Photography started for me in my early teens with an Ensign Fulvue camera. Like most people, my involvement took a back seat with the start of a family, but my interest never waned.

At the end of the 70s I got seriously involved by joining the Ordnance Survey Photographic Society, initially with slides before moving onto printing, my main love. I joined SCC in 1988.

I have a very catholic approach to photography. I take a wide range of images, specialising in no particular branch of the art. I am stimulated by pictures that say something, and how I print enables me to express my feelings about places or situations.
I now produce my prints digitally, but I regard the technology as secondary. The image is more important to me.

I was honoured to be President of the club a few years ago, and have been fortunate enough to have been asked to lecture and judge around the country and to have been one of the RPS Visual Arts Distinction Panel members for the past ten years.