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of all photos and text on this website - please refer to the copyright
and conditions of use page for more information.
I have a stock
photo order form if you want to buy a photograph for a book, magazine,
website or other type of publication, and there's also a print
order form if you want to buy a print of one of my photos.
If you have corrections
to items on the site, or you just want to contact me, then feel free to
email me at this address:
(to cut down on the
50 or so pieces of junk email I receive every day, the email address shown
above is actually an image - it can't be copied and pasted, it has to be
manually typed in)
If you do contact
me then please provide a meaningful subject line for the email, if it says
something vague like "hi" or "question for you" then it will probably end
up unopened in the trash can as spam.
I was born and grew
up in New Zealand, but since November of 1997 I've been living and working
in the USA as a contractor software engineer. As a contractor,
I've moved around a lot, usually by U-hauling
myself from one city to another. This is why I've been
able to spend time in San Diego, Northern Virginia, Chicago, Northern New
Jersey and Los Angeles.
All of my
family is either in New Zealand, or in the United Kingdom, which is
where my parents came from. The exception to this is my cousin
Duncan, who is living and teaching English in Japan. My father
was an only child, but my mother is the oldest of thirteen, which means
that I have about a million aunts, uncles and cousins in the UK, none of
whom I've ever met! I don't even know the names of any of these
cousins, or most of the aunts and uncles. Two of my aunts,
Jenny and Margaret, moved to New Zealand after my mother, so I know them.
As you probably know
if you've looked around this website,
I'm very interested in photography,
and this interest is tied in closely with my other interests - travel,
airshows
and aircraft museums, and
wildlife in its various forms, including birds,
insects,
reptiles,
mammals, amphibians and
the underwater
world.
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