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The Digital Photographs of Andrew D. Hurley MMVII to MMX

by Andrew D. Hurley

Hardcover, Dust Jacket
Full-colour dust jacket over linen cover
Hardcover, ImageWrap
Hardcover book with full-colour design printed directly on the casewrap
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About the Book
I bought my first digital camera in February 2007, a Nikon D80. Over the last three years I have specialised in producing photographs in monochrome, wildlife, portraiture, concerts and live performances, travel and night time and twilight photography.



This book, written especially for Annette Dargan, is a portfolio of my first three years of Digital Photography, MMVII to MMX
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Portfolios
  • Project Option: Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
    # of Pages: 120
  • Publish Date: Mar 04, 2010
  • Keywords william cheung, neil fitzmaurice, Ray Stubbs, republic of ireland, portfolio, monochrome, nature, people, portrait, humour, fun, travel, twilight, night, wildlife, castle, architecture, UNESCO, liverpool, blackpool, ireland, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
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About the Creator
AndrewHurley
Andrew D. Hurley
Wallasey, Wirral, Merseyside, England, UK

Based in Wallasey and a member of Wallasey Amateur Photographic Society since about 1994, I took up photography on New Year's Day 1990 when I went on a skiing holiday in Andorra. I didn't own a camera so I bought one there - a colour 2000 for about £16! I now own 2 Nikon film SLRS, a Nikon D80 and a Bronica film camera. I love travel photography and didn't really get the travel bug until I was in my mid 20's. I mainly travel around Europe but have recently started exploring North Africa. I particularly like mountainous areas, islands and old buildings particularly churches and cathedrals. In my spare time I write travel books and produce photographic portfolios of my work. I am hoping to produce at least 4 books a year 2 of my travels, a yearbook and some local work. Whatever I do I like to add a sense of humour to my work. It is appreciated most of the time! I don't believe everything in life should be so serious after all there is a time to laugh and a time to cry.

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