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Lectures
Please see below a list of prepared lectures, along with links to PDF downloads detailing the content. In order to book me for a lecture at your camera club, or group please use the Contact page on this website. 
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Agreed lecture dates or outings
May 14th to 29th 2022 - Dorset Art Weeks at the Threshing Barn, Mappowder, Dorset May 30th 2022 at Yeovil Camera Club - "When it all comes together" June 7th 2022 with Baglan Bay Photographic Society - virtual talk "The Emotional Landscape" ----- S U M M E R B R E A K ----- August 30th 2022 at Rushden & District Photographic Society - virtual talk "That's not a Landscape Photograph" September 13th 2022 at Blandford Forum Camera Club - Basic image processing evening (virtual) September 15th 2022 with Shirley Photographic Society - "My Process, My Way" (virtual) September 22nd 2022 with Leek Photographic Club - virtual talk "The Emotional Landscape" October 3rd 2022 with Dorchester Camera Club - "The Emotional Landscape" October 5th 2022 with Fordingbridge Camera Club - "The Emotional Landscape" October 17th to 21st 2022 - Annual autumn tour October 31st to November 5th 2022 - Lakes autumn group photographic workshop (click HERE for details and to book) November 10th 2022 at Ferndown Camera Club - virtual talk "That's not a Landscape Photograph" November 14th 2022 at Kettering & District Photographic Society - virtual talk "That's not a Landscape Photograph" November 16th 2022 with Northants Natural History Society - virtual talk "The Emotional Landscape" November 21st 2022 at Steyning Camera Club, Sussex - virtual talk "The Emotional Landscape" November 24th 2022 at Park Street Camera Club - virtual talk "That's not a Landscape Photograph" December 1st 2022 with Norton Radstock Photographic Society - virtual talk "That's not a Landscape Photograph" December 11th 2022 - SIGMA Masterclass workshop - Somerset: The Levels to the Coast January 18th 2023 with Parkstone Camera Club nr Poole - image assessment evening February 6th 2023 at Taunton Camera Club - virtual talk "That's not a Landscape Photograph" February 20th 2023 at Steyning Camera Club, Sussex- virtual talk "That's not a Landscape Photograph" February 27th 2023 with Edmonton Camera Club - virtual talk "The Emotional Landscape" March 6th 2023 with Copeland Photographic Society - virtual talk "The Emotional Landscape" March 16th 2023 with Backwell Camera Club, Somerset - image assessment evening March 21st 2023 at Devizes Camera Club - "The Emotional Landscape" March 27th 2023 with Wimborne Camera Club - image assessment evening To book me for a lecture at your camera club, or group please use the Contact page on this website.
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Lecture feedback:
(from Bath Photographic Society)
"What a simply superb evening you gave to us, I think that would rank as one of my most enjoyable evenings spent at club ever!! Have had a lot of feedback on the evening, it certainly evoked a lot of comment, and it was clear to see that members were really enjoying participating. I don’t think I have ever heard so many people participate with their opinions, so you had so obviously made everyone feel very relaxed in the way you presented the theme."
(from Sherborne Bradford Abbas Camera Club)
"Thank you once again for challenging and informing us this evening with another very well structured presentation. You were clearly well received by the members, and despite the travelling and the preparation involved behind the scenes I hope you enjoyed the occasion too. Thank you for helping us all to move forward."
(from Braunton Camera Club)
"I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation, your passion for photography certainly came through. It is always difficult choosing speakers for the programme and I always give a sigh of relief when it goes well. I always ask other members for their feedback on the evening. This is just a few:
'Huw was one of the best speakers that I can recall that we have had. Apart from his subject of Landscapes (my preferred topic) his approach to landscape photography was not unique but excellently presented. He spoke in a clear deliberate manner basically following a script, but not so rigidly that there was any hint of boredom. I'm sure that every word was heard by the audience with no mutterings or quips in a low voice from him. It seemed as though members also approved judging by their attentiveness. His images were inspiring and illustrated the points that he made rather than showing off the quality of his work, which was nevertheless, very pleasing. A good find.'
'I thought he was articulate, passionate about photography and landscapes and I enjoyed the evening, can you send my thanks please?'
'Excellent evening. Great landscape photographs, and flowing narrative.'
'A very well presented and informative presentation, the best we have had for some time.'
(from Bath Photographic Society)
"What a simply superb evening you gave to us, I think that would rank as one of my most enjoyable evenings spent at club ever!! Have had a lot of feedback on the evening, it certainly evoked a lot of comment, and it was clear to see that members were really enjoying participating. I don’t think I have ever heard so many people participate with their opinions, so you had so obviously made everyone feel very relaxed in the way you presented the theme."
(from Sherborne Bradford Abbas Camera Club)
"Thank you once again for challenging and informing us this evening with another very well structured presentation. You were clearly well received by the members, and despite the travelling and the preparation involved behind the scenes I hope you enjoyed the occasion too. Thank you for helping us all to move forward."
(from Braunton Camera Club)
"I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation, your passion for photography certainly came through. It is always difficult choosing speakers for the programme and I always give a sigh of relief when it goes well. I always ask other members for their feedback on the evening. This is just a few:
'Huw was one of the best speakers that I can recall that we have had. Apart from his subject of Landscapes (my preferred topic) his approach to landscape photography was not unique but excellently presented. He spoke in a clear deliberate manner basically following a script, but not so rigidly that there was any hint of boredom. I'm sure that every word was heard by the audience with no mutterings or quips in a low voice from him. It seemed as though members also approved judging by their attentiveness. His images were inspiring and illustrated the points that he made rather than showing off the quality of his work, which was nevertheless, very pleasing. A good find.'
'I thought he was articulate, passionate about photography and landscapes and I enjoyed the evening, can you send my thanks please?'
'Excellent evening. Great landscape photographs, and flowing narrative.'
'A very well presented and informative presentation, the best we have had for some time.'
