I have enjoyed three career stages, the first working within the audio visual/media production industries from 1972 - 1986. During this time I co-authored a book, "Practical Photography", published by Longmans in 1985, which was the first text book very specifically targeted at teenagers and secondary school pupils studying photography. Mid career, I gained a Degree in Photographic Media Studies, with Special Commendation, from the Harrow College of Art & Design (now part of University of Westminster.)
The second stage was lecturing within creative media education 1986 - 2000, and latterly as a senior manager of creative education as Head of a large Creative Studies Faculty in a central London college, 2000-2005.
The third stage has taken place after my retiring early from full time paid employment in 2005. Since then I have undertaken assignments as a cinema journalist, a consultant and national accreditor to UK University media and film school courses, and a volunteer worker and archivist for a media organisation based at the world famous Pinewood Film Studios.
In this later stage in life, I have now very much returned to pursuing personal photography projects, organising my past archive of work spanning some fifty plus years, and interested in exploring any possible opportunities for collaborative projects, exhibiting work or getting some work published.
Photographer Tinside Lido, Plymouth, UK, 1991