Malcolm has been a keen photographer since 1976, specialising in UK and international wildlife (especially birds and butterflies), and gives talks to camera clubs and wildlife groups nationwide. This talk focuses on his overseas wildlife trips, showing where and how he captured his images abroad, complete with locations, equipment and camera settings.

This Robert Falconer is a long-standing UK club photographer and member of Clay Cross Photographic Society, with a particular passion for landscapes (especially the Peak District) and steam trains photographed as far afield as the USA, Cuba, South Africa and China.

Talk - Gary Neville - "Wats in Thailand and Much More Besides"

Tim is a Birmingham-based photographer specialising in nude photography in natural and man-made locations, twice president of Smethwick Photographic Society and now secretary of The London Salon of Photography (MPAGB, MFIAP, FIPF). This talk draws on a trip to Iceland with model Lulu Lockhart, part of his wider body of nude-in-landscape work.

Monica is an award-winning wildlife, landscape and sports photographer (DPAGB, CPAGB) who took up photography in 2014. 'Monica on Tour' takes the audience through her travels across the UK and beyond, sharing the stories and techniques behind her images.

Talk - Chris Stone - "The British Isles"

Lilliana is a Northampton-based photographer (LRPS, CPAGB, DPAGB, BPE3) and long-term Smethwick Photographic Society member who lectures regularly at UK clubs. 'People, Places and Faces' takes the audience on a journey around five continents through 160+ images of decisive moments, sport and people in their environment, many award-winning and exhibited in the London Salon and PAGB catalogues.

Howard is a highly regarded audio-visual (AV) maker and long-standing Tynemouth Photographic Society member who won the L&CPU Audio Visual Trophy and Audience Vote with his sequence 'Kelpies' while with the Wilmslow Guild AV Group. His AV presentations combine still images, music and narration into themed sequences on subjects ranging from war memorials to street life.

Ian is one of the UK's top wildlife photographers (DPAGB, EFIAP/b), a Crewe Photographic Society member and respected safari guide who has been on 17 East African safaris. This talk gives an insight into wildlife photography in East Africa's national parks, drawing on his personal knowledge of the animals and terrain.

Martin is a leading UK audio-visual photographer (FRPS, FBPE, EFIAP/d3) and Honorary Life Member of Cheltenham Camera Club, with over 4,000 international salon acceptances and the RPS Dobson Henry Medal for Services to AV (2013). 'The Seeing Eye' follows his path from art to award-winning AV work, built around his fascination with combining images into a 'magical third image.'