Member Galleries

Scott Abdey
I joined the Photographic Guild to meet other photographers who share my interest in photography and improve my techniques.
Ann Beckett
I have been interested in photography since I was a teenager. When I ventured into the digital world I started with the Canon A80 which I thoroughly enjoyed using. I have now upgraded to the Canon XS10 IS. I find the Photographic Guild has taught me a lot about taking better pictures and understanding my camera and what it can do for me. I enjoy travel and family photography.
Charles Beckett
My local railway career ended in 1989, and my interest in photography developed since then. I admit that I basically am a point and shoot type, but can do a bit more. I really enjoy capturing a story in a photo or in a series of pictures, perhaps a family event, an outing, a vacation trip, or a nature thing.
Chris Button
My favourite subjects are anything closeup, moving or realistic.

Several of my gallery images are the direct result of outings organized by the STPG. Many thanks to the members for answering endless questions about taking and adjusting photos.

Shaun Crewe
Sharon Harbaruk
Leisa Hennessy
Born in Australia, Leisa Hennessy is currently living in Ontario, Canada. She is the proud mother of 3 children. Her primary camera is a Nikon D80 along with a selection of Nikkor and Sigma lenses.

While she is still relatively new to photography her natural talent is apparent in her pictures. Her photography focuses on the beauty found in nature, especially in her macro and Bird photos.
David Johann
My interest in photography goes away back. At age twelve my equipment was a Kodak Brownie Bullet II (I still have it). In 1973 I bought a Fujica ST701 SLR. I used a 200 mm lense with this camera to support my auto racing photography phase. In March 2008 I got into digital with a Nikon D-40. My favorite photo subjects are family, landscapes, sky and weather phenomena, automobiles, aircraft, and infrastructure.
Brian J. Malott
I have been in to photography for several years. I can remember as far back to when I was a kid I was always taking pictures. I got seriously in to Photography in Grade 10. I bought my first camera in 1998, a Pentax MZ-M, by cashing out a savings bond my grandma gave to me. That camera lasted me until my first year of college when I switched to a automatic camera. I bought my secound camera in Jan 2003, it was a Pentax MZ-6. I just recently turned to the dark side and bought my first Digital Camera in Nov 2006. It was a Pentax K100D.
Candy McManiman
My passion for photography is always in competition with my desire to paint what I see.
The web site listed is a link to my paintings. Some of the mixed media pieces shown there incorporate my photos.
www.natureartists.com
Malcolm Miller
While I have had some kind of camera most of my life, digital photography has opened a different creative door. I very much enjoy "playing" with the images--ACDSee, Photoshop, Viveza, etc. have allowed me to take the camera's "magic" and create new realities. I am still a neophyte in my knowledge of the technical possibilities. I look forward to learning from and with the other guild members and welcome your questions and comments.
William Rayner
Judy Ross
Making photographic images has been an enjoyable hobby of mine since I was a teenager. I enjoy a variety of subject matter and hope to explore macro photography in greater depth. After years of shooting negative and slide film, I have recently now joined the digital revolution. I value the friendship of my fellow guild members who are a constant source of inspiration and who are always willing to help one another. My goal is to continue to learn, enjoy and share my images with others.

Jim Stinson
Dan Tippin
Wendy Tippin
Jessica Vizniowski
Steve Vizniowski
My gallery consists of mostly nature images and symmetry. I am starting to get into bird, plane, and macro photography.
Steve Vukovic
I "developed" an interest in the darkroom in the early 70's. I dabbled with B/W for 30 years and in 2001 began doing some serious black and white portraits. This led me to digital. I traded in my enlarger (figuratively) for CS3 and have been a NAPP member for several years.
Recently I have discovered the St. Thomas Photographic Guild where I love attending the regular and digital meetings. I always look forward to learning from all of the members there whom share a passion for photography.
Grant Westman
60 years at it & still learning