Category: News (WPF)

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PAGB Interfed Results 2025

Click here to see the results of the PAGB Interfed Competition.

The WPF didn’t enjoy a very successful weekend but had a couple of highlights along the way.

Peter Wyles of Monmouth CC won Best Colour Print (Gold) with ‘Hakkaido Dawn’ and Gary Collyer of Bridgend won a nature print Judges Award (Silver) for ‘Helmet Shrike Preparing to Sleep’.

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WPF Convention 2025 Tickets On Sale.

WPF Convention 2025 Tickets now on sale only £20.

It will take place on Saturday 13th September, 2025 at St. Theodore’s Church Hall, Port Talbot. SA13 1LE. See here for details of our guest speakers.

Please send payment by BACS to:
Name: Welsh Photographic Federation
Bank Name: HSBC
Sort Code: 401323
Account Number: 12320800
Reference: Conven25

If you are unable to pay by BACS, please message Gareth Martin.

The guest speakers are:

  • Colin Trow-Poole FRPS MPAGB FIPF  – A collection of prints including his latest FRPS panel.
  • Nigel Thomas – How To Achieve The Perfect Print.
  • Tony Worobiec FRPS – Landscapes For All Seasons.
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WPF Convention 2025

The WPF is delighted to announce  the speakers for this year’s convention:

  • Colin Trow-Poole FRPS MPAGB FIPF  – A collection of prints including his latest FRPS panel.
  • Nigel Thomas – How To Achieve The Perfect Print.
  • Tony Worobiec FRPS – Landscapes For All Seasons.

It takes place on Saturday 13th September, 2025 at St. Theodore’s Church Hall, Port Talbot. SA13 1LE and tickets are only £20 per person. Ticket purchase information is here.

G Martin – Convention Officer

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A Hundred & Fifty Years B.P.

A photographer who pioneered techniques to create detailed images by combining multiple negatives is being celebrated 170 years after he set up his first studio.

Henry Peach Robinson was one of the most famous characters of his age, said photographic historian Dr Michael Pritchard, with his work winning awards and selling widely.

You can read the BBC article here.

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Gwynfa Summer Exhibition

Gwynfa’s summer Print Exhibition will be held at Garth Olwg Lifelong Learning Centre, St. Illtyds Rd, Church Village, Pontypridd CF38 1RQ from 22nd July to 7th August.

Note: it is not open on weekends. Opening hours are as follows:

Monday 9 am–9:30 pm
Tuesday 9 am–9:30 pm
Wednesday 9 am–9:30 pm
Thursday 9 am–9:30 pm
Friday 9 am–7:30 pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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