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Matthew Pinner, Nick Joyner, Rob Friel & Susan Brown
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Matthew Pinner
Matthew Pinner is one of Dorset’s leading landscape photographers. His work is varied and eclectic, preferring to capture nature in the early hours or morning when the weather is at its most beautiful. This includes, but is not limited to, weddings, landscapes, milky way photography and portraiture.
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Nick Joyner
I have been taking photographs with various types of camera for 40 years and spent quite a lot of time learning monochrome darkroom techniques. I have attended a number of landscape workshops since 2010; these have certainly helped move my photography on, though whether in the right direction is for you to judge!
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Rob Friel
I started taking photography more seriously when the advent of slide scanners, photoshop and the ability to print for myself made decent quality images possible at home without a darkroom. Although I’d describe myself as a landscape and nature photographer I find myself Increasingly interested in abstract images. I recently achieved my ARPS in fine art with a series of landscape images created using my mobile phone, which I love for its spontaneity.
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Susan Brown
Sue is a self taught photographer and has gravitated from darkroom to digital with difficulty. She specialises in coastal photography so trees are a bit out of comfort zone, Sue is an experienced photographer (35 years) and is a Fellow of the RPS.
Our 4x4 feature is a set of four mini landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers, each consisting of four images related in some way. You can view previous 4x4 portfolios here.
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