Bruce Bickerton is a keen photographer.

Since 1986, when my father very generously donated his Canon A1 and lens kits to me, I've embraced the art of photography, initially focusing on the classic 35mm slide format, before becoming a 'reluctant' digital convert in the past few years.

So what makes a good photographer? Personally, I believe it's an eye for colour, detail, angles and noticing inanimate objects; a skill in composition.

I usually work my imagery into my design work at little extra cost, and most of my work is available for commission. I'm proud to boast that my work has been shown at both the Tate Modern and the Tate Britain in Central London amongst other places.

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