The Photographer
My earliest photographic memories come from the 70s. I’d watch my uncle shoot mono film then hide away in his safe-lit darkroom. The whole process, from shutter click to crisp, stinky paper photograph was pure magic to my inquisitive little (analogue) eyes.
That was the spark that led to my fist camera, my precious Halina 110 Telemaster Flash. Years later, I progressed to 35mm with a faulty Olympus OM10 & in 1995 I invested, heavily! My weapon of choice; the Nikon F70 & fast glass. That’s when I saw light for the first time.
Eventually DSLRs arrived and I remained mostly loyal to Nikon (lately the D7200), until 2018 when I tentatively moved to Sony & the small form, lightweight, mirrorless tech.
With a passion for nature & living in the heart of what was ancient Sherwood, I could be nothing but a landscape/creative photographer. Today, this is my challenge, my ambition, my frustration & my joy.
My truth is; there is no right and wrong.. and in the words of Anaïs Nin ;
We don’t see things as they are, we see them as we are.