'Twinkle-eyed and giant-hearted' local news photographer dies at 76
Briefly

Peter Beal, a dedicated photographer for the Hendon Times for nearly 50 years, passed away at 76, leaving behind a legacy cherished by family, friends, and colleagues. Known for his infectious spirit, Beal made an indelible mark on local news and photography. His early passion turned a room in his home into a darkroom, capturing life around him. Colleagues remembered his humility, reliability, and sense of humor, alongside an enduring love for photography, embracing change while cherishing the artistry of his craft even as technology evolved.
His legacy lives on in the countless photographs that shaped local news, highlighting the stories and events of the community over decades.
Peter's infectious sense of fun, humility, and dedication to photography made him a beloved figure among friends and colleagues.
He was hard-working, had a great sense of humour and was caring and helpful to everyone he met, leaving a lasting impact.
Despite missing the old darkroom days, he embraced the digital era while maintaining an unwavering passion for capturing moments.
Read at www.times-series.co.uk
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