
Did you win? Newsletter 46/19, Monday 9th December print winners, please check your emails
- Ian Pile
- Kim Donwell
- Nick Middleditch
- Jenny Bonwick
- Jonathon Blake
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Did you win? Newsletter 46/19, Monday 9th December print winners, please check your emails
To enter click here, good luck.
My certificate, Licentiate in photography from the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain.
Mark Stothard, BA (Hons) in Photography, LRPS.
Now working towards my Masters in Photography and ARPS.
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For those new to me, I’ve been studying towards being a PhD (Level 8) candidate in Photography at some point in my life.
It’s now time for an update on my studies;
I PASSED, approximately 90% (Grade to be confirmed).
I’m now a qualified First Aider, QNUK Award, 3-day Emergency First Aid at Work training.
I hope I don’t need these skills, but if you’re on one of my photo walks, workshops or photography experiences, you have the comfort that a trained first aider is on hand at all times.
A big thank you to Evince training, I would recommend their training courses to anyone or business, really knowledgeable and friendly guys, Thank you, see you in a year for my refresher, if not before.
If you attend any of my photography workshops, whether in the classroom or exploring our beautiful planet, be assured I take your safety seriously.
Already holding my Emergency First Aid at work certificate, I’m today enhancing my First Aid training with Evince Training Limited to a higher level, a 3-day First Aid at work course, to include such topics, what to do if you broke your leg or have an eye infection while in the middle of our stunning Exmoor National Park.
I’ve asked for a custom first aid kit to be designed for us, to deal with photography eventualities that I will be trained for; for example we are standing in an Exmoor stream you wash your hands, then splash your face as it’s a hot day, but you get a foreign body in your eye.
Did you win? Newsletter 47/19, Monday 11th November print winners, please check your emails
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A gentle stroll taking images and sharing knowledge in photography from Lynmouth to Watersmeet, walking up and down the banks of the East Lyn River, allowing two hours each way, with an hour break at Watersmeet for refreshments.
Sunday 10th November 2019 – 12:00 – 16:00
This is a GREAT place to create images in all weathers, including the rain.
Please wear good, strong, stout, footwear.
All welcome, come a develop and learn photography skills, whether you are a complete beginner in photography or an expert in mobile phone, digital or a film photographer.
We are meeting at the Car Park at the bottom of Countisbury Hill A39 / Watersmeet Road, for a 12 noon start.
For more details on Watermeets – https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/watersmeet
Learn and Improve your Photography
Taking images and sharing knowledge in photography at Dunkery Beacon, walking up from the car park to the beacon.
Saturday, 16 November 2019 from 14:00-18:00
This is a GREAT place to create images in all weathers, including the rain.
All welcome, come a develop and learn photography skills, whether you are a complete beginner in photography or an expert in mobile phone, digital or a film photographer.
Did you win? Newsletter 45/19, Monday 4th November print winners, please check your emails
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The other day I held a spontaneous competition to see if anybody could guess what the blue lines were in the image.
I’m happy to say Michael Eardley guessed correctly.
And here is Michael with his winning print.
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Lynne from Wiveliscombe, Taunton, ask for an Exmoor Pony print.
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Thousands of walkers who start or finish the 630-mile South West Coast Path at Minehead, Somerset, now have a striking new sculpture to mark this point of their journey, thanks to Sarah Ward.
In 1999, as a part of a contest for A-level students at West Somerset College, she came up with the idea for a 12ft sculpture in galvanised steel costing £19,000. The sculptor Owen Cunningham, from Belper, Derbyshire, was commissioned to make it by the South West Coast Path Team, part of the Government’s Countryside Agency.
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