Sue Fewings

became interested in photography 5 years ago capturing Thanet’s amazing sunrises and  sunsets. She is one of the founding members of the Women In Photography (Thanet) group. 
Her interest is now in portraits and street photography. She has exhibited in several local  photographic exhibitions. In 2017 she exhibited alongside other photographers at the Beany in Canterbury as part of the Taylor Wessing Portrait prize event. 
Influenced by the simplistic Black and White portraits of 1960s London and will photograph anyone  that captures her eye. Sue has her first solo exhibition in the York Street Gallery, Ramsgate in July 2022.

Sinead Le Blond

Sinead is a local photographer who has been learning her craft for the past 4 years. She is a  founding member of the Women In Photography (Thanet) Group. 
Sinead is passionate about telling stories through her work and enjoys seeing out unique interpretations of familiar scenes and objects.

Natasha Hill

Natasha Hill is a Ramsgate based photographer. She predominately photographs in London where  she focuses on both street photography and street portraits. Her work is very humanist in style with a cinematic aesthetic. Her ethos is to photograph with consideration and sensitivity.

Leilah Leask

I grew up in Herne Bay and started taking photos with the 1960s version of a Box Brownie. The  results weren’t great but I loved using it anyway. 
On my foundation year at Canterbury College of Art we studied photography and I had to invest in a  proper SLR (Single Lens Reflex) Pentax camera. It was second hand but in mint condition! With this camera you get exactly what you see in the lens and my photos improved. I enjoyed being able to print my images in the college darkroom and became a little more experimental in my approach.
I carried on taking photos for years with that trusty Pentax film camera but eventually I went digital and am now using a Cannon DSLR.

Carol Titmus

I have always enjoyed taking photos but have become more keen since I went to a few courses run by Ageless Thanet.
These images are of ‘Squiffy’ a friendly squirrel who frequently comes into my garden and often looks through the glass door for a snack.

Cheryl Castle

Cheryl Castle is an American photographer that lives in and is inspired by the Thanet coastline.
She studied photo journalism at Syracuse University in New York but has since developed a love of photographing colourful landscapes.
Her work is predominately sold through her Etsy shop under the name Sea Sea Studio.

Denise Bottali

I sometimes feel as if I have always had a camera on my hand, it’s like an extension to my being. I  am self taught from advice from other photographers.
I prefer to keep an open genre where photography is concerned, letting my eye guide me be it nature, wildlife, street, portraits, landscapes or events. If the moment is there grab it.

Fern Sherratt-Wells

I am a photographer based in Herne Bay. I take photos of everything and anything, but especially  like portraits, Cosplay, fashion shoots and weddings, where I can get my creative juices flowing and really challenge myself.

Janet Webzell

I am a retired Care Worker and have lived in Margate for 20 years.  I have created art in some form for most of my life, including painting, sculpture, ceramics and last but not least……photography! 
I attended Gravesend School of Art in the early 60’s when I was 15, but did not pursue a career in Art. I always maintained my interest in Art and later when my interest in Art and later when my family were grown up I started attending Art classes at an Adult Education Centre. 
This led to me completing an Access to Art Course then being accepted onto a Fine Art Degree Course at Guildhall University in Whitechapel when I was 52 years old. I have many interests which often influence my art but the subject matter in my photography is mostly influenced by something I just chance upon. It may be an interesting object, a view, a composition of shapes that are pleasing to my eye. This is demonstrated in my work in this exhibition. On a day out in Southwold I chanced upon some fishing huts. I was instantly attracted to the composition of the structural shapes and the texture and curves of the hanging nets and how they compliment each other. The hard lines softened by the soft curves.

Kerri Baker

I started taking photos about 6 years ago and found it took, me away from my busy life I lead and helped my mindset. I enjoy landscape photography including sunsets and sunrises as the skies of Thanet are beautiful. 
I can’t help but snap wherever I am out and about and enjoy sharing my photos with others.

Kim Frewin-Clarke

I come from Whitstable and have been interested in photography since a teenager (quite a few years  ago!). I also love to sail and renovate buildings. 
About 5 years ago I invested in a Sony mirrorless camera and my enthusiasm has grown and grown as has my ability to make the images that are in this exhibition. 
I am always on the lookout for interesting places to create a photo and when I find one, I add it to my list, and when the light and conditions are right, I go and get the picture. This could be a field of colourful rape or some big puddle that I can use for a reflective photograph. 
There are so many photography opportunities out there waiting for me to discover them.

Laura Drury (LRPS)

Having achieved a Licentiate with the Royal Photographic Society in 2019, Laura is now studying for a  BSc (Hons) in Photography. Her passion is portraiture and abstract photography where she is interested in the crossover between photography and art.