2025
Lightbox: Images inspired by Bill Ward’s ‘In Search Of’
DATE: Tues 15th July 2025
VENUE: Kennet Valley Hall
Your two best images inspired by Bill Ward's talk.
If you wish, please send 2 images to chairman@marlborough.photography in advance of the session.
Image files should be named 01_theme_yourname, 02_theme_yourname
Large files can be sent using wetransfer.com
Macro scavenge – inside and out

BRING YOUR OWN GEAR
Bring cameras and macro lenses
A tripod (or beanbag) will help for long exposures and holding the camera steady together with a remote shutter release (if available)
TIME: 7:30pm
DATE: Wed 20th August 2025
VENUE: Kennet Valley Hall
WORKSHOP
LEADERS: Bob Holman and Peter Orr
For this evening, we will be scouring the grounds around the Village Hall to unearth interesting macro opportunities.
If the weather threatens to be inclement, please bring something small (and interesting!) to photograph inside the hall
Presentation: Woodland Ways – by Paul Mitchell
DATE: Wed 17th September 2025
VENUE: Kennet Valley Hall
Presenter: Paul Mitchell
Website: http://www.paulmitchellphotography.co.uk/
This talk centres around some of Paul's favourite woodland locations including Burnham Beeches, Savernake Forest and various locations throughout the UK. Paul's talk is fully illustrated with digitally projected images and prints made throughout the four seasons.
Lightbox: Images inspired by Paul Mitchell’s talk – ‘Woodland Ways’
DATE: Wed 15th October 2025
VENUE: Kennet Valley Hall
You 2 best Woodland images inspired by Paul Mitchell, plus your favourite image form the Macro Scavenge.
Maximum of 3 Images
If you wish, please send upto 3 images to chairman@marlborough.photography in advance of the session.
Image files should be named 01_theme_yourname, 02_theme_yourname
Large files can be sent using wetransfer.com
Presentation: Developing your Mono Vision – by Simon Ellingworth
DATE: Wed 19th November 2025
VENUE: Kennet Valley Hall
Presenter: Simon Ellingworth
Website: https://simonellingworth.com
This is an adaptation of Simon’s workshop for the RPS. Simon offers an opportunity to learn to see the world in a new way with his black and white photography philosophy.