David Norfolk ARPS

I have been an amateur photographer for many years, and was taught colour darkroom in Australia. I now take photographs professionally for my articles and work digitally - the abstract photography I like is much less clumsy on the PC. I have achieved my ARPS Distinction with the Royal Photographic Society.

Contact me if you want to buy my mounted, hand-printed images. Reduced-size machine prints of some of my work can be obtained through my Photobox Pro gallery.

I like the work of William Eggleston and finding beauty in the mundane; George Pollock; Lee Miller; and Man Ray (amongst many others) - although, I'm really trying to make my own style. I strongly believe that the camera is most fun when it is "telling lies" (although however weird the photo, it should - I think - always be based on light from the real world). Paradoxically, creating alternative realities is much harder in these days of Photoshop than it was when I just had to re-photograph my darkroom creations onto Kodachrome to achieve "reality".

Find me on Flickr as David_Norfolk - I run the "Friends of RPS-WR" group for the RPS Western Region (and I'm also on its committee).

I have a BSc in Chemistry. I am a member of the Royal Photographic Society (LRPS and ARPS), the Britsh Computer Society (CITP), the National Union of Journalists and the Institute of Directors.