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| Bill Young |
| Bill
has worked (and still does) in science education
and environmental science for about 30 years, and
has been an active conservation volunteer with Sussex
Wildlife Trust since the late 1970s. Latterly involved
in raising the Trust's profile through a "Roadshow".
He has always been a keen photographer, progressing
to nature photography in recent years |
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| Jackie Cooper |
| An IT specialist for 25 plus years,
I have been fortunate enough to benefit from some
excellent years in the IT industry and feel the
time has come to dedicate the next stage of my life
to helping the conservation of the countryside that
most people love so much. To couple this desire
with my passion for photography and maybe, just
maybe help in a small way seems a great goal to
aim for |
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| Dominic Tantram |
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| Dominic is an environmental
scientist who spends too much time infront of a
PC analysing and writing about the environment but
not being in it. He is a keen photographer and uses
SENPA as an excuse to escape to the real world.
Having taken lots of landscapes and natural history
subjects, Dominic is now using the opportunity provided
by digital capture to try wildlife photography |
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| Jeffrey Mansfield |
| Having given up teaching others
to use computers I now have more time to use as
my own and to enjoy the beauty of the Southern English
countryside. I work at the local Wildlife Trust
as a volunteer and campaign to promote traditional
country activities |
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| Steve Langham |
gallery
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| Steve is a scientist
in the civil service who enjoys escaping from his
desk to experience the wildlife of his local heathland.
Having developed a fascination with reptiles, his
photography was initially limited to identifying
individuals for monitoring. This led to an interest
in developing his camera skills and widening the
scope of his work to include portraits of these
cryptic animals, and other wildlife he encounters |
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Next meeting |
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Summer
2008, TBA |
