Wed 10 Nov 2021
“In November 2003 my late husband, Eric and I were fortunate enough to join a small group of photographers led by a good friend, David Osborn FRPS on a photographic trip to the Falkland Islands. David had worked there and so was the ideal guide for our 15 days of photography, staying on several of the Islands.
This talk summarises and hopefully takes you to see the many types of wildlife we were privileged to encounter there – from small birds to penguins and Elephant seals, most of which had no fear of mankind, due to low tourism numbers”.
Naomi Saul achieved her ‘Distinction of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain’ (DPAGB) in 1998, EFIAP in 2007 and more recently ‘Associateship of the Society of International Nature and Wildlife photographers’ (ASINWP).
Naomi joined the ‘East Anglian Federation of Photographic Societies’ (EAF) Judges’ Panel in 2006 and travels extensively throughout East Anglia and surrounding areas, judging Club, inter-Club Competitions and exhibitions.