Established in 1949. The Society exists to further the skills, interests and enjoyment of all types of photography. It provides a forum for the exchange of information and ideas on photographic techniques, and encourages an appreciation of the artistic and creative side of photography. Members of all levels of achievement are encouraged to show and discuss their work. No photographic knowledge required - just enjoy viewing photographs and the night out!

Wednesday 31 October 2007

Report from Ripon Photographic Society 29/10/07

Unbelievable images taken from the cockpit of a Tornado bombing airfields in Iraq. This was Rob Woods own photographic journey of his war.


It started in Bahrein as he trained in the desert terrain and ended with the ceasefire and return of his best mate, shot down and given up for dead. No phoney film effects but real live bombs,bullets and missiles.

The whole room was hushed as the screen lit up with a photogrph of red tracer fire filling the sky and Rob graphicly describing how he flew through the middle of it to drop his bombs. Wow !!!

Robs candid and lucid commentary imformed and entertained us and he richly deserved the applause at the end.


Jim

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