Paul is a fine art photographer, a Fuji ambassador, a speaker and a photography mentor. He’s passionate about the benefits of photography to mental health and wellness. He’s been a professional photographer since 1984 starting as a fashion and advertising photographer before moving into newspapers and ending up as Picture Editor for The Times. Following a period of depression due to the stresses of work he decided to leave The Times in 2011 to pursue a career as a freelance landscape photographer.

Paul is absolutely passionate about the power that photography has to help people overcome anxiety, and to positively adjust their outlook on life. His website – entitled “Still”  https://www.discoverstill.com/ – brings together his love for landscape photography and his personal experience of using photography for wellbeing, offering visitors a new way to use photography to express themselves and explore the world. 

Jayne has been taking photographs all her life and loves to really connect with the people she photographs to create natural portraits. She is always challenging herself trying to improve her skills. Commercially she photographs newborns, children, general adult portraiture and also animals and brand and commercial photography.

Growing up in the countryside, she has always been a lover of nature and is an environmental practitioner so taking nature-based photographs has always been a love of hers. Through lockdown this year she found the time to go out early in the morning with a flask of coffee and take photographs. Landscapes are becoming a real passion for her and she is currently building up her portfolio as well as having bought her first drone.

Jayne is a member of The Guild of Photographers and is currently preparing for qualification. Here is a link to her website of you want to discover more about Jayne: www.jaynemurdochphotography.co.uk .

David is a freelance graphic designer and photographer based in central Scotland. He credits the use of Photoshop in his career as a graphic artist with rekindling the passion for photography that began while studying for a degree in Graphic Design. He now shoots mainly Scottish landscapes. He has been commended in the Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year and ‘Take a View’ Landscape Photographer of the Year competitions, and won the Scottish Nature Photography Awards in 2015. Here’s a link to David’s website where you can view his gallery of images: https://dqphotography.com/

Campbell is a Greenock born and based award winning photographer. His interest in the different areas of photography include local scenes, Scotland, nature, sport and abstract Photography. He believes that photography is fun, it’s creative and provides memories to treasure that it is always rewarding when others appreciate and enjoy the images you have created. It is all about capturing the moment or creating something different. Here’s a link to Campbells’s website: https://www.campbellskinnerphoto.com/ .