When you're first told that you're losing your vision, a lot of thoughts can go through your head. For some people, it means giving up many of the things you're so used to doing and adapting every part of your life to fit into a new reality.
If you're a photographer, you might assume that sight loss would mean the end of your hobby - your passion, even. But this group of Cardiff-based blind and partially sighted photographers have proven that sight loss is no barrier to taking fantastic photos - and have an exhibition in the heart of the capital to prove it.
The exhibition is comprised solely of photos taken by members of Sight Life, formerly Cardiff Institute for the Blind - a charity established in 1865 that helps blind and partially sighted people to live independently and, ultimately, enjoy life. One of the photographers is Andy Busbridge-King, whose life was completely turned around when he realised he could keep taking photos despite his sight loss. You can get more local news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.
