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Youghal Strand by David Morrison Taken at Youghal Strand Co. Cork Ireland	Hats by David Morrison Shop Front taken in London	Look the business by David Morrison Shop Front taken in London
Fountain Boy by David Morrison Taken in London Standsalone by Pamela Morrison Taken in Bulawayo Zimbabwe - depicts a young village girl gathering sticks. Her name in english means she who stands alone. A child with no father.	ART EXHIBITION AT CHORAK'S CAFE 122 High Road, East Finchley N2 9ED The photographs are predominantly black & white. There are 28 prints in total being exhibited. Exhibition closes end of May Click on a photo to enlarge	RSC by David Morrison Taken at the RSC season at the Barbican two years ago. Mother & Child by Pamela Morrison Taken in an elephant mountain village in Thailand.
David Morrison born London 1962 of Irish parents. In his teens he returned to Ireland with his family and is now based in Ballybunion, Co. Kerry. There he observes many opportunities to record the barren but beautiful scenes of the West Coast. A self taught photographer with no formal training, he has had his work published in various photographic publications and has undertaken various commercial & artistic commissions. His work has been exhibited in London and Ireland. He has created his own distinctive style without using any cosmetic means. All his photographs are hand-printed in Ireland and tell their own story	Fluteplayer by Pamela Morrison Taken at a northern provence train station in Thailand	Pamela Morrison is 31 years of age. She lives in London and became interested in photography initially shadowing her brother and carrying his camera bags. When travelling she records many of her destinations through the lens and feels a special affinity with faces, capturing people’s characters in the frame. Seeing no need to tamper with the subject she does not adopt any special filtering or lighting techniques. Preferring a simple yet dramatic effect. Pamela is a self taught photographer and is still experimenting with the photographic medium and does not see herself specialising in the near future. She is continually adding to her broad body of work.