David first used his father’s box camera when on holiday in Cornwall aged 11. Several years later he began making contact prints from black and whiter films from the very same camera after a visit to France. At 21 he was given a 35mm camera which led to using colour transparency film to produce slides. At this time David joined Beckenham Photographic Society and began making monochrome enlargements for club competitions, he then went on to join the Royal Photographic Society in 1972 and four years later gained an Associateship. Within the Society he joined the committee of the Colour Group and has served in various offices including seven years as Chairman. In 1998 a panel of fifteen colour prints gained him the distinction of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain.

Now retired David is free to follow his hobby and take on photographic projects from time to time. Digital cameras have now taken over from film with prints made using a computer and inkjet printer. This exhibition catalogues David’s travels through eight countries and he hopes you will enjoy the results!

All mounted and framed works in this exhibition are for sale.