When Rosemary spoke for Cambridge CC in October 2021 she was obliged to present her work via Zoom because of the Covid restrictions so, it was with great pleasure, we were able to welcome her back in person last evening to show printed images of her work.  And what a show it was!  The first half of the evening was devoted to viewing her many accomplished images, printed on a variety of papers, taken during her travels in India, Santorini, Iceland and the isles of Scotland. Rosemary has a keen eye for the unusual and we enjoyed her own interpretation of the Icelandic landscape, as well as her clever capture of light and shade in Greece.  Her images are often minimalist in style and many convey a painterly view, most of which is captured in-camera with minimal post-processing.  Rosemary’s skills in macro photography were also demonstrated by some flat-lay projects she had undertaken during lockdown.

During the second half of the evening, we enjoyed projected images taken during her recent trip to Japan.  Photographs taken both inside and out of Tokyo’s towering glass buildings captured dazzling reflections of city life, and Rosemary’s winter scenes of Hokkaido featuring trees and fields in a deep snow-covered landscape were elegant in their simplicity and style.   A visit to Rosemary's website is well worth it.