Lenny Smith – FSWPP Grand Master, LMPA, LBIPP – President
As one of only a handful of photographers in the UK to hold a Fellowship Qualification and the only photographer in Scotland to be awarded a Grand Master with the Societies, the largest photographic organisation in Europe it is indeed a great privilege for me to be President of this new and exciting photography group. For years my aim has been to pass on my knowledge and experience in photography to other photographers and help them on their photography journey. As a qualified National and International judge and a lecturer on photography at Moray College I feel I am in a great position to be President of SPG and with the help of a great committee beside me I would like to try and create a group that you the members are proud to be part of.
Brian Mercer – Vice President
To be updated.
Debbie McCulloch LSINWP- Treasurer
I have been doing photography for three years. I have a Canon R5 at present and like photographing Water, Wildlife and Macro. I attended to Moray College beginners and intermediate course after which I then joined SPG.
Ann Blackwood – Secretary
I have been interested in Photography for past three years. I have attended Photography for Beginners course at Moray College and an intermediate Course out and about. This has fuelled my interest. I use a Nikon D3500. I do not have a genre. I like taking pictures of all subjects.
Tony Winfield – Secretary
To be updated.
Chris Thomson – Syllabus Convenor
To be updated
Natalie Taylor – Syllabus Convenor
To be updated.
June Jones – Competition Secretary (Digital)
I am quite new to photography, moving on from being a point and shoot ‘photographer’ in 2018 after joining the club and a few courses at the local college. I currently shoot with a Nikon D5600 and a range of lenses. I do not have a particular genre but enjoy wildlife and getting out and about with my camera.
Paul Scott – Competition Secretary ( Print, Development & External)
I am a local photographer based in Kinloss, regarded locally for my shots of the Northern lights + Findhorn Sunsets. I bought my first DSLR a Nikon D7000 second hand around 7 years ago and have since added a Canon EOS M200 to my kit. Proving that you don’t need the latest equipment to produce beautiful images. You may have seen some of my work in local and mainstream media.
Bill Rennie LSWPP – Website Coordinator
A photographer based in Elgin and originally from Keith, I’ve spent the past ten years developing photography from a casual point‑and‑shoot habit into a serious creative passion. Portrait and fashion work are where I feel most at home, but I’m increasingly drawn to exploring wildlife and landscape photography to broaden my skills and artistic range.
I hold the Licentiate of the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers (LSWPP) with The Society of Photographers—an achievement that reflects my commitment to learning, improving, and producing high‑quality work.
I shoot with Canon, currently using the R6 Mark II paired with a selection of RF lenses and accessories that support both studio and location work.
Keith Kingscott – Social Media
To be updated.
Myra Kingscott – Social Media
To be updated.