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Ieuan Morris’s book Photographing Pembrokeshire – A Paradise for Pirates which we’ve been featuring on Pembrokeshire.Online is packed with brilliant pictures and fantastic stories connecting with his piratical theme. St Govan’s Chapel (pictured...
BRIAN JACKSON agreed to share some of his lovely photographs with us. We hope his images here are the first of many from him to show how glorious Pembrokeshire is in all of her moods…...
We are delighted to have heard from local photographer David Wilson about this new book. Once again he has brought his own unique vision to The Village. Available from November 4th 2021 The Village...
All images in this article are from the VC Gallery/Touchstone photography workshops and are the property of the VC Gallery The VC Gallery, which support service veterans and the wider community, has...
A news update from photographer DAVID WILSON… THE GLORY OF DECAY An idea for a book has waited patiently in the back of my head as I completed other projects and now its time...
We met Grace Davies recently at the Ocean Lab in Goodwick where she had a stall displaying her delightful photographs and we wanted to know more about her life and work. At 21...
Born in Wolverhampton and growing up in Hereford, Lucy Hinksman regularly came to Tenby for holidays in her childhood. When her family decided that Pembrokeshire would be their permanent home, she settled here with...
David Gardner has a background in the environmental and conservation fields, having been, inter alia, a salmon and trout farm manager, fisheries and conservation manager with the National Rivers Authority, and chairman of the...
We have called upon Ianto Môr (Ieuan Morris) on a number of occasions when we have needed local photographs to illustrate an article or when we have needed a good photographer to cover an...
It’s a pleasure to meet Pembrokeshire sculptor and photographer Louis Okwedy, the grandson of a Nigerian chief, who grew up in Tenby. You would expect there to be some personal sense of “otherness” just asking to...
