peter reid
Profile
Born 1946 in Durham, UK, retired from teaching in 2002 and overnight became a student of photography, subsequently gaining MA photography from University of Sunderland. Since then he has developed an interest in Human Rights and their impact upon the life of a photographer. His main research area is European Gothic Architecture. Awarded ARPS 2007
Vist my Bubblesite
Nantes/Brest Canal selected for The Royal Photographic Society’s 2009 Members’ Exhibition
Redbubble Galleries
Architecture
Aviation
Brussels, Belgium
Birds
Bridges
Carcassonne
European Landmarks
Fog
Follies and Grottos
France
French Architecture
Gothic Architecture
Historic Churches
Landscape
Lausanne, Switzerland
London
Narbonne
Nautical
Naval Architecture
Night
Paris
Quillan, Languedoc
Railways
Statues and Sculpture
Streets
Sunderland
Water
Other on-line Galleries:
Artbreak
Artmajeur
Fotodreams
Galleries Online
German On-line Gallery for Fine Arts
Royal Photographic Society
Saatchi Online Gallery
Matters of Conscience
Jean Charles de Menezes
Jacques Bonsergent
Liberty and Human Rights
All images and writings are, unless otherwise stated, copyright with all rights reserved and may not be reproduced in any way whatsoever without the Artist’s express written consent. This notice excludes Image captions, which may be copied, modified and/or distributed freely.
Groups
peter reid hosts follies and grottos, French Architecture , Naval Architecture and Strictly Gothic and is a member of Aeronautics & Aviation, Animal Kingdom, Architectural Photography, Birds Of Prey (3 per day), Bridges, Friends of RedBubble, Historic Churches, Historic Landmarks of Europe, Landscape Photography, Nautical, Night Photography, Photographic France, Railway Art and Photography, Shots in the Fog, Statues and Such, Street Photography and Photojournalism, STUNNING SWITZERLAND and Waterfall Photography.
Journal Entries
Tailgaters Beware
Posted 3 months ago.
Featured Work
Posted 3 months ago.
Featured Work
Posted 4 months ago, 1 comment so far.
Letter to America
Posted 7 months ago, 4 comments so far.
Art
Writing
A Brief History of Notre-Dame de Paris
its scale is enormous and it is the last of the cathedrals to have tribune galleries.
Jean Charles de Menezes Part IV
the Coroner had expressed concerns that officers were allowed to work on their accounts together
Narbonne - an historic note.
Within lie two archiepiscopal tombs: Cardinal Pierre de Jugie, 1376 and Cardinal Briçonnet, 1514.
Carcassonne - an historic note.
‘Il ne faut pas mouris sans avoir vu Carcassonne’ – Gustave Nadaud
Jean Charles de Menezes Part III
It is essential to be clear on this: it is the lie that fosters and promotes the cause of evil.
Jean Charles de Menezes Part II
It behoves us all to remember that in the immediate time period following the death of Mr de Menezes,
