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About David Wilkins Photography

Glad You're Here! Let Me Introduce Myself .. 

I began my photography journey when I was 15 or so back in high school .. the good old days when film was used & creating your images was achieved under the glow of a red light in the darkroom.

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My first camera was a Ricoh, I can't remember the model, but I do remember being really proud of it & my small collection of Tamron lenses.

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Eventually I saved enough money & bought a Nikon SLR as well as some tasty Nikon lenses.

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Most of my adult life has been spent between Australia & the UK, which was great fun as well as providing travel & photographic opportunities in other places around the world.

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As well as geographically, life can take you on many journeys & the photography got left behind for a while.

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In the last few years I've been rediscovering the joy & creativity that photography brings, this time in the digital world .. & I gotta say .. I love it!

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Although I grew up & cut my teeth with the chemical process, I find digital cameras & processing software allows for so much more creativity.

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I'm definitely not a purist, but I'm also not into manipulating images too far beyond the original scene.

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I personally find the digital aspect allows for a greater interpretation & the ability to convey the mood & vision that I have for a photograph.

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I'll photograph anything that catches my eye & I'm a sucker for old cars & derelict buildings.

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But the most enjoyable as well as challenging subject is Nature .. I love getting out & trying to do justice to the amazing natural world that surrounds us.

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Another wonderful aspect of digital photography is the way it can be shared more easily, not only online, but images, whether your own or somebody else's,  can be printed & delivered to your door with a few clicks of a mouse.

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Digital images, as well as offering amazing print quality, can also be printed to a variety of mediums which can be proudly displayed on the walls in your home.

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