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Chris has been involved in photography since the tender age
of 14, in fact he shot his first wedding at 16! A well known
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the industry, in his time he has worked selling
all manner of professional photographic products.
Chris and his wife Pam have a studio in Chippenham,
Wiltshire, where between them they shoot around 30 weddings
a year. He is an Associate member of The Master
Photographers Association and the Society of Wedding
and Portrait Photographers. |
He started teaching lighting techniques at camera clubs many
years ago and was then signed up by The Royal Photographic Society
to run their lighting courses.
Now, through his own business Pembroke Photography, Chris and Pam
are offering their own very successful weekend courses in association
with Elinchrom Studio Flash Systems and their UK distributor, The Flash
Centre. |
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A new Elinchrom Lighting Guide DVD is now available, written
and presented by Chris along with a printed guide which features
many of the setups covered on the course.
Chris and Pam can be contacted at Pembroke Photography on 01249 444750
or by e-mail at tfccourses@clara.co.uk |
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| Lacock village, dating back to the 13th century, remains largely
unchanged over the centuries and has many limewashed, half-timbered and
stone houses. During the Middle Ages Lacock became a prosperous and thriving
town through its wool industry. |
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The Fox Talbot Museum commemorates
the life and work of William Henry Fox
Talbot (1800-77), |
former resident of
Lacock Abbey. A gentleman scholar of considerable means
and social standing, he studied the arts and sciences and kept
detailed notes of his endeavours. In 1840 he discovered the
negative/positive photographic process.
Talbot made the earliest known surviving photographic
negative on paper in the late summer of 1835, a small
photogenic drawing of the oriel window of the south gallery
of his home, Lacock Abbey.
The Fox Talbot Museum holds a large collection of Talbot
images, notebooks and letters from the Lacock Abbey
collection. The museum is housed in a medieval barn located
at the gates of the Abbey. The course venue is located next
door ---
where better for you to learn a new photographic skill? |
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| For further information go to: www.nationaltrust.org.uk
and search for Lacock. |
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