Very much an amateur, Andrew started with an old Coronet camera, progressing through an Ilford Sportsman, Kodak Retina to two Practikas which he used through medical school to start his collection of medical images. He now regularly drives two Leicas - an R5 and a Digilux. Apart from medical photography, concentrated on his specialty of rheumatology, he enjoys photographing landscapes, gardens and buildings, especially doorways and windows.

A user of large and medium format Cambo and Mamiya cameras, Phil’s web site includes pictures from travels to Cameroon, Thailand, India, Venice among other places. Also included are photo's from his successful RPS Fellowship panel.

Web: www.philcallowfrps.co.uk

Email: phil.Kat@blueyonder.co.uk

Rosemary is a professional landscape, nature and travel photographer. Here web site illustrates her wide range of interests from photography in Antarctica to macro photography of flowers.

Web: www.rosemarycalvert.com

Email: rosemarycalvert@rosemarycalvert.com

Woking

Full time professional photographer/writer/author whose Interests include mountains, deserts, rainforests, people, travel in the Third World and underwater photography including sharks.

Email: jack.jackson@dial.pipex.com & jack@jackjackson.co.uk

Telephone: 01483 723900

Haslemere

I have been fascinated by photography since the age of 10, when I built my first pinhole camera. I rapidly progressed on to more conventional optics, and had soon commandeered the under-stairs cupboard as a darkroom. From black-and-white, I progressed to colour slide and prints, becoming quite adept, despite my youth, at the complex processes required for good results. Thirty years later, although I still have some of my darkroom equipment, I no longer have the time, or the space, for wet techniques. Fortunately, digital printing has now improved so much that it can almost rival traditional methods, and I find the freedom of expression, and ease of manipulation of digital images is like a breath of fresh air. I have not yet made the full transition to digital though. Instead, I use film, and scan into the computer. As you may see from my portfolio on this web site, my first love has always been for landscapes, but I have done a fair amount of other work, including reportage in the 70s, portraits, advertising, illustrative and industrial. I was represented until recently by Getty Images (previously Tony Stone). When I retire, I am going to dig out all that old darkroom stuff, and, (assuming I can still buy silver-based materials), I will happily relive those days and nights under the stairs!

Web site: www.richard-mcbride.com

E-mail: richard@richard-mcbride.com