Links

My links tend to be to photography friends or to people or organisations that I particularly like who have perhaps inspired me or provided a particularly excellent service. Please note - I will not respond to unsolicited system generated 'link exchange' requests.
Ron Reeder
Ron and Judy (see next link) both make wonderful images. Ron has explored the world of opportunities opened up by digital technologies allied to traditional processes. He creates fabulous and fantasic images (as in fables and fantasies) with his various alternative processes.
Judy Roan
Judy and Ron (see previous link) both make wonderful images. Judy has an exceptionally keen eye for composition and her printed work is stunning, especially her bird studies which are simply beautiful.
Roy Harrington
I first met Roy on a week long photographic workshop in Utah in 2003. He has some wonderful images of the American landscape and some fine steam train images too. And ..., he has developed printer software that enables the most superb black and white prints to be produced - way exceeding the printer driver software provided by Epson. Follow this link for Roy's QTR software or the link on his website.
Mike Rosenberg
Mike is a master printer in the finest tradition who I first met on an Anasazi workshop with Don Kirby in Utah a few years ago. We've shared a number of photo trips over the last few years.
Mike Askew
Mike lives in Texas though we met when he lived for a year (92/93) in the UK. We share very similar photographic interests as his web site will testify. Some of our images may seem very similar; not surprising really as we may have been standing just a few feet apart when they were taken!
Don Kirby
Don led the 2001 and 2003 Anasazi workshops and expeditions. He’s a real master photographer. Don and Joan, his partner, provided me with real inspiration and direction and completely refreshed my photgraphic drive at their workshops.
Dave Butcher
I worked with Dave at Ilford many years ago. He’s a keen walker and mountain photographer, has published two books of his work entitled “High Light” and “Peak Light” and has a very active business running photography courses.
Dick Dokas
Dick is an inspirational 10x8 photographer and master silver printer. Seeing some of his cathedral images for the first time a few years ago contributed to my own burgeoning interest in that subject area.
Tony Howell
Tony has similar photographic interests to me - in colour. After meeting on a beach in Cornwall several years ago we discovered that we seem to visit some of the same places - around the world.
Tyler Boley
Tyler is a pioneer in the field of inkjet photographic printing. As well as being a superb photographer in his own right he runs "Custom Digital" a highly professional high quality printing service base in Seattle. His own personal work is linked here.
My Cotswold Way PhotoBlog
I'm walking the Cotswold Way between Chipping Campden and Bath with my large format 5x4 camera and photographing whatever inspires or interests me along the way. I started on my 60th birthday in May 2009 and will be finished ... sometime? The link (above) is to my photoblog of the whole experience. And this link opens a new window to just the b&w images from the walk here in the gallery.
LensWork
Photography and the Creative Process. If you're at all interested in photography - particularly in B&W - LensWork ought to be right at the top of your publications priority list.
UKLandscape
A site devoted to landscape photography of the British Isles. I have a page of images on that site.
The Cloud Appreciation Society
The name tells you all. Clouds are a photographic subject entirely in their own right, not just as 'props' for landscape pictures. I have a few images in their gallery.
Andalucian Adventures
Photography holidays in Spain, Italy, Morocco and India and photography courses in the Cotswolds.