Four Decades of Qualified Professional Photography with books on Royal Coffee Tables. . Approaching 40 years as a full-time professional following four years in photographic higher education at Falmouth School of Art and then the University of Westminster (Harrow, London). Originally an editorial & documentary photographer I worked primarily for the yachting press but also for titles such Country Life & Country Living. Clients included National Trust, Forestry Commission, National Grid, First Hydro (HEP), S4C, ITV and very recently on a large exhibition project for the NHS. . Twenty years ago, I set up my own town centre studio which soon became popular as a gallery for my work. In 2005 I moved to a larger photo-gallery which has proved successful and enables me to select client projects that I find fascinating or ethically important. I’ve numerous photographic awards but ultimately the gallery survives on real-world collectors. . I've become (literally) immersed in maritime photography and am in the sea at some point every day, shooting images of seascapes, swimmers, water users & watercraft. I have given up my studio to make way for a fourth gallery, but I still love shooting ‘honest’ location portraits and would like to shoot more documentary work again. . I've featured frequently on TV & radio, most recently on ITV’s “The Island Strait” series where I was filmed for a year to record a year in my photographic life influenced by the unique Menai Strait that separates Anglesey from mainland Wales. . Interviews about my work have appeared in numerous magazines and publications over the decades but I'm particularly pleased to have published five books of my work, two of which, "Anglesey Landscapes" Volumes 1 & 2 were bought by the Prime Minister as a Royal wedding gift for Prince William and Catherine Middleton. I've won numerous national and international awards for my landscape images but also more recently for my nudes-in-landscape work.