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FAVERSHAM PHOTOGRAPHERS
Margaret Abram | Faversham I am a complete amateur, but living in a house with a balcony overlooking Faversham Creek, I take lots of photos. I record different seasons, weather, colours and the events of this constantly changing scene.
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Susan Anderson | Faversham I am a local solicitor and a very amateur photographer. Although I took, I think, a great photo late one night after the Hop Festival last year. I live in Faversham.
David Anstiss | Faversham Have grown-up in Faversham. But have moved to Medway. But still come back to Faversham nearly every week. Am an amateur photographer with interests in landscapes and plants.
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Nathalie Banaigs | Faversham, Canterbury and Sheppey is the organiser of A Year in the Life of Faversham. French born, has lived in Faversham for 7 years. Nathalie’s professional activity used to deals with film and television archives, hence her interest and experience in heritage projects. She is a painter and photographer the rest of the time. Member of the Faversham and district Camera club.
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Jane Bowell | Faversham Have taken photographs all my life but with more passion over the last twenty years! Lived in Whitstable since 1975 and worked at Tassells Solicitors in Faversham since 2003. Was part of Whitstable’s original Contemporary Art Group when we showed at Johnny’s Art House! Member of Faversham & District Camera Club. Favourite subjects – landscapes and animals.
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Ian Broadmore | Faversham & Canterbury I have lived in Faversham for seven years and love the community spirit of the town, my passion is street photography and urban photography and I like to use both a DSLR and a smart phone for spontaneous scenes.
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Craig Brown | Faversham I live in Davington. I am 40 years old and am a teacher in Chatham but I have been taking photos all of my life. I have a particular interest in landscape photography and spend a few weeks a year in the Austrian Alps. I have just invested in a Nikon D7000 and this evening have been taking photos of the sunset over Oare Creek. I saw the Year In The Life Book last year and thought it looked beautiful and would love to contribute some photos.
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Neil Brown | Faversham & Canterbury Faversham based photographer exploring alternative landscapes, abandoned places, found objects and more…
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Stephen Josef Brown | Faversham & Canterbury I am 6 years old. When I got my first camera I was 3. I have an interest in flowers. I enjoy photography a lot.
Philip Bull | Faversham & Canterbury Lives in Newnham with family in Faversham and Canterbury. Chose scientific research and IT over art, design and photography some years ago but increasingly drawn back to trying to image the way places make me feel.
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Zana Bull | Faversham has lived happily in Faversham for about 20 years and is a mother of two and a part-time teacher.
Tony Cartwright | Faversham I’m retired so can spend a bit more time on photography as a hobby. Taking part in the Project has made me think more about subject and composition, and membership of the local Camera Club has been helpful and interesing. Faversham’s a beautiful area with no shortage of potential images.
Stephen Case | Faversham
Mike Cosgrove | Faversham
Richard Drew| Faversham & Canterbury I’ve been interested in photography for a number of years and have thoroughly enjoyed taking part in the previous projects.
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Genevieve Ellis| Faversham Genevieve has taken part in the previous projects, and this is the third time she participates in A Year in the Life of Faversham.
David Gethin | Faversham. David moved to Faversham at the beginning of 1997 because of his job and has stayed because of the community feel of the town. The AYITLOF project epitomises for him the attraction of living in Faversham. David simply wants to capture images of those things that remind him why he enjoys living here.
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Tony Gostling | Faversham Tony is an active member of the Faversham and District Camera Club.
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Julia Greenwell | Faversham
Stephen Gregory | Faversham
Tina Hagger | Faversham. I moved to Faversham in May 2009 and could see straight away that it was a special place with a beautifully conserved centre, gorgeous surrounding countryside and a unique community spirit. I enjoy explorations/adventures in and around Faversham, often with a camera in hand. I don’t have hi-tech or expensive equipment, just a point and shoot, but I try to use my ‘eyes’ more than my camera.
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Helen Hatswell | Faversham My interest in photography is as a hobby. I love watching the seasons change and try to capture beautiful moments while walking my dog. I live in Luddenham and particularly enjoy taking pictures of Harty Ferry.
David Hutchins | Faversham & Canterbury
Mike Ivatt | Faversham Love Faversham, regular runner round the creek and just got a new camera! Hope to take pics that show the mixed character of the town rather than the obvious pretty bits.
Alexa Kemp | Faversham & Canterbury
Jane Jones | Faversham
Luc Jones | Faversham and Sheppey I currently live in Lynsted where I am building a portfolio of photography around Kent. I have just completed a degree based up in the Lake District where I devoloped my love for landscape photography, it wasn’t difficult being such a stunning area of the UK. I now am hoping to pursue photography into a Career.
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Samantha Jones | Faversham Living the dream of combining my passion for photography with my work. A professional wedding, portrait and lifestyle photographer for over two years and a resident of Faversham for six. Loving the dynamism that the 365 AYITLOF project is bringing to the town and the Faversham and District Camera Club, of which I am a proud member!
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Trevor Jones | Faversham Likes windsurfing, photography & travel.
Mark Kerr | Faversham Living in Faversham since May 2009, we have found this town to be a great mix of community, culture and commerce – ridiculously photogenic and startlingly friendly! Just learning what I can do with my compact camera, and in awe of the Digitial-SLR-wielding experts, but still clicking away to (occasionally) good effect.
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Bob Lamoon | Faversham is a photographer, painter, automata designer maker, sculptor, graphic designer, allotmenteer, one time teacher of design to A Level. Bob is also the designer of the AYITLOF book and part of the organisation team.
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Julie Lenthall | Faversham
Leanda Lewis | Faversham I’m a newer member of faversham camera club, I heard about this and having seen it last year am exited to be taking part.
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Sian Lewis | Faversham
Ruth Livingstone | Faversham and Sheppey My current quest is to walk right around the coast of Great Britain. Recently, I walked along the north Kent coastline and took some photos of Faversham and the coastal area. You have a great mix of rural and industrial scenery. A great place to visit and to photograph.
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Daniel Love | Canterbury, Faversham and Sheppey.
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Jon Lydon | Canterbury and Faversham Man of Kent. Living in Challock.
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Michael Maloney | Faversham has lived in Faversham for 10 years. He has been producing and directing documentaries for many years and has moved his interest onto local history for the past few years. Credits include “A Sideways Launch” and “A Dream of Flight”. He is currently working on a film about the Thames barges.
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David Manser | Canterbury & Faversham
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Trevor Martin | Faversham & Canterbury Trevor has contributed to two of the previous year in the life of Faversham Projects and looks forward to the addition of Canterbury as he works there. As Secretary of Macknade Cricket Club and a member of Faversham Camera Club Trevor will look to provide a greater contribution to the 2011 projects.
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Marion McCardle | Faversham
Ruth McDonald | Faversham I completed a degree in printed textiles in ’69 and an MA in Fine Art in 2010. Having taught Art in Kent for many years I now work in my studio in Boughton under Blean. I am interested in my local woodland landscape and the traces left by past inhabitants. I constantly re-visit preferred sites, then re-work and re-order. My explorations explore beyond the evident as I seek to reveal images as ciphers and signs of the unknown. I portray an inner landscape where we can experience a sense of rhythmic energy and vitality in observation, reminding us of where we have come from and our ultimate destiny.
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Alistair Mitchell | Faversham Recently, Nov 2010, moved to Faversham from SE London, and really enjoyed viewing the pictures from last year so thought I would get involved. Taking photographs for personal pleasure for over 40 years and having retired in June 2004 I have plenty of time to take a lot more!
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Carol Mitchell | Faversham. Canadian born, Carol emigrated to England in 1992 and later received British citizenship. She lives in the Faversham district with her husband. In 2007 she joined the Faversham & District Camera Club.
Amy Moses | Faversham. I moved to Faversham from the Westcountry in August and teach art and photography at secondary level in the north of kent. More of a painter than photographer, photography has always featured in my work in the past but now that I am teaching it I am keen to develop my own photographic work further.
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Simon North | Canterbury Simon North graduated from Medway College of Art, Rochester, Kent with a degree in Visual Communications. He worked with advertising agency McCann Erickson as an Art Director, then as an international Creative Director in many different countries including Norway, Austria, Kenya, Lebanon, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Mauritius, Ivory Coast, Nigeria. He was a founding member and elected president of The Art Directors Club, Austria, and has won numerous creative awards in many countries including The Golden Lion at The Cannes Advertising Awards.
Anya Palmer | Faversham
Keith Pankhurst | Faversham. I’ve lived in the area for 15 years now and love to walk and photograph the area, especially along Creek and the South Swale coast.
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Andrew Parker | Faversham. I am 32 and new to the world of photography and was inspired by the last Year in the Life book of Faversham. I have lived in the town my whole life and know it can be very picturesque. A lot has changed since I was a boy and it is nice to see the town from ages past as well as in modern times. I am going to try and capture things that a lot of people in the town don’t often see, or even know is there.
Rex Piles | Faversham, Canterbury and Sheppey Born & lived in Eastling Nr Faversham 22 years then moved to Herne Bay area , I have always had an interest in photography but have become more serious over the last 5 years since I purchased a digital SLR. I have been a motorcycle tour guide for trips around Europe and have made DVD Audio visual of the trips for participants which have proved a great success. I am looking forward to taking part in the 365 days in the year of Canterbury, Faversham and Sheerness.
Lyn Powell| Faversham Born on Nagden Farm, I can often be seen riding my iron horse in and around Faversham. A relative newcomer to photography I’ve found it to be a captivating hobby and have a great deal to learn. I guess being a country person I prefer nature shots, although I’m not averse to capturing people or industry in a frame. The diversity of Faversham town is it’s magic, particularly areas like the Creek and Standard Quay which I find offers a feast for the eyes.
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Chris Quinnell | Faversham. I live in Faversham Kent have been a keen Photographer for a number of years am a member of Faversham Camera Club. Main work being steam trains and motor sport which I have sold to magazines over the years
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Mary Ransom | Faversham I’ve lived in Faversham all my life and can trace my local family back to about 1700. I am a member of Faversham Mission Brass and have been secretary to the band for over 12 years. I am also an active member of The Faversham Society. I’ve always enjoyed taking photos (probably runs in the family as my father was a keen photographer) and since the success of the last Year in the Life project have upgraded my camera to a Fuji HS10.
Julie Richards | Faversham
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Ruth Rivers | Faversham I am an illustrator and artist living and working in Faversham I make and sell needle felted whimsical animals under the name of Miss Bumbles on line at Etsy. I think this project is great and would love to be involved. I moved to the town last year and love it, I can’t think of any where else I’d rather be.
Susanna Rosti Rossini | Faversham Susanna is Italian and lives in Faversham. Landscape, Nature, Abstract Photography. She studied interior architecture and that has brought a balanced visual composition in her photography. She specialized in lighting design and this reflects in the juxtaposition of light and shadow in her shots. A real passion for jazz piano makes her loving a dynamic flow of the images. She did set up a few personal exhibitions in Milan, Amsterdam, London. She was recently awarded two Art Grants from London Art Council. Website | Email
Jeremy Sage | Faversham Brought up on a farm in in the village of Doddington, just outside of Faversham, although now living in Ashford I have always enjoyed photography and the countryside.
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Francesca Sexton | Faversham I live with my husband and two children in Faversham, having landed in this wonderful town by accident, three years ago. We have just bought a new camera!
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Malcolm Simmons | Faversham I am an amateur photographer living in Kent and use my camera as a diary to record and recall events, activities and places I experience in life. I have a particular interest in art and architecture.
Alex Simone | Canterbury & Faversham I live in Whitstable and am a keen photographer (a relatively new found passion). I’m female, 33 and my other big passion is horse riding. I love trying to see the beautiful or eye catching in every day objects that often get overlooked. I have a digital SLR but will also admit to using my iphone for those moments that you dont want to let pass you by.
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Margaret Smith | Faversham & Canterbury I have taken photos for as long as I can remember. I love to capture the moments that might otherwise be missed.
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Lucy Stanyers | Faversham Faversham’s history, landscape and community inspire me to get out and about – walking, work our allotment and meet new people. Photography is a great way of telling a story about the place where you live.
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Karol Steele | Faversham & Canterbury Hobby photographer who has won some prizes including the Whitstable Improvement Trust’s Postcard Contest, The Horsebridge Centre’s Magazine Cover Contest, and was recently placed in The Visit Kent Snowy Kent Photo Contest.
Zoe Stembridge | Faversham
Susan Swinerd | Faversham has lived in Faversham for more than ten years. She is married and a mother. She has studied photography as part of her Art and Design Degree. She mainly focus on landscapes, architecture and portraiture. In addition to her knowledge of digital cameras, she is also familiar with using large and medium format cameras and black & white printing techniques.
Richard Torble | Canterbury & Faversham Richard Torble is relatively new to both photography and Faversham. Realising that combining expanding knowledge of both may provide creative benefits, he has decided to take the first few steps on the path to…well, who knows.
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Eloise Tunmore | Faversham and Cantervury
Tim Valentine | Faversham. I live in Selling and have been inspired by the exhibition at last year’s Hop Festival to take part for the first time this year.
Martin Whiskin | Faversham Hobbyist photographer from Sittingbourne.
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Steve White | Faversham & Canterbury Have lived in Faversham for nearly six years and feel as if i’ve finally found ‘home’. I’m a professional actor / teacher, and my passion for photography has grown hugely over the last two years and am looking to get some great shots in for this project!
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David Winterburn | Faversham
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Alan Wood | Faversham & Canterbury I love Faversham and I love photography – if only there was a way of combining the two. So, after much procrastination, I have finally taken the plunge on AYITLOF. Now I just need to get the camera out. My favourite subjects include motor sport and close-ups of plants and insects. Where appropriate I like to include movement in my shots to convey a bit more atmosphere – honestly it’s not camera shake and anyone who says so is lying.
Pat Younger | Faversham I came to live on the outskirts of Faversham town just over a year ago. I feel very fortunate to have discovered such an interesting and beautiful place to live. I am a keen amateur photographer, and a member of Faversham & District Camera Club.