Bryan Rutledge was a photographer in the Ulster Museum for 28 years and since taking early retirement in 2006, is now a Museum & Heritage photographer for a wide range of organisations including The National Museum in Dublin, the Northern Ireland War Memorial & the National Trust, just to mention a few. 
Bryan will explore the lives and work of a number of the principal war photographers whose bravery and skill led to the production of a range of powerful and iconic images of WWI.
It will focus on the photography as seen from a photographer’s point of view, what could be photographed, what equipment did they use, who took photographs and what happened to the photographs.
Roe Valley Arts And Cultural Centre Feb12th 7.30pm.
Free admission, however advance booking is essential.
24 Main Street, Limavady, Box Office + Enquiries: 028 7776 0650
