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Rover © Graham Parish 2008
Graham studied photography at Salisbury College of Art between 1979-81, his first freelance commission as a photographer was in 1983. This was an assignment at an American Express travel conference in Schvenigen nr The Hague in the Netherlands. He first came to Bristol in 1984 to assist an advertising photographer specialising in food photography. In recent years he has been regularly commissioned to photograph people & places within the environment while continuing with advertising work. He says: "The most interesting aspect of being a photographer is the fantastic variety of people you have the chance to meet and the beautiful places you see. As time passes I have found an increasing affinity with the landscape and try to spend more & more time in this environment."
Links to more of Graham's work:
Another View: (after clicking on this link to the Southwest Protected Landscapes Forum scroll down to MENDIP/QUANTOCK HILLS AONB). The exhibition 'Another View' - featuring images from the most beautiful parts of the South West are on tour as part of a campaign to raise awareness about the wide-ranging importance of the region’s finest landscapes. The exhibition features photographs taken in the South West’s 12 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) & demonstrate the lifestyles and the livelihoods they support.
Graham's workshops (click here if you'd like to find out more about Graham's workshops)
Another View: (after clicking on this link to the Southwest Protected Landscapes Forum scroll down to MENDIP/QUANTOCK HILLS AONB). The exhibition 'Another View' - featuring images from the most beautiful parts of the South West are on tour as part of a campaign to raise awareness about the wide-ranging importance of the region’s finest landscapes. The exhibition features photographs taken in the South West’s 12 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) & demonstrate the lifestyles and the livelihoods they support.
Graham's workshops (click here if you'd like to find out more about Graham's workshops)