Photograph of a man with an umbrella on Cromer pier on a stormy night.
Colour photograph of a Turneresque sky Cromer
Colour photograph of a boat sailing by Cromer on a still summer's night.
Colour photograph of lamplight on the promenade Cromer.
A colour photograph of Cromer pier covered in snow.
Portraits Copy
Photograph of a girl near a convex mirror.
Photograph of a Circus performer.
Black and white photograph of a fisherman smoking.
Norfolk Copy
Photograph of a wind pump on the Norfolk Broads.
Infrared photograph of a tree and St Benets Norfolk.
Abroad Copy
Photograph of white beach huts against a blue sky.
Infrared photograph of apartments in Naples.
Monochromes Copy
Black and white photograph of crashing waves.
Black and white photograph of washing on a Spanish balcony.
Black and white photograph of Cromer pier during a storm.
Barlife Copy
Photograph of an empty bar.
Photograph of a smoke filled bar.
Photograph of a sad looking girl in a bar.
The Other Gallery Copy
Infrared photograph of a dancer, dancing into an aquarium.
Colour photograph of a girl who danced into an aquarium.
Photograph of riders on a misty beach.
Infrared photograph of the Household Cavalry.
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UPDATE

I’ve been neglectful of the site recently. So, just to update you, have a look at New work Oct 2021, I’m very pleased with the opportunity to take photographs in the Suffield Arms near Thorpe Market. I think it will be a useful addition to my Barlife work.

There is also a new Panoramic portfolio – go to Portfolios – Norfolk – and it’s under that heading.

The main body of work in the Portfolio section, includes:

Norfolk: Which has a number of subjects under the heading.

Barlife: A study of the places people go to find others or lose or themselves

Other portfolios are Monochromes, Street Photography, The Hippodrome Circus,
The Household Cavalry, and some other stranger stuff

Hull: My home town. Images from The River we once knew 1971 – a study of the streets, boozers and faces that have quietly drifted away from us

The top image is from a study called ‘Misery’ think Philip Larkin and Stevie Smith on a bad day.

The bottom image is a street study during two days of pouring rain in Genova.

There is more cheerful stuff to be had inside, promise.

email:dmbandb@hotmail.com : telephone: 01263 517118
all images copyright David Morris 

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