hiero's welcome

"I think the best pictures are often on the edges of any situation, I don't find photographing the situation nearly as interesting as photographing the edges."

William Albert Allard (American Photographer Master Series)

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I did not go out of my way to pursue photography as a pastime or, indeed, a hobby. It just happened. I am still unsure of the exact day that I took my first picture (although I am certain that it was captured using my £35 mobile phone). In fact the last few years have been something of a blur. Certain traumatic experiences; the loss of a loved one and dramatic changes to my way of life undoubtedly contributed to the lack of clarity I experienced. Perhaps the pictures I have taken have helped me acquire a degree of focus. Much like the subtle adjustment of the camera lens; my mind cried out for some gentle fine tuning. My images are the result of a quiet period. Introverted even. When all those close to my heart spoke in a foreign language. I didn't understand their alien words. I could not translate the guidance and advice they offered. In hindsight, I don't think I even wanted to. Nothing mattered for a long, long time. Things do matter now. Hieronymus Bosch Sept 2009

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the photographs

I shall be eternally grateful to Mr Lindon (a fine photographer) who continuously encouraged, advised, assisted and motivated me. Cheers Boss! Please take the time to have a look at his fabulous work.

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