Memorial Lecture
A Memorial Lecture takes place in the autumn each year and is free for all members of N&EMPF clubs to attend.
Last year we had the lecture via Zoom and our speaker was Ross McKelvey, working under the pseudonym Catchlight Studio, a photographer from Northern Ireland. Since 1999, exhibition photography has become a real passion for him. His most successful genre is portraiture and fine art, but he enjoys all photographic styles from landscape to sport to digital composites. He has been awarded over 300 Medals in National & International Exhibitions since 2010: in 2013 he obtained the Master Award from the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain and in 2019 he was awarded Master of the Federation Internationale De L'Art Photographique for a panel of fine art nude monochrome prints. He has been seen quite widely on the Zoom circuit in recent times and received rave reviews.
This was a great opportunity to see some of his work and hear him speak. We saw superb images and learned about his photography - his lecture was thoroughly enjoyed by members of clubs throughout our federation.
A Memorial Lecture takes place in the autumn each year and is free for all members of N&EMPF clubs to attend.
Last year we had the lecture via Zoom and our speaker was Ross McKelvey, working under the pseudonym Catchlight Studio, a photographer from Northern Ireland. Since 1999, exhibition photography has become a real passion for him. His most successful genre is portraiture and fine art, but he enjoys all photographic styles from landscape to sport to digital composites. He has been awarded over 300 Medals in National & International Exhibitions since 2010: in 2013 he obtained the Master Award from the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain and in 2019 he was awarded Master of the Federation Internationale De L'Art Photographique for a panel of fine art nude monochrome prints. He has been seen quite widely on the Zoom circuit in recent times and received rave reviews.
This was a great opportunity to see some of his work and hear him speak. We saw superb images and learned about his photography - his lecture was thoroughly enjoyed by members of clubs throughout our federation.
