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Quite a while back in the 19080s and 90s I was an editorial photographer covering portrait, documentary and travel work for the likes of The Observer, The Guardian, News International, Woman Magazine, Time Out and Times Educational Supplements. I have also worked on long term photographic contracts for The Nursing Times, The Museums Association and the Usher Gallery. During this period I also produced my own work which has been exhibited widely throughout the UK in group and one person shows.

At the end of the 90s the internet began to eat into the print media market – I could see what was coming! Noticing the slow creep and falling opportunities, I decided to leave London and move back to my home town, Lincoln. Fortunately I landed on my feet and spent 15 years managing the University of Lincoln’s online media from the Marketing Department.

Then, I retired early to go back to photography on my terms…

Current work

Haiku -Will of the people Blue passport of promised land Citizens sold lies
Promised land

Why haiku?