Vicki has had work published on numerous occasions, including in the John Muir Trust Wild Nature Yearbook, on the Royal Horticultural Society’s photographic competition publicity material (2002), in Dartmoor Magazine and Cream (an Australian publication) amongst others. Her work has also been used on several websites and to produce a series of prints purchased by a local hospital for a large waiting room. She is currently photographing a garden with several National Collections of plants for their garden archives.

Vicki has held several solo exhibitions since 2001 at places such as the Intel UK headquarters (Swindon), Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital (Exeter), Picture House (Exeter) and has been an exhibitor and organiser in the hugely successful Art Farm Project (near Torquay) in 2003 and 2004 and more recently, taking part in Devon Open Studio's.

I will undertake commissions and have recently started to photograph wedding flowers for clients who want a special addition to their wedding images. Previous commissions include work for ImageMakers,

She has also won several awards for her photography including first and third prizes in the 2001 Royal Horticultural Society’s photo competition and in the North Devon Photographer of the Year awards.

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Biography

Vicki graduated in 1993 from Oxford Brookes University with a B.A. Honours degree in Visual Studies and Cartography. She has always been interested in photography but it was during her degree that her passion for photography as a medium developed. After graduating she dabbled in various different jobs, mostly working with people with disabilities.

In 1998, she left Oxford to see more of the world, living, working and traveling in Australia for 8 months and visiting New Zealand, Indonesia, Nepal and Thailand. Exploring these different countries with their abundance of amazing light and landscapes, plants and culture, rekindled her passion for photography and made her realise that she wanted to pursue a career in it.

Since returning to this country in 2000, she returned to the West Country to live and worked part time with people with disabilities and the elderly, using her spare time to further my photography.

She is now pursuing photography as well as being Mum to daughters' Amber and Leila, chief walker to their very elderly and nearly senile dog Frodo and (last but not least!) wife and business partner to busy husband, Jim!