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Freelance photographer, mainly for the local press in and around Clydesdale and South Lanarkshire. He has been taking photographs ever since completing an honours degree in Fine Art in the late 80's with an exhibition of black and white hand printed portraits and social landscape photographs. Over recent years he has tried to find the time to be little more artistically creative with his camera. As one of the sponsors for the Biggar Little Festival , he greatly enjoys covering arts events, particularly live music and stage performances, and this has provided many opportunities to test his abilities and skills with his digital camera. Address: 2 South Lodge, Ayr Road, Douglas, Lanark ML11 0RH Tel: 01555 851750 (home / fax) or 07747 806000 (mobile) Email: alindsay30 |
| Biggar Camera Club |
Meets in Gillespie Centre, 75 High Street, Biggar, alternate Tuesdays 7.30pm, September - April. Robert Little, 14 Springwell Brae, Broughton, Biggar ML12 6FE Tel: 01899 830376 Email: alison |
| Carluke
Camera Club |
The Club meets in Carluke Community Centre, every Friday at 7.30pm from September to May. The syllabus is varied and informative to every level of photographer, novice or expert. There are additional workshop nights arranged throughout the season on Thursday evenings which include Digital, Audio Visual & Portraiture. We have a fully equipped Digital Darkroom where photographs can be manipulated on the Computer, as well as a fully equipped 'wet process' Darkroom. If you are interested in improving your photographic skills then come along and join us. If you decide to join the Club, Membership Fee for the season is £15, concessions £10, plus £2.00 on Club nights Tel: 01555 772005 (Hunter Kennedy) or 01555 840936 (Ed Willis) Website: www.carluke-cc.org.uk |
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Eunice was an amateur photographer for years, but after looking for a change of career she completed an HND in Professional Photography and Imaging in Glasgow. Her real passion is in landscape photography both rural and urban. She has a love and respect for this great country and hopes that her images can give some people less able to travel through it an impression of it's beauty and drama. Telephone: 07810 541361 Email:
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Amateur photographer and keen graphic artist using digital photography as a medium to generate artforms and design. Was a member of Biggar Camera Club for many years. Enjoys travelling around Europe photographing cityscape, people and the absurd. Email:
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Aline Dobbie is of Scottish ancestry and was born in India to parents serving in the Indian army. She came home to be educated in Scotland. She and her husband spent time in South Africa, returning with their two sons to live just outside Biggar. She has written two books on travel - 'India: The Peacock's Call' and 'India: The Tiger's Roar' and she plans a third to make it a trilogy on India. Aline has produced DVDs of her photographs of India and of Scotland. Website: www.thepeacock'scall.co.uk |
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Lyssie is an amateur photographer who played with box and bellows cameras as a child and has enjoyed taking photos since her first Kodak Brownie 127. She takes photos in an attempt to hang on to the way she feels about what she sees, to relive the pleasure she finds in her surroundings. She enjoys land and seascapes in all weathers and also uses her photos to stimulate ideas for her paintings. Tel: 01698 886416 Email: lyssie_g |
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Amateur photographer, designer and graphic artist. Originally from south Bohemia, Miren has settled in the Clyde Valley area of Scotland in the mid 1990s. Influenced by her father's and sister's work in civil engineering, she is fascinated by both old and modern buildings and architecture. Colours, compositions and looking at nature and man-made objects from different angles is her main drive in photography. Miren's current work is exhibited at Bohemia Ceramics Gallery in Coulter by Biggar. Tel: 01899 221093 Email: miren.hayek Website: www.bohemiaceramics.com |
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Helen is a nurse from Strathaven who has been passionate about photography for as long as she can remember and has recently started her own business. Her real love is photographing people - especially children. She likes to capture people in a place which is special to them and she loves to use the local landscapes for this reason. Her two sons are already a dab hand at 'posing'! She is currently in the process of developing her website. Tel: 01357 529455 Email: JohnstWl Website: www.helenjohnstonphotography.co.uk |
| Scott Jones | Scott is a professional photographer whose speciality is outdoor photography which includes landscape, natural history and macro subjects. Tel: 07899 798 960 Email: scott Website: www.sj-images.co.uk |
| Lanark
Camera Club |
Founded in 1936, the club promotes advancing skills in photography through competition, visiting speakers and occasional outings. The club boasts a range of facilities including camera kits which can be used by club members. Anyone interested in photography is welcome. It meets in Greyfriars Church Hall every Tuesday at 7.30pm from start of September till end of April. Bob Arnott (President) Tel: 01555 750116 Email: robert |
| Lesmahagow Photographic Society |
Meets in Glebe Gardens Hall, Langdykeside, Lesmahagow, Tuesdays 7.00pm from September till end-April. Jessie Graham Email: lesmahagowps Website: www.lesmahagowps.btinternet.co.uk |
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For Stuart taking photographs is his way of capturing the world around and understanding it. With portraiture it is his aim to introduce subjects to a whole new photographic experience to capture the essence of their personality and imagination. Tel: 01555 660555 (24 hour answer service) Email: stuart Website: www.studio-66.com |
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Craig McMaster is a professional photographer based in Biggar. He dedicates a significant amount of time to photographing the landscape of Scotland . Working almost exclusively with large format equipment in Black & White, he endeavours to capture the rugged and enigmatic character of the Scottish landscape. He has exhibited all over Scotland and recently in Denver , Colorado. Tel: 01899 229318 Email: mcmaster Website: www.craigmcmaster.co.uk |
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Jimmy Maxwell is a retired music lecturer who spends much of his free time observing and photographing birdlife in the Hamilton area. He originally worked with an SLR camera and telephoto lenses but is now "digiscoping" - i.e. using a digital camera with a x30 telescope, which enables wildlife to be captured at a distance without causing it any disturbance. His favourite haunt is Baron's Haugh RSPB Reserve near Motherwell, for which he runs a website describing the Reserve and also twice-weekly updates of all the wildlife sighted there. Email: webmaster Website: www.baronshaugh.co.uk |
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Anthony is 66 years old and has been an amateur photographer for over 50 years. He has always bought the most expensive camera he could afford and has worked for years with 35mm cameras before arriving in the digital age. His present camera is a Konika Minolta Z10 and he’s very happy with it. Among its many good points, it is a lot cheaper to use. Toni says, ‘ In the days of 35mm it cost me a fortune since I would snap a lot of the same subject hoping to get a good one’. Email:
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| Lloyd Smith | Lloyd is a professional photographer whose work covers a variety of disciplines including press and PR, documentary, corporate and photojournalism. Tel: 07764 226 435 Email: lloyd |
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William started serious photography by joining Larkhall Camera Club, taking mainly nature photographs, although he also enjoyed studio work. Although no longer involved with any camera clubs, he is a keen member of a number of online photography forums. Most of his work is fine art monochrome or colour and is produced as Giclée prints using paper and inks of archival quality. Much of his present style has evolved from the area he now lives in. He looks for different perspectives, pushing towards strong compositions and contrast, often breaking the rules. This drives his passion for expression. Tel: 01555 660023 Email: william Website: www.williamwilsonfineart.com |
| Strathaven Camera Club |
Members of Glasgow District Photographic Federation. Meets in Rankin Church Hall, Lethame Rd., Strathaven, Thursdays 7.30, September - May. The club has acquired digital audio-video equipment. It holds an exhibition in late May. Apply for club syllabus and further information. Tom Milne Tel: 01357 521367 Email: tandmmilne |
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Photographer, writer and publisher. He travels the length and breadth of UK, and overseas, taking photos of Clydesdale & Shire horses mainly for his quarterly publication THE CLYDESDALE International / SHIRES Today. The journal was first published back in the summer of 1994. Email: clydehorses Website: www.clydehorses.co.uk |
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