Visitors to an exhibition of photographs in January were treated to a kaleidoscope of images hanging on the walls and from the ceiling.
On one wall hung photographs of onions, mini tomatoes and red peppers that had been sliced into parts and shot against a variety of visually stimulating backdrops.
On other walls hung a series of self-portraits that featured an elderly woman captured in an array of jaw-dropping poses: crashing a scooter, flying a broomstick and floating in midair like a ghost.
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