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Namestuart Harrison Country
United Kingdom
Websitewww.medianotmedioka.pwp.blueyonde... Photographer Level
Enthusiast Photographic Interests
Landscape / Travel
Portraits / People
Sports / Action
Digitally manipulated
Traditional darkroom
Black & White
Nude / Glamour
Fine Art Nude
Street Photography
Night / Low LightJoin Date
16 Oct 2005 - 3:32 PMLast Login Date
18 May 2013 - 12:35 PMFavourite Photographer
Can't remember many, but I do like the great Hollywood potraitsFavourite Book
I only look at the picturesFavourite Record
Anything from the 60s/70s if its played by a bandFavourite Drink
Stones Bitter (none of that real ale shite)Favourite Food
KebabFavourite Location
Derbyshire & BradfieldFavourite Gadget
my camera
Hello fellow photographers, Thanks for taking the time to view my work. Hope you like it.
Constructive critisum for improving my images is always welcome.
Constructive critisum for improving my images is always welcome.
About Me
Well I'm Stuart from Sheffield.
Photography. Well I fell in love with the subject at 14/15 years old and joined the school photography club. This involved using a Practica MTL5B as a camera rather than as a door stop. To think I had the chance to photograph P3 girl Kirsty Palmer back then before she'd even thought of doing glamour modeling. Instead I took pix of my not so good looking best female school pal. So, niave was I to have missed out on such a chance at 15 years old lol.
Any hows, after some deliberance on whether to pursue a carear in engineering or photography I completed a BTEC ND Photography course between 1989-91.
So misguided was I? Engineering would have possible had more money in it. Instead I spent 9 years as a photographic laboratory technician specialising in hand printing. The reality of a photography career is that it's low paid and the types of jobs available tend to be within labs or working for dodgy home visting portrait companies.
Very few students are lucky enough to 'develop' a career at a decent level in photography.
On a more positive note, photography has continued to be my prime hobby which I'm quite sucessfull at. I've always had a keen interest/skill in using IT to produce images and love using Camera Rawn/Photoshop to post edit my images. I initially joined Ephotozine doing b/w processing/printing swearing never to take up digital. But a house stinking of chemicals pursuaded me otherwise.
Please look at my work and I hope you enjoy looking at them as much as I've had producing them.
Photography. Well I fell in love with the subject at 14/15 years old and joined the school photography club. This involved using a Practica MTL5B as a camera rather than as a door stop. To think I had the chance to photograph P3 girl Kirsty Palmer back then before she'd even thought of doing glamour modeling. Instead I took pix of my not so good looking best female school pal. So, niave was I to have missed out on such a chance at 15 years old lol.
Any hows, after some deliberance on whether to pursue a carear in engineering or photography I completed a BTEC ND Photography course between 1989-91.
So misguided was I? Engineering would have possible had more money in it. Instead I spent 9 years as a photographic laboratory technician specialising in hand printing. The reality of a photography career is that it's low paid and the types of jobs available tend to be within labs or working for dodgy home visting portrait companies.
Very few students are lucky enough to 'develop' a career at a decent level in photography.
On a more positive note, photography has continued to be my prime hobby which I'm quite sucessfull at. I've always had a keen interest/skill in using IT to produce images and love using Camera Rawn/Photoshop to post edit my images. I initially joined Ephotozine doing b/w processing/printing swearing never to take up digital. But a house stinking of chemicals pursuaded me otherwise.
Please look at my work and I hope you enjoy looking at them as much as I've had producing them.













