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Derek Doar
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I have been a photographer for some 60 plus
years. I consider myself first and foremost a landscape photographer but I also love natural history.
I am a Fotospeed Ambassador and I produce prints for my lectures, rather than competitions.
I am driven to produce my prints by my love of the landscape and nature, with my lecturing giving me an outlet for sharing my prints and the stories behind them. |
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Karen Higton |
I have been interested in photography for many years, mainly wildlife, but more recently macro and still life.
I live alongside Beeston canal which does give me opportunities to capture the local wildlife, regular visitors include swans, ducks, cormorants, herons and
Sand Martins in the spring/summer.
I mainly use Nikon D500 & D7200, but when carrying heavy equipment is not possible I use a Canon PowerShot. |
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Kevin Lane |
I've been enjoying and practising photography since 2009 and still learning!
Having recently retired perhaps more time and more practice may help me improve. I shoot on a Nikon z50 (recent switch to mirrorless) and capture what interests me, so do not have a speciality really.
Hopefully I can also support NNPS by managing the finances as Treasurer. |
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Chris Love |
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Ian Pinn |
Recently retired and can now spend more time on photography.
I have been interested in photography all my adult life and I love the outdoors, particularly landscape and nature.
I am also enjoying my recent move to Canon mirrorless. |
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Steve Sulley |
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Ian Taylor |
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Angie White |
I became interested in photography and joined Nottingham & Notts 8 years ago when I purchased my first Nikon camera. Since then I have come on leaps and bounds, although I still have plenty to learn.
My main interest is wildlife. I love going to places such as Rutland Water and Frampton Marsh. I'm also lucky to have Attenborough Nature Reserve right on my doorstep.
I will be retiring at the end of the year, so hopefully, I will then have more time to get out with my camera. |
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Alan Young |
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