| Tony Flashman | Tony has been taking photographs for longer than he cares to remember. He spent the best part of 30 years in the photographic print processing trade, finishing his time in the industry as Operations Director for Truprint. Although Tony is happy with all forms of natural history photography, his speciality is with bird photography and he has given many talks and lectures on the subject. His photographic interests also cover Aviation and Military History. He is an accredited photographer with the RAF and has flown on several air-to-air photo sorties. Many of Tony’s images have been used to illustrate publications on those subjects. |  |
| Patricia Fenn | Patricia is a full time photographer working out of the Greek Islands of Crete and Rhodes where she has lived with her family for the last dozen years or so. Her work covers Travel and the Wildlife of the Mediterranean as well as traditional lifestyle images of the indiginous people. Traditional Greek Weddings are a speciality! Pat's credits include such prestigeous titles as National Geographic and she has permanent exibitions in a number of 5* hotels throughout the Islands. She has also won numerous awards for her innovative and inspiring images. |
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| Ian Andrews | Ian works full time as a photographic journalist specialising in equipment reviews. His work appears regularly in publications such as Photography Monthly, Professional Photographer, Digital Photographer and What Digital Camera. He is a regular contributor to websites such as ephotozine, photodo, sigmauser and others. Ian has also written specialist articles for Amateur Photographer, Pentax User Magazine, FPME and Cnet. Another credit is as a co-author in the ePHOTOzine Guide to Great Photography. |
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| Nicholas Armitt | Nick has had a general interest in wildlife all of his life, having
been brought up on the borders of the Peak District National Park. He
has lived in and around London for the last 8 years and took up
Photography in 2004. Until recently most of Nicks photography was
done in London and Kent, but with moving near to Epsom he mainly now
focuses on the Surrey area. Nick’s work also covers Landscape and
Urban Photography. Nick has worked on varied commissions including architectural and music photography. This has seen his work used for public display, book publishing, music press and various band websites. |
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| Andrew Vidler | Andy has been interested in nature and wildlife for most of his life, taking up wildlife photography in March 2004. Andy's nature photographs are taken mainly in Kent and regularly used in Kent Wildlife Trust publications, but his collection also includes photographs from the UK and abroad. Andy lived on a mixed farm up until he was twenty one; this is where he got most of his wildlife experiences, spending time watching wildlife. Being a birder for nearly thirty years has also helped him with his quest in wildlife photography |
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| Phillip Hurst | Phil is a professional natural history photographer based in the UK county of Kent. His photographic career spans some thirty five years and for the last twenty five he has worked as a scientific photographer for the Natural History Museum in London where he is responsible for the imaging of specimens from the vast collections for use by the scientists in their research and for publication in scientific journals. Phil, through his work, has extensive knowledge of most modern workflow methods and software. When BBC Countryfile needed to teach a beginner some tips on Photographing large Mammals, it was Phil they turned to for advice. (We've ordered him a sticker for his camera bag, saying AS SEEN ON TV ) |
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