I am a freelance photographer, qualified photography tutor and writer. My work has been seen on hundreds of book covers, in magazines as diverse as Penthouse and Country Life and continues to sell as stock photography.
I have also been runner up in the Sunday Telegraph Photographer of the Year competition, winner of the Photography magazine cover girl competition (that’s my photograph – not me personally) and featured in many photo anthologies.
My photographs are available on Fine Art America or as limited editions.
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Biography
I studied photography at the West Surrey College of Art and Design and have worked in the photographic industry for over 40 years.
My career began as holiday camp photographer. Despite being the bottom of the ladder, this was a great introduction to photographing people. It also taught me how to take in focus pictures in the gloom of a club (there was no autofocus in those days) when not totally sober.
I must have liked the dark as my next job was as colour printer in the days when making prints involved darkrooms and smelly, noxious, chemicals.
Eventually, I was allowed out into the light and trained in wedding and portrait photography. A lot of my first clients were dogs (I don’t mean ugly, although some were, I mean four legged pets with a tendency to bark and pee up the background).
Having served my apprenticeship, I ran several portrait and commercial studios in the UK before starting my own business, Viewfinders Photography in the eighties. I photographed everything from motorcycle parts for catalogues, to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Specialising in portrait photography I was one of the first photographers in the UK to specialise in Boudoir Photography. I now concentrate on editorial, portrait and fine art photography. I am a qualified photography tutor and am based in Norfolk in the UK.
Prints from my work are available on Fine Art America
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