Oxford Photographic Society
We share our passion for photography, and explore opportunities to develop our skills in the art form.
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Last meeting held on Tues 19 May: A Little Bit of This and a Little Bit of the Other – Uwe Ackermann Some two years ago Uwe gave a presentation on his remarkably creative ‘constructive’ images. This time he was presenting his images that were not constructed and more ‘conventional’. Water has always interested Uwe. His working life in cardiology meant he focussed on the kidney, which is all about managing water in our body. His ‘watery’ work-life balance meant that he did a lot of sailing, and this was the focus of the first part of his presentation. Being near water is a good place for contemplation and taking photographs, and Uwe showed a rich variety of aspects of the weather, fish, people who work on the water, ‘stone-skippers’, racing and more ‘pedestrian’ canoeing, play by and in the water, sailing dinghies, and the odd and the whimsical by the water.
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Last meeting held on Tues 12 May: The Heart of the Photograph with David duChemin David is a well-respected humanitarian photographer who has written several books on photography including The Heart of the Photograph which is described as “a practical and inspiring guide for photographers, this book helps you ask the right questions of your work to craft images that are intentional, expressive, and uniquely yours”
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Oxford Photographic Society continues to be one of the UK’s leading photographic societies and our aim is to promote an appreciation of all forms of photography, as well as encourage participation no matter what your level of experience or area of interest – newcomers are very welcome.




