \nPhotographers are often encouraged to specialise\, develop a recognisable style\, and concentrate on a particular genre. But what if your interests extend across many different subjects? \nFrom landscapes and wildlife to portraits\, weddings and lifestyle photography\, Viktoria shares how she has developed a diverse photographic practice without restricting herself to a single genre. \nThrough her photographs and personal experiences\, she explores the connections between seemingly unrelated subjects\, and how a consistent way of seeing can emerge through creative curiosity rather than deliberate specialisation. \nThis Talk encourages photographers to follow their interests\, experiment freely\, and recognise the qualities that give their work a personal identity. \nViktoria Haack is a multi-genre photographer working across nature\, landscapes\, portraits\, weddings\, elopements\, commercial and event photography. Her love of nature remains a central influence throughout her work. Originally from the UK\, Viktoria has lived in British Columbia\, Canada\, since 2007 and is a Nikon Canada Ambassador.
URL:https://myphotoclub.co.uk/event/viktoria-haack-if-i-shoot-everything-who-am-i/
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