You often find some water running off the land and down the beach and at low tide it makes a river in miniature. The bank of this mini river changes constantly with the sand forming little cliff edges and intricate patterns that soon change and drop into the water.

In April 2009 I presented a panel of prints to the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) in Bath for assessment in an attempt to gain my Licentiateship distinction. I was successful and now I have a digital version of my panel on-line. The prints look much better than viewing the images on your computer screen but at least I can show the panel by putting it on-line.

Entries are invited for the 99th International Exhibition celebrating its 100th anniversary since its formation in 1910 from the Linked Ring.

‘The aim of the London Salon is to exhibit only that class of photographic work in which there is distinct evidence of artistic feeling and execution’

The closing date for entries is April 28th 2010. See the London Salon website for further details: http://www.londonsalon.org/

I had been wanting to see Margaret Salisbury talk about her images for some time. Having seen some of her Ghana and Venice images before I thought it would be great to be at one her talks at a photographic club. So when she told me she was touring some clubs in my area I jumped at the chance to see more of her work.
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