28th November
28th November 2024
Tenby & District Camera Club enjoyed a special presentation this week. Steven Clarey who is from Carmarthen but lives in Tenby, enthralled his audience with stunning photography & video. His story telling accompanying the images was amusing, informative and interesting . His approach and work ethic for photography was refreshing.
When he took a degree course in Film and Media at Trinity St David, he discovered a passion for the creativity of photography.
His interests include Motorsport, Rally Cross, Water Sports and many other action sports, so his career took him in that direction. Over the years he has been employed by many major companies, including Ford, camera companies including Panasonic and specialist magazines. His skills to get “that special shot” for himself & a company are impressive. It does put him under substantial pressure which then dissolves when he sees the resulting images or film.
His surfing shots were exceptional ! He survived a cyclone in Mozambique while out there filming, recounting the worry about surviving and seeing the damage.
Currently Steven spends much of his time in Switzerland working with The House of Drones , developing further skills in Drone photography. An excellent evening with a very happy audience appreciating Steven’s talents.
Tenby & District Camera Club enjoyed a special presentation this week. Steven Clarey who is from Carmarthen but lives in Tenby, enthralled his audience with stunning photography & video. His story telling accompanying the images was amusing, informative and interesting . His approach and work ethic for photography was refreshing.
When he took a degree course in Film and Media at Trinity St David, he discovered a passion for the creativity of photography.
His interests include Motorsport, Rally Cross, Water Sports and many other action sports, so his career took him in that direction. Over the years he has been employed by many major companies, including Ford, camera companies including Panasonic and specialist magazines. His skills to get “that special shot” for himself & a company are impressive. It does put him under substantial pressure which then dissolves when he sees the resulting images or film.
His surfing shots were exceptional ! He survived a cyclone in Mozambique while out there filming, recounting the worry about surviving and seeing the damage.
Currently Steven spends much of his time in Switzerland working with The House of Drones , developing further skills in Drone photography. An excellent evening with a very happy audience appreciating Steven’s talents.