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Tony Sweet LRPS, DPAGB, APAGB
(1939-2012)
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Tony Sweet passed away in Papworth Hospital on 18th April 2012 after a progressive respiratory illness. His funeral and thanksgiving service took place at the Cambridge Crematorium on 27th April.
Tony had a life-long passion for photography. Though taking photographs and producing prints whether in the darkroom or via computer was quite central to his interest, his efforts went far beyond just image-making. His training as an engineer meant that he was meticulous – planning and attention to detail went hand-in-hand for Tony. As a result, he was quickly pressed into service on various committees and interest groups.
He first joined a camera club in 1955 when he enrolled as a member of Edmonton Camera Club. He quickly took on various roles and helped to organize the North London Salon of Pictorial Photography. His contribution over a number of years was recognized by being elected as an Honorary Vice President for the club.
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Special Event Day - With a Professional
Ben Osbourne
Sunday 18th November 2012
11.00 to 16.00 hours approx.
Cost £16.00 per person
(including morning and afternoon refreshments)
An excellent Opportunity to see some recent work from Ben Osborne who has regularly shot stills for TV production Companies - including the BBC series' "Life in the Freezer, "Blue Planet" and "Planet Earth". As well as working abroad, Ben does much of his photography in the UK and supplies UK magazines, newspapers and photo libraries with images ranging from outdoor sports to environmental issues. His favourite work however, is wildlife and landscape photography. We will see two of Ben's Audio Visual sequences:
DOG DAYS LION NIGHTS - Celebrating the stunning wildlife and Landscapes of the Okavango Delta and providing a close-up view of the animals that struggle to survive in the parched landscape of Savuti - images photographed whilst on the "Planet Earth expeditions; and
JURASSIC JOURNEY - Ben's story of the Jurassic Coast, Dorset and East Devon's World Heritage Site, inspired by its geology, wildlfie, culture, its people and its landscapes.This is an exciting fusion of photography, digital imagery, music, poetry and scuplture made from "flotsam" and "jetsam". Since 2009 award-winning photographer Ben osborne has been recording visual and audio diary of his experiences as the travels this coastline.
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