This is the programme for the LVNP for 2024 so far, more meetings to be announced shortly. All meetings will be online on Zoom; come along and enjoy a variety of speakers as they showcase their latest images from around the world or provide us with a range of knowledge regarding their photographic techniques.
2024
JANUARY - Thursday 4th- Gary Jones will be joining us to tell us about his favourite wildlife & landscapes. In addition he will show some of his Astro photography.
JANUARY - Thursday 18th- Oliver Wright will be telling us about his life as a wildlife photographer, live from his base in Sweden.
MARCH - Thursday 7th- Members social evening. A presentation of members images will be shown to the group and there will be a chance to have a catch up with fellow members.
MARCH - Thursday 21st - Nigel Spencer will be talking about his recent trip to Chile and Antarctica.
MARCH - SUNDAY 24th - Vanessa Mignon will be joining us live from Australia which is why we have a different start time of 9am on a Sunday. Vanessa is an award winning wildlife photographer and trip leader based in Australia. Her main focus is underwater photography and conservation.
MARCH - Thursday 28th- our very own Julia Roberts will be telling us about some of her recent trips.
APRIL- Thursday 11th- renowned Bat, underwater and Astro photographer Paul Coley coming along on Zoom to tell us about his work.
APRIL - Thursday 25th - Tracey Lund will be showcasing a selection of images from Finland, Iceland, Greece, the Camargue and the UK. Tracey is a top nature photographer who comes from Kingston Upon Hull.
MAY - Thursday 30th - Bob Johnson- change to programme. Bob will be showing us his Kingdom of the Ice Bear talk.
JUNE - Thursday 13th - Members Evening - theme is 2024. Details on how members can send through photos can be found on the email from Bob. Alternatively send Bob the chairman an email for more details.
JULY- Thursday 18th - a talk by our new member Simon Roberts who will be telling us about, and showing us his exceptional portfolio of wildlife images in colder climates.
JULY- Thursday 25th - Paul Alistair Collins At 78 degrees north, lying between Norway and the North Pole, Svalbard’s unique wildlife and landscapes make it an irresistible destination for photographers. This talk is a photographic journey across land and sea, fjords and tundra, celebrating the best of Arctic wildlife under the midnight sun- from Arctic Foxes hunting eider ducks, to the courtship rituals of migrant birds.