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Originally from the South of England, I now live in Co. Wicklow and work in Dublin. I started my career in advertising in London before moving to Dublin in 1979; the intended six months stay is now well into its fourth decade.
After working in several advertising agencies, I was a freelance graphic designer and illustrator before leaving the commercial sector altogether. I now express myself visually through photography.
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On the slopes of North Hill, viewed as a sentinel from far out to sea, is Minehead’s Parish Church of St. Michael, approached here by climbing Church Steps between old cob-walled cottages. Rich in history, this church is mostly fourteenth-century although the tower is of a later date, about 1500. From the window in the turret a light is said to have been kept burning all night, shining as a beacon to sailors.
Lokofoto - 10" x 12"
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