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Gerald Rowles

As a clinical neuropsychologist I was trained in both the physiological and interpretive aspects of human experience - the physical sensors and the interpretive sensation that we bring to our experiences. In more than thirty years of self-training in photography it struck me that clinical neuropsychology is an apt metaphor for the photographer and their camera.

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Idse Herrema

I am a paediatric anaesthetist in Newcastle. My first photography outlet was my local club, which kickstarted my imagery. I cannot always choose when to go out, and I firmly believe in accepting fully, whatever conditions prevail - turn them to my advantage, or feature them as part of my subject.

Jim Love

Landscape photographer on Phillip Island, Australia

Stuart Clook

I am a self-taught photographer and print maker and have been making pictures for over 15 years. I was born in the UK and studied Chemistry and Engineering at University before emigrating to NZ in 1994. I use a wide range of digital and analogue tools to make my prints using Inkjet and the Platinum, Kallitype and most recently Gum Bichromate print making processes of the late 19th century. I am also a member of the Photographic Society of New Zealand (PSNZ)

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