Every photographer comes with there own special and unique flavouring. Rebecca Parker has commented to me that “I am very non-technical by the way. I play by ear.”
Maybe there is a lesson for us all in this comment. Maybe we could do well by allowing more of our creativity to flow by being less technical. I shall let you, the reader, come to your own conclusions.
Rebecca says, “I am a self taught Photographer and Digital Artist, and I live in lovely Pembrey, Carmarthenshire which is approximately a four hour drive from London and Birmingham and two hours from Bristol. At the moment this is still my hobby not my living.
Im not overly keen on studio work 
Id rather be in a beautiful location which there are lots of around here.”
Read about Rebecca’s recent magazine features and view more stunning work.
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