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jameswburke's About Page
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Namejames burke Country
Ireland
Websitewww.biggerpictureweb.com Photographer Level
Professional Photographic Interests
Close-up / Macro
Flowers & Plants
General
Landscape / Travel
Digitally manipulated
Traditional darkroom
Photo Journalism
Black & White
Street PhotographyJoin Date
30 Mar 2002 - 12:00 AMLast Login Date
18 May 2012 - 4:23 PMFavourite Photographer
Henri Cartier-BressonFavourite Book
Henry Williamson
Greetings from Ireland. Most pics taken here.
About Me
Former Hornchurch, Essex man, now living in Kilkenny, SE Ireland, James Burke has had much work published in press and book format. He designs visual websites and does commercial photographic work of all kinds (except for weddings)
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