I will be running photo workshops at The Shoreham Centre again when it is safe to do so. Please email me for further details : steveboylephotos@gmail.com Steve Boyle is an Associate of the Royal Photographic Society I have examples of my own images here. The matching blues and reds of the cyclist taken in Paris, the purple of the street furniture and poster from the South of France. A floral dress and display from the Hampton Court Flower Show and the blue painted planks acting as lead in lines taking the eye to the woman in the blue dress on Hastings Pier.
Life Vice President of Brighton and Hove Camera Club and a widely exhibited photographic lecturer www.instagram.com/shoreham_steve www.facebook.com/ steveboylephotographypage www.flickr. com/photos/shoreham_steve
Exciting times ahead 1st July is the start of the Lions’ year and Adur East Lions new President is Lion Pearl Boyce. Here is her story of why and how she got to this point: “When I moved from London a few years ago, little did I realise within a few years I would have the honour of becoming President of Adur East Lions Club July 2020- June 2021. I’d been a London Ambassador at the 2012 Olympics, so I decided to carry on with my volunteering. A chance meeting with Lion Rose at Shoreham Artisans Market led me to meet a group of like-minded, friendly people helping the local community. In short, we fundraise and redistribute by democratic vote to an often, urgent need within the local community. I’ve never had a plan in life and so it seems fitting that in this ‘strange, new world’ I lead us forward into an unprecedented future. Of course, we have plans but they will be changed and adapted according to needs and requirements.” 18
One thing will be clear and VERY evident – WE ARE LIONS – ‘WE SERVE’ Almost at the same time Adur East Lions welcomed their 30th member – another pair of hands to help. Lion Janette Ward explains why she is a Lion: “I joined the International Lions organisation 21 years ago. I work full time for myself and wanted to volunteer and help others - extremely rewarding and important to me. You have to sacrifice a bit of your ‘downtime’, but this can only be a good thing as you meet, laugh, chat, have fun and make new friends. It really does change your life to give back to your local community- you’ll feel better for it. In these unprecedented times it puts things in prospective. So, come and join us! It can only be a good thing.”
