Tom and Meg Stoeri “A Photographing Experience from Scotland to Iceland"
2025-11-03 19:00 - 21:00 (America/New_York)
Long time BPS members Tom and Meg Stoeri say, “Join us as we present our experience as photographers on an expedition small ship cruise exploring the North Atlantic from the Orkney islands of Scotland through the Faroe Islands and on to circumnavigate Iceland by sea. From a neolithic settlement, through isolated but enduring small island villages, to new land being created in Iceland, we encountered challenging and unique photographing opportunities. All with the North Atlantic weather as a backdrop. It was memorable and we would love to present it to you.”

Ray Schneider “Visual Time Travel”
2025-11-17 19:00 - 21:00
November 17, 2025 at 7:00 PM: Ray Schneider will present “Visual Time Travel:How to Take Your Viewers on a Trip”

Explore how to compose pictures that draw the viewer in and that conjure a story in the mind.
Storytelling is a popular genre in the visual arts, but Ray Schneider will help participants do more than just tell stories with photographs. In addition to reviewing the core tenets of composition he will explore how composing pictures that are relatable, that evoke emotions, engage the viewer empathically and contain classic visual archetypes, dramatically increases the likelihood that the picture will take the viewer on a trip through their consciousness, past, present and future. The stronger this connection can be the more interesting and memorable the photograph will be.
During this presentation Ray will share pictures from a variety of genres including landscape, street photography and more. And he will offer ideas which come from the world of composition, perception, and cognitive psychology, for creating more impactful pictures.
Ray Schneider is a freelance photographer whose images span numerous genres including portrait, street, landscape, garden, animals, and events. An avid traveler, his images come from over 30 countries. He has published a book entitled What the Photographer Sees, available on Amazon and recently received a Portfolio Merit Award from Black and White Magazine. He teaches photography workshops and is also a speaker at camera clubs across the country.
Prior to becoming a professional photographer, Ray travelled the country as an operations management consultant. He is a recognized expert in process, quality and operations improvement consulting, with deep experience across a broad range of industries.
For Ray, seeing like a photographer is to perceive well. It’s creating images that are more than pretty pictures — hopefully — and that trigger the viewer’s inner-voice, that suggest a story, that evolve in the consciousness as they’re viewed, that invite a sense of curiosity, that cause one to pause and maybe take a closer look. www.rayschneiderphotography.com

This will be a paid event for non-members with a $10 donation. For non-members interested in attending, please register by making your $10 donation at https://store.berksphotographic.org/product/club-donation/.

Leigh Reeves hosts “How Would You Edit This?”
2025-12-01 19:00 - 21:00
December 1, 2025 at 7:00 PM: EDITING NIGHT with Leigh Reeves

Our member from Australia, Leigh Reeves, will host a special evening where several BPS members will show their own take on how they would edit an image he presents them with.

December 8, 2025 at 7:00 PM: Best of 2025 – All of the competition winners from 2025 will be judged, with judge Henry Rowan
2025-12-08 19:00 - 21:00
December 8, 2025 at 7:00 PM: Best of 2025 – All of the competition winners from 2025 will be judged. Henry Rowan will be our judge.

Santa Shoot
2025-12-13 08:00 - 17:00
Santa Photoshoot – Save the Date
Each year our club raises money by hosting a “Photos with Santa” event. This year the date is set for Saturday, December 13th at The Reading Fairgrounds Market. Time to be determined. We always need club members to come out and help with organizing, shooting, printing, etc. Kim Sweimler, who heads this up, is very knowledgeable and will give full directions to all helpers. Put the date on your calendar today!

Annual Members’ Meeting
2025-12-15 18:00 - 21:00
12/15/25 Annual Members’ Meeting

January 5, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Vince Pellegrini will present “In the Voice of Sam Abell”
2026-01-05 19:00 - 21:00
Sam Abell is a very well known, former National Geographic Magazine photographer. He retired from Nat Geo in 2001 after 31 years there. The second phase of his photographic life has continued, as will be demonstrated by his soon to be published two volume, 400 page retrospective monograph. Abell was recently honored by his induction into the International Photography Hall of Fame.
Abell is known as a documentary photographer who practices a very controlled & precise style. His images are immediately recognizable for their quietness & lack of much color. I have been drawn to Sam Abell’s work for many years. I find his photographic tenets to really suit me as a photographer. I finally fulfilled my dream of doing a workshop with Abell in May 2025. This was an intense, full day experience over a week on Whidbey Island, WA. It was without a doubt, the best workshop that I have ever done. Abell poured out his heart while giving his all to the 9 participants. His words of wisdom were never ending.
I would like to share with the BPS members the knowledge that I received from Sam Abell over this very impactful week & how this has changed my approach to photography. I also want to share with members a little of my follow up work, practicing the key principles that I learned during that memorable week in WA. I truly feel that everyone will be able to apply at least some of this message to their own work, regardless of the genre. I hope that many will join.

January 19, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Jonathan Vaines will present “ME, Myself & Eye”
2026-01-19 19:00 - 21:00
This talk is a follow up of a previous zoom session given to BPS by Jonathan. This time, Jonathan will explore the world using in-camera techniques, such as multiple exposure, for creative imagery. During this session, Jonathan will engage in post-processing enhancements to his captures. He will look at pictures that are single images & venture into some elaborate ways to make images from a number of multiple exposures. Jonathan is a specialist in the art of pastel images but also uses bold color to express his vision of the world. BPS will see a wide variety of visual art work in this enlightening talk. Welcome back Jonathan.
Jonathan Vaines is a very well-known photographer & educator from the UK. He took his first photograph in 2012, joined his local club to work out what to do & soon moved on. He has since had many roles in his short photographic life. Jonathan has been the Regional Organizer for the Royal Photographic Society for five years & is currently the Judges’ Secretary for the East Anglian Federation (EAF) of Photographic Societies in Great Britain. In 2024, he was invited to become a member of The London Salon of Photography. He is a tutor for PhotoClub 247, the Royal Photographic Society & other organizations in addition to 1:1 teaching & mentoring. He is an A panel judge, judging & lecturing at over 100 clubs throughout the UK each year. He is sponsored lecturer for Permajet, the leading paper supplier in the UK, as well as an affiliate of DxO Labs, the photography software developer, & Wex Photo Video for everything camera along with Qimage software for print applications. Jonathan is always busy somewhere in the world of photography.
Jonathan’s image making started out as photographing anything, but now he uses the camera to create what he sees as wall art. Multiple exposures along with some sort of camera distortion appears in almost all his work. He polishes the result in Adobe Photoshop. Jonathan feels that an image does not exist until it’s printed so he is helping to keep the ink & paper industry alive. He finds enjoyment from engaging with every image. He works with thoughts, concepts & projects. It’s not about capturing the moment for Jonathan, it’s about visualization & being able to deliver that in print.
Learn more about Jonathan at the following locations:

https://blueroomphoto.site123.me

PhotoClub 247 for Photoshop teaching: https://photoclub247.com/jv/

DxO product discounts: enter Jonathan15

Qimage Ultimate app discount: https://www.ddisoftware.com/qucustomer/JonathanVaines/

This will be a paid event for non-members with a $10 donation. For non-members interested in attending, please register by making your $10 donation at https://store.berksphotographic.org/product/club-donation/.

February 2, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Betsy Wilson will share “At-Home Photo Creativity - Oodles of Ideas”
2026-02-02 19:00 - 21:00
February 2, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Betsy Wilson will share “At-Home Photo Creativity – Oodles of Ideas”
Limited to photographing around your home? No worries! This presentation opens up a whole new world of fun and creative photo projects that you can do in the comfort of your own home. From fun kitchen techniques such as making abstracts with oil and water, or throwing fruit into a fishbowl, to photographing macro water droplet refractions, there is no shortage of new ideas! Betsy’s husband Jim has worked with speedlights and multi-flash to create fascinating portraits, and Betsy explores still life photography through her unique perspective, introducing some new still life styles not shared before in this fast-paced inspirational presentation.
Betsy Wilson began learning photography after retiring from a career as a newspaper publisher. Her husband Jim gave her his hand-me-down camera and a lot of encouragement, and he now says he created a monster. Her passion for photography includes a wide variety of types including macro, landscape and nature photography. In addition to being honored as Photographer of the Year Award at the Chester County Camera Club, she has received numerous recognitions for her artistic photography including a Silver Medal awarded at the Wilmington International Exhibition of Photography, and First Place Award in Photography at the Philadelphia Flower Show. Betsy is an active member of the Chester County Camera Club, and has given numerous presentations for camera clubs in many states.

February 16, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Sharon Tenenbaum will give a presentation on “Architectural Photography as Fine Art”
2026-02-16 19:00 - 21:00
February 16, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Sharon Tenenbaum will give a presentation on “Architectural Photography as Fine Art”
Sharon will share her transitioning journey from engineering to photography with an overview of the variety & scope of her work throughout her career. She will then move into a presentation on Architectural Photography as Fine Art. Sharon will delve into the captivating world of architectural photography, shedding light on the diverse forms of capturing art within the built environment. Through a series of striking visuals & insightful commentary, Sharon will introduce the myriad techniques & perspectives employed by photographers to immortalize architectural masterpieces. From dramatic black & white compositions that emphasize form & texture to vibrant color images that highlight the interplay of light & shadow, this presentation will showcase the artistic versatility of architectural photography. Sharon will explore the use of different angles, focal lengths & framing techniques to convey a sense of scale, depth & emotional impact. By the end of the presentation, there will be a renewed appreciation for the artistry involved in photographing architecture & all will be inspired to view the built environment through a new lens. If time permits, Sharon will also add a bonus segment titled “Seeing Lines” in which she will show her thought process, methodology & techniques from conception to completion in creating her Sundial Bridge series.
Sharon Tenenbaum defines herself as an artist working within the medium of photography. The artistic process is paramount in every creation she completes. She always aspires to “show reality in a different way”, creating images rather than capturing them. Sharon is constantly challenging herself: whether experimenting with bicycle parts to create composite cityscapes or painting selective overlays onto her images. She is committed to the artistic process of growth & change in the continuous pursuit of novelty.
Sharon was educated as a Civil Engineer. Her love for structures is reflected in a vast body of works celebrating more than mere architecture, but rather, the Art of Architecture. As an artist, Sharon has won numerous international photography awards & has been published in esteemed magazines, such as National Geographic. As an educator, Sharon has taught group workshops from New York to Melbourne, as well as online workshops & courses. She has a variety of video tutorials and eBooks & is the founder of Talk-&-Learn, a free one-hour weekly Zoom session for image creation & critique.
Fine Art Photographer | Educator | Author | Engineer
Website | Facebook | Instagram
This will be a paid event for non-members with a $10 donation. For non-members interested in attending, please register by making your $10 donation at https://store.berksphotographic.org/product/club-donation/.

March 2, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Bill Vitiello will give a presentation on “The Wet Plate Collodion Process”
2026-03-02 19:00 - 21:00
With over 25 years behind the lens, Bill Vitiello, a new member to BPS, is a photographer whose work bridges the past and present of photographic art. A true craftsman, he works across all film formats — from 35mm and medium format to large format — and is also an accomplished wet plate collodion photographer, keeping one of photography’s earliest processes alive through meticulous, hands-on artistry. Beyond image-making, Bill is an avid camera collector, curating a personal archive spanning the history of photography — from 19th-century brass and mahogany masterpieces to modern mechanical marvels. Among the treasures in his collection is a fully functional 1912 Kodak 7A studio camera, a reminder of the enduring beauty and ingenuity of analog tools. Driven by a deep respect for photographic heritage and a passion for experimentation, Bill continues to explore the interplay between light, chemistry, and time — crafting images that honor the roots of the medium while offering a timeless perspective on the world.
The “tintype” or “wet plate collodion” process is the second oldest form of photography and dates back to the early 1850’s. Bill will share a brief history of the process and what it takes to make a tintype. Through a live demonstration, Bill will share the magic, precision, and unpredictability of this handmade process — from pouring collodion to developing plates in real time.

March 15, 2026 at midnight: Entries are due for the March member photo competition. Dual themes: Still Life for Pictorial and Winter Scene for Nature.
2026-03-15

March 16, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Jared Platt will give a talk on “Perfect Exposures - A Wholistic Approach”
2026-03-16 19:00 - 21:00
In the era of film, we knew that the perfect exposure was not accomplished at the negative alone, but in a combined effort of pre-visualization, camera exposure, negative development, the choice of paper, chemistry, exposure at the enlarger & finally the processing time in the chemistry. This end to end approach to exposure allowed us to take very challenging exposure situations & manage them to get the perfect final print. But somehow, in the transition to digital (like in everything in the digital world) photographers have become laxed & expect that their camera’s sensor should just provide them with the perfect exposure out of the camera. In this talk, Jared will teach us how to approach our exposure problems with a more holistic approach & get the perfect exposure for the perfect final print (or the perfect Instagram post).
Jared Platt is a photographer & writer based in Arizona. He is a master educator with over 25 years of experience teaching photography, lighting & photo editing through CreativeLive & international conferences. Known for simplifying complex concepts, he emphasizes storytelling & critical self-reflection, helping students develop their unique voices. Platt lectures for major companies like Adobe, Canon & Profoto. He is a Profoto Legend of Light, underscoring his industry impact. His courses, such as those on Lightroom, are praised for their practical value, transforming how photographers approach their craft.
Website:
www.jaredplatt.com
This will be a paid event for non-members with a $10 donation. For non-members interested in attending, please register by making your $10 donation at https://store.berksphotographic.org/product/club-donation/.

March 30, 2026 at 7:00 PM: March Member Competition - Dual Themes - with judge Gail Bisson
2026-03-30 19:00 - 21:00
March 30, 2026 at 7:00 PM: March Member Competition – Dual Themes – with judge Gail Bisson

April 6 2026 -- TBA
2026-04-06 19:00 - 21:00
TBA

April 11, 2026 Green Hills Nature Preserve Sunrise
2026-04-11 06:00 - 08:00
April 11, 2026 Green Hills Nature Preserve Sunrise – meet in the parking lot at 6:00 AM for 6:31AM sunrise. Rain date April 18, 2026 meet at 5:50 AM for 6:21 AM sunrise. Led by Vince Pellegrini

April 20, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Mark Battista will present “Composition: Shooting With Intent”
2026-04-20 19:00 - 21:00
Why do certain images grab attention, make us think or make us feel emotion in a deep way? Often, it is due to the underlying compositional structure within an image. Mark Battista, artist and fine art photographer, will share his insight on composition to create images that tell a story, effectively communicate an idea & express an emotion. The intentional arrangement of visual elements into a unified, impactful whole is key. When it comes to visual composition, intent is a crucial element. It means making deliberate choices regarding what you include & exclude in your images & how to arrange them. Come explore ways of taking your photography to a whole new level through the use of compositional strategies to create more visually impactful images. Mark’s years of training & working as a painter has influenced how he arranges elements in his photographic images. Discover ways of composing inspired by master painters of the past & learn how to apply those skills to your photographic imagery. Topics covered will include the elements of art; line; shape; color; value; principles of design; creating a focal point through contrast of tone, color or area of focus; point of view/framing a subject; balance & visual weight vs. “rules”.

Mark Battista is a painter & fine art photographer specializing in portrait & still life photography and living in Connecticut. He graduated from Paier College of Art with a B.F.A. & received an M.S. in art education from S.C.S.U. He recently retired from teaching art after 35 years. He is a sought-after speaker who has presented across the US & abroad bringing insight & inspiration to painters & photographers. Mark’s artwork & photography has been internationally recognized & has won awards from organizations such as the Salmagundi Art Club in NYC, the New York Center For Photographic Arts, the American Artists Professional League & the CT Watercolor Society. He recently won the Grand Prize & the Second Place in an international exhibit through nyc4pa. Mark is represented by the Salmagundi Club in NYC. Mark recently published two eBooks titled “The Art of Still Life Photography” & “Composition: Shooting With Intent” which fosters the creation of images with impact and meaning.
Website:
www.markbattista.com

Facebook:
www.facebook.com/m16battista

This will be a paid event for non-members with a $10 donation. For non-members interested in attending, please register by making your $10 donation at https://store.berksphotographic.org/product/club-donation/.

May 4, 2026 "Developing film"
2026-05-04 19:00 - 21:00
May 4, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Ken Martin & Angela Blimline will share “An Evening of B/W Film Developing with Angela and Ken”
Join us at the Goggle works in Suite 326 for an evening of developing Black and White negative film.
We will complete the developing of one roll of B/W film from loading the film onto a developing reel, loading into the developing tank, pouring the chemicals, and producing a developed roll of film, all in under 15 minutes, from start to finish.
We will also discuss all aspects of film development to include not only B/W negative film, but also the steps to develop color negative film.
We will be reviewing all the equipment needed for development, including the different chemicals needed for color and B/W, where to buy them and cost examples. Of course, a film camera is required to expose the negative film, and we will show some camera examples, and discuss the different types of cameras and film.
Angela will discuss the scanning techniques and the preservation of negatives and Ken will explain EAS.
If you ever were thinking about getting back into film shooting, and developing your own film at home, this presentation is for you. (it’s actually cheaper to develop film at home than a lab, and it is fun too.)

May 18, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Doug Chinnery will present “Working at the Edge of an Unthought”
2026-05-18 19:00 - 21:00
Abstraction is often where clarity falters & imagination begins. Many photographers find themselves uneasy here – between what is seen & what is felt, between subject & sensation. Yet it’s in this uncertain territory that some of the most original & personal work is born.
In this presentation, Doug will explore what it means to see abstractly – to move beyond representation & into perception, intuition & response. Together, we’ll look at how to loosen control, embrace ambiguity & cultivate the mental space where unexpected images emerge. The audience will discover practical ways to translate that awareness into compelling visual form, using their camera & their own sensitivity as creative instruments.
In the second half of this session, Doug will demonstrate how he takes raw, ordinary photographs & transforms them into expressive abstractions, using Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop in unconventional ways that align with his creative intent.
This session is both a meditation & a workshop – a chance to stand at the edge of the un-thought, to look beyond what one know & perhaps to rediscover the excitement of making images that surprise even us.

Doug comes to us from the UK. In Doug’s own words: “I am primarily influenced by & draw inspiration from Abstract Expressionist painters such as Hodgkin, Feiler, Rae & Ryman. My gestural work aims to distil the rhythm, rhyme & flow of the landscape through poetic visual expressions.

With the camera as my principal medium, mirroring my painted mixed-media abstracts, I attempt to create intuitive, abstracted works that layer texture, colour & form to elicit a deeply emotional & expressive response to the natural & built environments.

Living on a remote island in the Outer Hebrides, much of my time is devoted to teaching, especially through our online & app-based creative photography community at fyv.art. I have a passion for creative thinking & relish encouraging students worldwide to discover their own unique artistic voice.

I have exhibited widely in the UK & overseas, have taught in the Photography Degree course at the Bradford College of Art. My first book, ‘Abstract Mindedness’ has now sold out.

When not making art, I derive great pleasure from making (rather poor) furniture & spending time with my wife, Beth, & our exuberant Golden Retriever, Eddie.”

Please check out Doug’s online creative learning and community sites:

doug@dougchinnery.com
www.dougchinnery.com
FYV – find your voice
www.baileychinnery.com

This will be a paid event for non-members with a $10 donation. For non-members interested in attending, please register by making your $10 donation at https://store.berksphotographic.org/product/club-donation/.

June 1, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Jacqui Burke will present “Practical Backyard Wildlife Photography: Tips and Tricks for Beginner to Advanced Wildlife Photographers”
2026-06-01 19:00 - 21:00
Don’t have the time or money to travel to Kenya, Tanzania, India, Antarctica, or some other exotic locale to obtain outstanding wildlife photos? No worries… backyard wildlife photography offers an ideal blend of accessibility and challenge, and the presentation will walk viewers through the fundamentals that make it successful. We’ll start with practical techniques for identifying local species and creating habitat features that bring birds and mammals within photographic range. From there, we’ll discuss dependable camera settings for fast-moving wildlife, strategies for working with common backyard birds—woodpeckers, bluebirds, and hummingbirds—and approaches for managing light, backgrounds, and behavior.

We’ll also introduce sensor-based triggers and remote flashes for capturing elusive nocturnal animals. Whether you’re looking to improve technical sharpness, diversify your portfolio, or simply enjoy wildlife more deeply, the hope is that you’ll come away with tools you can apply immediately in your own yard.

Jacqui Burke is a small animal veterinarian when she is not busy photographing. She has loved animals all her life and values the rich natural history of wild animals. She began to travel to see animals in the wild 12-13 years ago and soon became interested in photography when she saw the photos that others were getting. Initially her style was more documentary, but more recently she has developed a more artistic style to wildlife photography. Nearing retirement, Jacqui anticipates photographing close to home more often. Jacqui’s photos have been awarded, published, or used in calendars or cards by The National Audubon Society, National Wildlife Federation, North American Nature Photography Association, Nature’s Best, Wild Sojourns, Birdo Bird Photographer of the Year, Wyoming Wildlife Magazine, the Galapagos Conservation Trust, and the Philadelphia Flower Show, among many others. Her photos have also appeared in a professionally published book, Jaguars of the Northern Pantanal. In spite of these honors, Jacqui knows she has much more to learn and is looking forward to the time ahead!

jacquiburke.smugmug.com

June 13, 2026 Philadelphia Walk from Reading Terminal Market through Society Hill to the Delaware River rain or shine. Meet at 9:00 AM at the Market (all day). Led by Vince Pellegrini
2026-06-13

June 14, 2026 at midnight: Entries are due for the June member photo competition, Theme: "Up Close & Personal (Macro)"
2026-06-14
June 14, 2026 at midnight: Entries are due for the June member photo competition, Theme: “Up Close & Personal (Macro)”

June 15, 2026 at 7:00 PM: Bill Ward will present “In Search Of…”
2026-06-15 19:00 - 21:00
The multi award winning photographer & actor Bill Ward was born & raised in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. Bill will give us a very personal insight into his unique photographic journey. He’ll discuss his background & his acting career, before going on to discuss the photographs that he takes (all three are closely related) & why he takes them. He’ll cover the full range of his work, from his contemporary seascapes, landscapes & cityscapes to his distinctive “Creative Photography” projects (ICM, In-camera multiple exposures, and abstracts) – a genre in which he’s been a leading practitioner for over a decade. Expect plenty of unexpected twists & turns, & an awful lot of pictures.

Bill Ward is an extremely accomplished photographer. He was awarded the Adobe Prize at the 2015 UK Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards (also Commended 2013 and 2020), Best Seascape at the 2020 Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards, & runner up in the Creative Photography category at SLPOTY 2021. His work is frequently Commended, Shortlisted & Nominated in competitions all over the world. He is a judge for UK Landscape Photographer of the Year.

Bill’s work has been exhibited in numerous fine art galleries around the UK, including the Mick Oxley Gallery in Northumberland, Contemporary Six & the Wendy J Levy Gallery in Manchester, & has been featured in newspapers, magazines, advertising campaigns & books. He’s been a regular writer & contributor for the worldwide “ICM Photography Magazine” since its inception, & gives talks at festivals, shows, & camera clubs all over the world. He is proud to be an Ambassador for Pentax Ricoh UK, on the Pro-Team for 3LT, & a Tour Leader for Light & Land. He also runs his own highly successful 1-2-1 & group workshops, as well as shooting for the photographic agencies Robert Harding & Arena Pal.

His primary photographic subject matter is solitude, in all its forms. He believes that photography is essentially a meeting, between you & wherever you happen to be. A lifelong traveler, he’s interested not just in the places he goes, but the time that he spends in them. It’s this that forms the basis of his work: specifically, how it felt to spend this particular time, with this particular place. One of the UK’s leading Creative Photographers, he has a worldwide following, & is particularly drawn to water.
An actor for over 25 years, Bill has performed in over 30 television shows and films, & over 50 plays since turning professional in 2000. He is probably best known for playing the badly behaved builder Charlie Stubbs in the UK TV show Coronation Street, a role he played for over 400 episodes & three & a half years, & for which he won numerous awards. He also played the long-suffering farmer James Barton in Emmerdale, also for 300 episodes & more than 3 years, & for which he was also nominated for a number of awards. Recent TV work includes After Life for Netflix, The Hunt for Raoul Moat for ITV, & Before We Die for Channel 4/Worldwide. Bill is currently touring the UK and Ireland with a brand-new production of The Shawshank Redemption, playing Warden Stammas. His theatre work includes multiple roles in London’s West End (Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Spamalot, Million Dollar Quartet, Viva Forever), UK Tours (The Full Monty, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The Glee Club, Shakespeare in Love, Legally Blonde, Look Back in Anger), Rep Theatre (Newcastle Theatre Royal, Bristol Old Vic, Bath Theatre Royal, Manchester Royal Exchange, Northern Stage, Theatre Clwyd), New Writing (National Theatre Studio, Battersea Arts Centre, White Bear) & Off West End (Southwark Playhouse, Greenwich Theatre).
Website: www.billwardphotography.co.uk
Constantly in search of peace and quiet, his photography is a response, & in many ways an antidote, to the time he spends as an actor working in the public eye.
“IMMERSIVE”, Bill’s pioneering Ocean ICM project, a groundbreaking 4 year investigation into water, energy and movement, has just been released by Kozu Books & is now available at www.kozubooks.com
This will be a paid event for non-members with a $10 donation. For non-members interested in attending, please register by making your $10 donation at https://store.berksphotographic.org/product/club-donation/.

June 29, 2026 June Member Competition - Theme - "Up Close & Personal (Macro)" with judge Pete Morton
2026-06-29 19:00 - 21:00
June 29, 2026 June Member Competition – Theme – “Up Close & Personal (Macro)” with judge Pete Morton
