Branching Out

All businesses need to grow and I've been spending some time in March making sure that mine is one of them. You can now see my wedding albums in a number of bridal designers' studios across the Midlands and I'm delighted to have been confirmed as the approved photographer for Ettington Chase Hotel in Stratford upon Avon. It's a lovely wedding venue with great staff and I look forward to photographing many weddings there over the coming years. I'll be doing a wedding fair there on Sunday 26th April so come along and say hello!
April looks like being a busy month with various jobs coming in and my teaching is expanding to Worcestershire Council as well as continuing apace at John Masefield. Some of the students who have been on my courses over the last year or two will be exhibiting their favorite pictures at the Weavers Gallery in Ledbury from this week 31st March. Come along and show your support, entrance is free.

Unsung Heroes

I have finally finished my 3 pieces for the exhibition untitled 'Unsung Heroes' which opens at the Courtyard Theatre in Hereford this week. The exhibition is organised by Jeanette McCulloch and features 11 artists, each picking a subject within the Unsung Heroes theme. My work is about people who work to help people in the community who might otherwise get left on the wayside. Pat Jones at Malvern Hills Community College and Sue Davies at Turning Point are the main subjects but my pieces also feature others from these organisations, and of course the people who benefit from their work.
The pieces are collages but below are a couple of pictures that are featured.

This is Sue from Turning Point giving Reiki healing.



And this is the class who learn about numeracy through cooking at Malvern Hills College. led by Carol Major.




Unsung Heroes runs from Friday 6th March until 25th April and is in the upper and lower canyons.
Come along and see it!