In Memory of Bob Hindley
It is with sadness we received the news that Bob had lost his fight against Pancreatic Cancer on the 9th of June 2025
Bob used to work in IT and security, he was keen amateur photographer and former member of Yorkshire Monochrome Group. Being introduced to the UPP Print Circle 2/25 by Tony Elliott in April 2017. Bob enjoyed success in his Circle with prints from his trips to India which he greatly enjoyed with his wife Jean.
This print ‘Hebron Pohe’ gained a Highly Commended Award in the UPP Annual Competition last year.
Bob liked to produce books, he put together the group's 25th anniversary book in 2023, and booklets of portraits taken on his travels in India, including ‘Gujarat Faces’ from a visit to India in 2019. He had a small booklet printed "Indian Faces" in 2020 and gave copies to each of the circle members
In 2020 he published a book ‘Mossley’, the images reflected the character of the town where he lived, the landscapes and individuals who lived or worked in the town.
His fellow members have called him ‘a kind and thoughtful man’.
We send our condolences to his wife Jean
Sourced from: fellow members of C.2/25 and
https://www.tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk/2021/01/14/mossley-through-the-lens/
It is with sadness we received the news that Bob had lost his fight against Pancreatic Cancer on the 9th of June 2025
Bob used to work in IT and security, he was keen amateur photographer and former member of Yorkshire Monochrome Group. Being introduced to the UPP Print Circle 2/25 by Tony Elliott in April 2017. Bob enjoyed success in his Circle with prints from his trips to India which he greatly enjoyed with his wife Jean.
This print ‘Hebron Pohe’ gained a Highly Commended Award in the UPP Annual Competition last year.
Bob liked to produce books, he put together the group's 25th anniversary book in 2023, and booklets of portraits taken on his travels in India, including ‘Gujarat Faces’ from a visit to India in 2019. He had a small booklet printed "Indian Faces" in 2020 and gave copies to each of the circle members
In 2020 he published a book ‘Mossley’, the images reflected the character of the town where he lived, the landscapes and individuals who lived or worked in the town.
His fellow members have called him ‘a kind and thoughtful man’.
We send our condolences to his wife Jean
Sourced from: fellow members of C.2/25 and
https://www.tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk/2021/01/14/mossley-through-the-lens/
