Scalefour Forum

I have the pleasure of sharing the Scaleforum 2019 Retrospective, published as part of the Scaleforum 2020 online show.

On a personal note this will also be my last retrospective as editor/publisher. I have enjoyed my run (my first was Scalefour Southwest 2012), and it has been a delight to share so much wonderful photography of our events.

I am indebted to the photographers supplying their work so generously: Danny Cockling, David Brandreth, Eddie Bourne, Philip Hall, Rod Cameron, Steve Carter, Tim Easter and Tim Venton. Thank you for the great material!

When shows 'in person' resume, I am sure we will be looking for someone to publish retrospectives. I think it will be a good opportunity for a fresh approach.

Thank you all for being an appreciative audience.

Thanks for your work on these over the years John. Hopefully an able successor will be lined up in due course.

Thanks for the retrospectives, John. For those of us who cannot make it to the show, it is great to be able to see what we missed. Happily, I have managed to get to three of the last four shows and getting to the next one will not be as exhausting.

I have to reiterate the comments above from David Clift. It is the only way some of the over seas contingent to see the goings on. We all do appreciate all the work you have put into the retrospectives. They are very enjoyable and we do appreciate the time and effort all the photographers and yourself have put in for our enjoyment.

I suspect that Danny (doing a great job there!) will have alot of information and links to put together for this years retrospective.

Thank you all! The 2019 Retrospective is now live.

I thought I'd sent more photos of Balcombe station, but clearly I forgot! Apologies, I'll put some up on here later. (There's been a lot going on.)

Here you go