About Blog
Personal Resume.
I hope you have enjoyed visiting my website, before leaving please permit me to tell you a bit about myself.
I have spent all my working life in the construction industry which has provided me with the vehicle to travel the world, climb a few mountains and take lots of photographs along the way. I still visit and climb in the Alps, have climbed in East Africa and the Greater ranges of Nepal and Pakistan along with the lesser known Zagros mountains of Iran and the Al Hajr mountains of the Arabian Peninsula.
I have lived and worked in East Africa, most countries of the Middle East and SE Asia and the rarely visited Falkland Islands.
I am an ex-President of Lancaster Photographic Society, an Associate of the Royal Photographic Society, a member of the Outdoor Writers and Photographers Guild and a holder of the International Mountain Leader Award. I am also an elected member of the Executive Committee for the Austrian Alpine Club Sektion Britannia in the capacity of Alpine Representative.
My business interests are best decribed as anything to do with mountains and stock photography.
Please get in touch if you have any specific requirements. Thank you for visiting.
Diary and Blog
Summer is now with us and all the trees are in full leaf, so much so that there will not be much to photograph until Autumn.
In June we had a good tour with our friends from the Western Front Association, visiting France and the Normandy beaches of the D-Day landings from the Second World War that was successful enough for me to add another page in the photography section.
With July on us, my attention now is firmly with the group I will be leading from the Austrian Alpine Club for our hut to hut tour of the Stubai mountains first undertaking the Stubai Round, followed by the Glacier Route.
My plans to get a group together for a five week trip across the Karakoram in Pakistan for 2011 appear at present to be scuppered, as the Taliban have blown up the Shalimar Hotel in Rawalpindi (that we would have been staying at on the way in and out) and the UK-FO are advising not to travel to the NFD region of Pakistan unless necessary. If you are interested, get in touch but don't tell the Taliban?
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