Adderbury, Deddington and District Photographic Society
October Meeting Report – Sue Sibley – Photography with a difference
Sue lives in the New Forest, a beautiful area that provides endless inspiration for her photography. She has been a member of Southampton Camera Club for 13 years, including two years serving as President. In addition, she has been Chairman of the Southampton International Exhibition for more than seven years.
Sue’s creative journey was inspired by a photograph she saw in America, taken with an old camera. Once processed, the image displayed a striking level of grain, which sparked her interest in exploring different photographic styles and techniques.
For many years, Sue worked predominantly in monochrome photography. However, a recent trip to India, with its vibrant colours and rich visual culture, encouraged her to embrace colour photography and broaden her artistic approach.
Sue particularly enjoys visiting Blists Hill Victorian Town and the Black Country Living Museum, where she captures a wide range of images. She often takes elements from these photographs and combines them with carefully selected backgrounds to create entirely new compositions. She takes great pleasure in mixing and matching images that share similar themes, moods, or colour palettes to produce imaginative and unique photographic artwork.
Coming Up Next Month:
Lee Chapman, who will be talking about ‘Recreating History
Make it your 2026 resolution to join us!
Come along and enjoy inspiring talks from our wonderful guest speakers.
All welcome. We meet on the 1st Wednesday of the month. Meetings start at 7:30 pm at the Adderbury Institute.
Website: addphoto.co.uk or find us on facebook.com/add.photosoc for further information!
Courtney Killpack
Address: The Institute, Adderbury