Andrew David Photos

Spotlight On What It's Like In Being A Photographer I have been a photographer  now since   taking photos at the age of 15 therefore my first camera back then was a 35mm,my Dad as it appears to be seen was also a keen photographer and would develop all his own photos by experimenting with various photographic techniques.In 1999 I acquired my first digital camera which was a Kodak DC210 so when you came to taking pictures it was simply point and shoot. As my photography started to improve I then moved up to a Fuji Finepix 602 which at the time i thought was a brilliant camera until i dropped it, but quickly bought a replacement in the form of a Canon Powershot S3 IS these were known as point and shoot camera’s and slightly more advanced than my Kodak DC210 In having lived in Chelmsford now since 2003 and where it was hoped that both me and my late wife could have built a new life together,my interest in photography isn’t what it used to be like despite the fact

i haven't written a new post or shared new art for a while,there are so many different sites that i network on that at times i think is there really a need for me to be on all these places, any way since the sudden passing of my late wife i seemed to have adjusted to there just being me fairly well now.One thing that is taking some getting used to and that is the subject of finding employment again, the last time i properly worked was back in 1997 .Roll forward to where i am now where i am no longer in a caring role i am what one would say back on the radar of being available for work    Seeing that all i ever done is either voluntary or temporary work i am highly skilled in areas like fine art photography,image manipulation,computer animation,graphic and web design,photo-editing      which can be seen under skills on  my  Linkedin profile its like i  lack the experience/qualifications that employers sometimes require when applying for a job within either the graphic des