This is an edit of my talk that references my life in pictures and the images I presented and are for reference for all the delegates who were kind enough to attend this very special occasion. At this stage I doubt I have to warn you that you may not agree with my opinions. Please know this, I value free speech and you are entitled to your own opinions I have no problem if you want to share them in a courteous manner indeed feel free to post comments. I will however have no hesitation in blocking you if you are rude or insulting to anyone including myself.
These events and the Exhibition itself do not happen with an idea alone, they only happen with hard work and lot’s of it and MOVE is a credit to Pete Bridgwood who selflessly put’s on the show simply to celebrate Landscape Photography and in the hope it will inspire others to embrace a craft that is not only very rewarding but equally good for the mind, body and soul.
It’s also important to thank the sponsors this year for all their support:
http://www.fotospeed.com http://www.fujifilm.eu http://www.leefilters.com http://www.outdoorphotographymagazine.co.uk
In addition I’d like to thank my personal sponsors Genesis Imaging, genesisimaging.co.uk Landor UK landoruk.com and Sony Electronice sony.com without whom I would not have been able to achieve so much.
Masters of Vision is a major national landscape photography exhibition in Southwell Minster. Seven photographers including yours truly will be exhibiting their incredible images within the glorious architectural setting of Southwell Minster Cathedral. The show runs from 24th July until 23rd August 2015. Participants Valda Bailey, David Baker, Pete Bridgwood, Julian Calverley, David Anthony Hall, Paul Kenny & Mark Littlejohn.
http://www.senezio.com