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It was at school helping a friend develop a roll of film that Nic Barlow was immediately hooked by photography. Consequently, he took a degree in graphic design at the Bath Academy of Art and then moved to London as a freelance photographer. Thanks to a book about life at Eton College which featured his photographs (Eton Days published by Lund Humphries), he began to get commissions from magazines such as Vogues Hommes, Harpers & Queen, Town & Country, Geo Magazine, Newsweek, Tatler and The Sunday Times.
He has produced many books on subjects that include German follies, A Celebration of champagne, Chatsworth Estate, Scottish border ballads, Small London museums and The Illustrated Mrs Beeton.
He has also had six one-man exhibitions: The Rebecca Hossack Gallery (2001), The Oxo Tower Gallery (2003), Edinburgh Botanical Gardens (2007), Birmingham Botanical Gardens (2007), Petworth House (2008) and The Brighton and Hove Museum (2009).
He has produced many books on subjects that include German follies, A Celebration of champagne, Chatsworth Estate, Scottish border ballads, Small London museums and The Illustrated Mrs Beeton.
He has also had six one-man exhibitions: The Rebecca Hossack Gallery (2001), The Oxo Tower Gallery (2003), Edinburgh Botanical Gardens (2007), Birmingham Botanical Gardens (2007), Petworth House (2008) and The Brighton and Hove Museum (2009).
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