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Dickie Duckett FRPS

 

I have been interested in natural history, particularly birds, since I was a boy, but I did not own a camera until a 5-month posting to the Falkland Islands in 1985 inspired me to buy a Pentax film camera to photograph the wildlife and record my time there. Later I switched to Canon and made the change to digital in 2003.  I still use Canon equipment, but a move to Olympus is likely.

 

Most of my photography is done in the UK but, since retirement in 2001, I have been able to visit a number of countries around the world.  I take images mainly for my own personal satisfaction and enjoyment, but I also enjoy sharing images with NPP members and other like-minded photographers.


I became a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society in 2008 and was a member of the Natural History Distinctions Panel from 2012-2017.  I am also a member of the RPS Nature Group, and the Zoological Photographic Club.  I currently run the NPP Online Folio with help from Mike Lane.

Website - dickieduckett.com

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