Ken Simcox

I've been involved in photography for over sixty years, starting with developing 120 size orthochromatic films by the "see-saw" method in a dish of Johnson's Pactum MQ developer and then contact printing.

Most of my working life was spent as a Research and Development engineer in the aerospace industry. I am therefore an inveterate "tinkerer and fiddler".

I've been a committee member of Tamworth Photographic Club for many years and now an honorary member, which I hold in high regard.

The advent of digital photography was great, particularly printing - no more darkroom work. I still enter club competitions and look forward to the day when all external competitions have a "projected digital image" section, I might even enter.

I am currently interested in the "fine art" sphere of photography, and I hope my soubriquet might well be "The Artful Dodger".

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Monochrome
Angles Barge Wreck Church Near Tintagel Corn Donna Fashion Figure Study Fish Hunting Just a Tree Lake Jetty Last Train Sleep Studio Portrait Sunlit Hollow The Onlooker Tree With Cloud Watendlath Watendlath

Colour
Approach to Foxton Locks Autumn Chinese Lantern Dancer on Beach Dried Flower Seed Horse Stampede Hosta Leaf Curled Iceplant Lamplight Odd One Peeling Paint Purple Pastiche Purple and White Red McGregor Seahorses Stream Studio Portrait The Glory That Once Was The Shrines Triptych Wading Water Music Waterfall Knight Errant White Sails