Nic Arnold
In a world saturated with images perfected by AI, I chose to step back and rediscover the quiet magic that first drew me to photography.
The large-format camera, with its brass fittings and wooden frame, invites slowness and intention. Each photograph begins as light passing through glass onto a sheet of film coated in silver, an image forming upside down on ground glass – fragile, tentative & luminous.
Through the camera’s movements, space becomes fluid. Focus can sweep across the frame or contract to a single plane. Perspective bends, and with it, perception. The photograph ceases to be a record; it becomes something shaped, something found.
Evelyne Peten
I am mostly a nature, wildlife and landscape photographer but enjoy dabbling in product photography as well.
I am awed by nature and find beauty in great landscapes and in minute shapes. I look for colour, harmony, and abstract compositions.
Instagram: evelynepeten
Greg Williams
I have been photographing for many years ,using both film and digital media to produce representative images of scenes, people or moments.
Recently I have shifted to more abstract images, and spending more time in digital post-production.
I’m interested in producing images that continue to be intriguing and engaging.
Instagram: @greg.williams3105
Stephen Foster
As an ex documentary film maker (BBC, Ch4) I’m interested in examining the story behind the picture in my photographic work. For me the narrative is as important as the image. I studied both Fine Art and Photography leading to an interest in combining different media and images.
The image titled ‘Point of no return’ is of a young man who has just completed a rite of passage, a coming of age within his culture. As part of the ceremony he has been circumcised and he wears the blade that made the cut around his neck. He is now considered to be a man not a boy within his culture. It is a point of no return. A change brought about by his culture.
In his hand he holds a can of soft drink given to him by a tourist. Will he return to drinking the abundant water we can see or is it a point of no return, a change to his culture.
Jane Addey
Experienced wildlife photographer with over 25 years of experience capturing stunning images of the world’s most incredible animals and the raw beauty of the natural world.
I have spent time photographing in the wild from the icy wilderness of the Arctic and Antarctic to the wetlands of the Pantanal, the tiger reserves of India, and the vast savannahs and bush under the golden African light.
I am constantly amazed by wildlife and have a commitment to portraying animals both in their natural habitats and through intimate close-up portraits that reveal their character. My particular admiration for leopards has led to one of my images being featured in the prestigious Remembering Wildlife series.
Mervyn Mitchell
As a photography-based Artist, my photographic journey has been one of self reflection, education, and creativity. I am not a photographer who meticulously plans every shoot; instead, I embrace spontaneity and serendipity and allow the photographs I capture or stumble upon to guide me, serving as the raw materials from which I sculpt my art.
As a Photography Educator and a Board member of The Royal Photographic Society (2021 to 2024), I enjoy sharing my knowledge and passion with others and was awarded the RPS President’s Medal in 2024 for my contribution to the Society.
Isabelle Brunet
I fell in love with photography and have been doing it since I was a teenager, starting with film and developing prints in my parents’ basement. I still remember the emotion I felt every time the image appeared on the blank paper, in the darkness illuminated by the red light…
I have travelled extensively throughout my life and continue to do so, and it has been my main source of inspiration for many years, primarily filled with distant landscapes and portraits of strangers met along the way. For a very long time, I had no desire to show my work or expose myself to the gaze of others, but I took a leap of faith in 2014 and revealed my work.
Exhibitors – November 2025
Millie Mensah
Photography has always been the gateway to the creative world for me with a strong focus on portraiture. Since 2013 I’ve been taking images of family, friends and acquaintances before I commenced a new career in graphic design in 2016. Whilst photography and design go hand in hand, being a photographer had to take a back seat whilst I focused on my design career.
I’m at the point in my creative career where I want to develop further into art direction and start taking images again with more purpose – with a story to tell, so this exhibition is a timely opportunity to push my work further.
Jo McVey
