Richard Murch
Profile
Richard has had a life long connection with computers, photography and Art. He wrote his first computer program in 1969, had a PC in 1978, when they barely existed. When the digital revolution came along in mid 1990s this continued to challenge his curiosity and he embraced this technology at an early time.
Born and educated in the United Kingdom, he traveled and lived overseas for many years and returns to his native England frequently. He now lives in the United States. His travels in the last 30 years have taken him to the four corners of the globe and his camera has been at his side. He now has a substantial portfolio library of images. His artistic interests are wide and varied such as nature, water, oceans, clouds and landscapes of many other types. Richards background in computers helped him understand at an early time the value of software used in creating artistic works. He uses many types of software, filters and has built his custom designed software algorithms that produce an outstanding quality of work. He is a proponent, advocate, and practitioner of the new skill of Fine Art Photography
His past clients include Shell Oil (his images have been used in their annual Executive diaries for many years), a private bank, and many individual clients in the United States, Europe and Japan. Recently, several art boutiques in New York State are selling his work.
Groups
Richard Murch hosts Mature Woman and is a member of friends of redbubble, Masterpiece: Photography, The Artistic Nude and Windows and Doors.
Journal Entries
~~~'Down the Line -- Added to the Featured Page~~~~
Posted 5 months ago, 4 comments so far.
2008 Started Well.....~~~~ With Sales
Posted 6 months ago, 1 comment so far.
~~~~ Sales Made Today ~~~~
Posted 7 months ago, 3 comments so far.
In Flanders Field
Posted 8 months ago, 1 comment so far.
Art
Writings
Darfur... <<< Death Continues
Conflict and insecurity continuein Darfur, as arms and armed groups continued to proliferate. Some 280,000 people were newly displaced. The UN Security Council voted unanimously in July for a 26,000-s…













