After gaining a First Class Honours degree in Computer Science I worked for computer manufacturers both in the UK and the USA.
Later I took an MBA which then opened up new career paths in marketing and later in consultancy but always with a sprinkling of technology. My later experiences extended from managing a European wide professional consultancy organisation to several venture capital funded startups.
My interests are travelling, technology, music and of course photography (street photography, black and white images, recording street art and photographing planes). All of these interests plus the odd post about social media you will find represented on this website.
We caught COVID in March 2022 while we were visiting the Isle of Wight. The after effects (long COVID?) has meant that concentrating on editing images or even writing travel blogs has been on hold for quite a while – hopefully during 2025 I will be able to “catch up” and even begin entering international salons again.
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International Salons and Exhibitions
During the first COVID lockdowns in 2020 I started to enter photographic salons from around the world. The individual images that gained an Acceptance in these salons can be seen via the top level menu “Acceptances”. Plus I blog a record of each salon entered using the category “Salons and Exhibitions”.
Licentiate of the Royal Photographic Society
In November 2019 I achieved the distinction of Licentiate of the Royal Photographic Society.
Credit Award of the PAGB (CPAGB)
In May 2024 I achieved the Credit Award of the PAGB.
My external links
And this is my dedicated street art profile on Instagram (@street_art_from_ian)
Camera Club Activities
To help improve my photography I joined Bracknell Camera Club in 2015. After joining the club committee I was Judge Liaison for one season, which meant booking judges for competitions; then I was Programme Secretary for five more seasons, which meant timetabling the season and booking 16 or 17 speakers for each season. Plus I looked after the club’s social media and was the webmaster for the club. During the COVID lockdowns, my role as Programme Secretary at the club changed as then I had to rearrange all the programmes and find replacement speakers who could use Zoom to present their talks.
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As an Amazon Associate, I earn payment from any qualifying purchases from links that are occasionally displayed in my posts.