About Robert Grafenberg . . .

Born: Duchy of Cornwall, UK., 1950.

Now resides: Andalucia.

Robert was presented with his first camera, a Kodak Brownie 44A, at the age of 8 years.

This was followed by a Halina 35X, and subsequently two Minolta SRT 101 35mm bodies and

associated and assorted lenses, ( still in use by him, today!).

He now uses Canon, Minolta, and Fuji digital cameras alongside Olypus 35mm, and the

Minoltas.

Robert was educated, to GCE 'A' Level in Art and Geography, at grammar school in

Penzance, Cornwall, and was greatly influenced by the nearby Newlyn School of Art.

While at school, he was an active member of the 'Photographic Club'.

He was further educated at Westminster College, Oxford, where he trained as a teacher

of Art and Geography. In his second year at the college, Robert was elected to the office

of 'President' of the Photographic Society.

Robert is experienced in many types of photographic work and has undertaken a variety of assignments, from the conventional to the unusual, and is now able to focus on the

production of 'Photo-Graphic Artwork' which can be used for wall-display, in the form of 'Limited Edition' prints, or for specific commercial purposes such as Brochures,

Business Cards, CD labels & inlays, and indeed, the design and production of Web Sites, (of which this is an example.).

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