About Norfolk based photographer John Duckett
John Duckett is a Norfolk based UK landscape photographer who has been working on a semi-professional basis since 2004. John has previously held numerous exhibitions, published books, run workshops and undertaken commercial assignments involving Norfolk photography. His prints and books have been sold throughout the UK as well as turning up as far afield as the USA and Australia. John now concentrates purely on his online presence with sales of prints via 'PicFair', commercial images via image libraries (PicFair included) and running his ‘The Silent Photographer’ YouTube channel.
John Duckett specialises in photography of the Norfolk Coast, Broads and Countryside. Over the years John’s photographs have appeared in magazines, calendars and books, as well as on greetings cards, brochures and websites. He has produced work for clients as diverse as the National Trust and Shell UK to local Bed & Breakfasts and small artisan bakers. His fine-art photography has made it as far as France, Spain, Canada and the USA, as well as Australia and New Zealand and lead to him being Highly Commended in the Landscape Photographer of the Year competition 2011, with his image being published in the 2011 book and included in the London exhibition. He has previously published 3 books of Norfolk photographs in partnership with Halsgrove and had images used by Woodfordes Brewery.
John Duckett specialises in photography of the Norfolk Coast, Broads and Countryside. Over the years John’s photographs have appeared in magazines, calendars and books, as well as on greetings cards, brochures and websites. He has produced work for clients as diverse as the National Trust and Shell UK to local Bed & Breakfasts and small artisan bakers. His fine-art photography has made it as far as France, Spain, Canada and the USA, as well as Australia and New Zealand and lead to him being Highly Commended in the Landscape Photographer of the Year competition 2011, with his image being published in the 2011 book and included in the London exhibition. He has previously published 3 books of Norfolk photographs in partnership with Halsgrove and had images used by Woodfordes Brewery.