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Friday 16th May 2008  GMT 

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swpp member Alan CarvilleAlan Carville

Alan Carville is an award winning, internationally published and exhibited photographer located on the islands of Malta.
Specializing in architectural interior and exteriors, his work has been exhibited in Canada, America, England, Malta, Australia, Japan, Egypt and China. His work is published monthly in leading local interior magazines.

Coming from an education background he has twice been awarded educator of the year. Establishing himself as one of the leading architectural photographic identities in the region, he is a recipient of the SWPP and BPPA Overseas Architectural Photographer of the year and Overseas Commercial photographer of the year. Alan continues to work on architectural assignments for the European, Maltese and Middle Eastern markets

Alan Carville has an Exhibition here.

Alan's Programme

Architectural Photography in the Digital age (Masterclass)

 

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