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ABOUT

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PHOTOGRAPHY

As a Commercial photographer, JAMES KERR is best known for photographing Houses, Gardens, Interiors, & Landscapes.

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His work can also be found in a variety of publications from magazines to coffee table books.

He lives near Stratford upon Avon, UK  and travels nationally and internationally for his work.

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Now semi retired as a photographer in order to  concentrate on his painting, he still works on various commissions and for some retained clients. 

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“I attempt to capture the sublime moments of time and place, endeavouring to create images

that go beyond the purely representational. I seek simplicity and try to impose some order on unruly nature.

I look for the abstracted qualities of geometry and structure that underpin all good works of art.” 

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PUBLISHED WORK AND PROJECTS :

He has three illustrated  coffee table style books on the First World War published -  See published work and a contributor to several more 

This is now his main area of interest with more work in preparation. 

 

Silent Landscape, Battlefields of the Western Front 1914-1918.

Silent Landscape at Gallipoli, The Battlefields of the Dardanelles one hundred years on.

To Our Brothers, Memorials to a Lost Generation of British Schools.  

 

Shakespeare’s Scenery. 

Coffee table book of Warwickshire, Foreword by Judi Dench. Written by Robert Colvile. See published work

 

Private Gardens of England : By Tania Compton and  Little Brown Publishing - contributing photographer.

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Capability Brown Tercentenary Exhibition 2016   - Lenses on a Landscape Genius, contributing photographer.

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Finalist International Garden Photographer of the Year 2011 & 2012. 

National Trust accredited photographer.

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BATTLEFIELD TOURS 

Tours, Workshops and Lectures 

Following the publication of several books on the Great War he is available as a tour guide to the Western Front, Gallipoli, Normandy and Operation Market Garden.

He is happy to talk or teach on a wide range of photographic or Great War related subjects.  see Battlefield Tours 

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