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Penryn Camera club members who have portfolios

Angela Thompson DPAGB, BPE5*

I started my photographic journey in the darkroom, developing black and white photographs.
When I purchased my first digital camera it was like heaven, as I could then stop using nasty smelling chemicals.

Barry Thompson LRPS, DPAGB, BPE4

My current camera of choice is a Nikon Z6 II and my mobile phone is always with me.

I have a particular interest in architecture, portrait, wildlife, street and macro photography. I love capturing the essence of a moment and the diversity of human interactions

Bernice Kelly

I first became inspired with photography after visiting a local photographic exhibition back in 2015.

Carina Stone

I use both a Nikon DSLR and a Sony mirrorless camera.

Carol Coward

Hello! I'm Carolin Coward! Commonly known as Carol! That started when I started work and the Supervisor said 'Carolin? Too much of a mouthful!' Well, who was I to argue with a Supervisor?

Derek Godridge LRPS AFIAP

Professional Photographer, enjoys street photography

Irene Clarke

I started taking photographs about 20 years ago and am drawn to landscape, nature and old buildings. For the last 8 years I haven’t done much due to family commitments.

Jeanette Ruberry

I describe myself as a dyslexic photographer. I’m 99% about composition and 1% technical (and that’s on a good day).

John Yarrow

I have been interested in photography for as long as I can remember and made my first enlarger when I was eleven. As film gradually gave way to digital my interest waned. However, when digital SLRs became aIordable and editing software became available my enthusiasm was renewed.

Karen Burton

Enthusiastic and eager to learn from my Penryn Camera Club friends.

Lizzie Smith

I shoot with a Nikon Z50 and particularly enjoy taking photos of the nature and wildlife in Cornwall.

Mark Quilter

I have been interested in photography for many years. As a teacher of Geography and Geology I had an interest the natural world and I often used my own images in lessons.

Paul Cooper

Average amateur, enjoys landscapes, seascapes and editing

Steve Clarke

My wife Irene and I moved to Cornwall around 48 years ago. Seeing the expert surfers out I would try to capture the moments.

Wendy Bate

I joined Penryn Camera Club in 2009, with my Husband Brian, having been encouraged by my brother in law, Raymond,  who has been a Member for many years.

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