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I was born in Northern Ireland and moved to London in the Mid '60's.
I trained as a Graphic Designer and went to work at CDP during the 'Mad Men' era of British Advertising.
By 1968 I was joint Creative Director of Euro Advertising with my partner Robin Wight.

But within a few years I was shooting my own ads and I put down the pencil and picked up the camera.
I have always extolled the virtues of colour in photography, even when it was deeply unfashionable in the 70's and 80's and published a book called 'Colour Prejudice' containing a collection of images that could not work without colour.

Perhaps it was the unbridled, uninhibited use of colour that surrounded me in my youth, that made black and white seem to take itself too seriously or was too removed from real life.

Whatever the reason, the choice came at a time when the world of printed media made its turn in the same direction. As this ripple turned into a wave it has carried me on many a beautiful journey and commission, often to countries that shared this hunger for colour - the Caribbean, Africa the USA. and of course Ireland.

I had my first one man show at Hamilton's Gallery, London in 1984, where I also exhibited in 1992.

'Incidental Images' was shown at the Association of Photographers Gallery, London in 2001 and 'Drive by Shooting' was first exhibited at the Lupe Gallery, London in 2004.
A book of the same name was published in 2004.

I joined with a small group of like minded photographers in 2006 to form a high quality image library called Lensmodern.

My work is in the collections of both The Royal Photographic Society and The National Museum of Photography and I have exhibited at the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition.

I share my life with my clan of creative storytellers, my two children and my wife, Jane.