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Copyright © Sue Lloyd
I’ve always been interested in taking photographs to “record
a moment in time forever …” and have albums packed full of
memories of places visited to remind me of where I’ve been
and what I’ve seen. Also, albums of our children over time to
show family celebrations and to record physical/facial
changes as they’ve grown into the people they now are. I’m
not a great fan of manipulating photographs via software
packages and try to keep the editing of pictures I take to a
minimum.
I joined Wolverhampton Photographic Society in September
2015 after returning from a holiday in South Africa, following
retirement that Easter. I took my beloved Nikon D40 with me
and was lucky enough to have taken some memorable
pictures of what we saw.
I found the club members at WPS very welcoming to a
‘newbie’ and many of them made a real effort to help me to
settle in and feel comfortable. Mike Piper, Carol Bailey and
Gyna & Roy Hawthorne were particularly helpful and kind in
my early days in the club.
I was encouraged by many members of the club to start
entering my pictures into competitions, so from September
to Christmas 2015 I attended every club night and watched
carefully how competition evenings were run and what
processes were involved.
I plucked up my courage to enter my first competition at the
beginning of 2016. I’m pleased to say I had quite a bit of
success with the competitions I entered, particularly in
2015/16 and 2016/17 seasons and at the end of season
Awards I received many certificates and a couple of trophies!
Who’d have thought it?
I haven’t taken so many photographs during the past couple
of years as frail, elderly parents have had greater need of
my time, but I was hoping to do more in 2020 until the
dreaded Coronavirus arrived in the UK!
So, “Watch this space!”
A Gentle Breath
Smoke Haze Over Yosemite
Reflecting on Autumn
Buffalo Pastels
Real Hatitude
Midnight Feast
A Tranquil Autumn Afternoon
Bald Eagle in Flight
It’s Capitol
Vaulted Ceiling
Gently Drifting
Lunchtime Snack
Copyright © Wolverhampton Photographic Society 2018
No image or design on this site may be copied or used in printed form or digitally without permission
and all photographs remain the property and copyright of the original photographer.
Photographs
on this page are
Copyright © Sue Lloyd
Click on a photo to view it
larger and see a slide-
show of the images on
this page
I’ve always been
interested in taking
photographs to “record
a moment in time
forever …” and have
albums packed full of
memories of places
visited to remind me of
where I’ve been and
what I’ve seen. Also,
albums of our children
over time to show
family celebrations and
to record physical/facial
changes as they’ve
grown into the people they now are. I’m not a great fan of
manipulating photographs via software packages and try to keep the
editing of pictures I take to a minimum.
I joined Wolverhampton
Photographic Society in
September 2015 after returning
from a holiday in South Africa,
following retirement that Easter. I
took my beloved Nikon D40 with
me and was lucky enough to have
taken some memorable pictures of
what we saw.
I found the club members at WPS
very welcoming to a ‘newbie’ and
many of them made a real effort
to help me to settle in and feel
comfortable. Mike Piper, Carol
Bailey and Gyna & Roy Hawthorne
were particularly helpful and kind
in my early days in the club.
I was encouraged by many
members of the club to start
entering my pictures into
competitions, so from September to Christmas 2015 I attended
every club night and watched carefully how competition evenings
were run and what processes were involved.
I plucked up my courage to enter
my first competition at the
beginning of 2016. I’m pleased to
say I had quite a bit of success with
the competitions I entered,
particularly in 2015/16 and
2016/17 seasons and at the end of
season Awards I received many
certificates and a couple of
trophies! Who’d have thought it?
I haven’t taken so many
photographs during the past couple
of years as frail, elderly parents
have had greater need of my time,
but I was hoping to do more in 2020
until the dreaded Coronavirus
arrived in the UK!
So, “Watch this space!”
Reflecting on Autumn
Buffalo Pastels
Real Hatitude
Midnight Feast
A Gentle Breath
Smoke Haze Over Yosemite
A Tranquil Autumn Afternoon
Bald Eagle in Flight
It’s Capitol
Vaulted Ceiling
Gently Drifting
Lunchtime Snack
