In my imagery I am intrigued by negative space and how the subject defines this space. What is not in the image is often more important than what is. What is left unsaid is more powerful than what is. Duchamp said he felt art was too much about the hand and not enough about the mind. Art, I feel should be a balance of hand and mind, craft and meaning.

"Happisburgh"- Documentary about a village on the East Coast of England that is slowly falling into the Sea. 22 B&W Photographs

"From the Floral Collection" - Seventeen unique floral images from Richard's ongoing still life study of flowers. Color Piezo prints 22 x 17 inches.

Left full-time education at age eighteen with A-levels in Photography and Art in order to pursue a career in photography. Worked as a hand printer in a colour darkroom for one year then as an assistant for four. Has subsequently returned to education part time and gained a teaching certificate.

Collection of the Ansel Adams Gallery, USA

Richard has worked as an advertising photographer in England since 1992. He has undertaken commissions for national and international clients including The Arts Council, Nissan, Mazda, Chelsea Football Club and British Gas. His images have appeared in a wide range of books and national magazines including France, The Evening Standard, Healthy Eating, Max Power, and Green magazine. Photographic commissions and personal work have taken him all over Europe, to Australia and the USA. His stock photography is represented by Art Directors and Trip photo library. Richard lectures on photography at Lowestoft College, Suffolk, England.