Nigel Walker
Nigel Walker usually describes himself as an artist who uses a camera. He has worked in documentary styles, for instance recording the making of the sculpture commemorating lost trawlermen in St Andrew’s Quay, in social issues, such as The Red Dress and Dissonance as well as travel, still life and landscape photography.
He agrees with American photographer Robert Adams who believes a great photograph is the right mixture of geography, autobiography and metaphor.
Nigel has shown work in both group shows and solo exhibitions as well as acting as a curator, mentor and frequent speaker on aspects of photography.
Get Creative
Buy a workshop experience as a gift!
From jewellery making to basket weaving, learning new upholstery skills and fabric printing, or illustrating with watercolours, a Ropewalk workshop can be the perfect gift for someone to indulge their creative side.