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1945 (Twickenham) He is a creative photographer and visual consultant. He is firmly established as one of east London's well-known social documentary photographers. He specializes in documenting change - varying from the inner city in London to rural scenes in Eastern Europe.
He studied at Whitechapel Art Gallery in 1955-1959 and in Brighton College of Education in 1965-68. Between 1979-91 he worked for the Novosti Press Agency. In 1989 he received a Certificate in Photography at the City & Guilds of London Institute. Since 1990 he has been a member of the Royal Photographic Society
and a visiting lecturer at Redbridge College. In 1992 he was an international guest photographer at Hungarian Social Documentary Photographers' School; presented guest lectures in Germany, Hungary and Russia.
In 1996-1997 he was an international Guest Photographer at Hungarian Fine Artists' Summer School. Between 1998-2000 he presented three summer workshop in Hungary.
Solo exhibitions: 1985-86: The 1984/5 Miners Strike, City of Stoke-on-Trent, Hanley Museum; 1991: Housing Progress in Waltham Forest, an exhibition mounted for the Governments' Department of the Environment, 1992-93-94: Three Hours, Two Markets, Cultural Centre, Baja; Lloyd Park Theatre, London; Redbridge Arts Showcase, London; 1995: All the World's a Stage, József Katona Theatre, Kecskemét; 1996: People Like Us, Zerbst Cultural Centre, Germany; 1997: Striking Images, Carrington & Partners Ltd. London; 1998: One Week in Summer, Zerbst Cultural Festival, Germany; touring Hungary; 1999: Keleti, University of East London; Barking, Essex |
