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Mark Highton-Ridley
 | Biography: Highton-Ridley was born and raised in the Scottish borders and Edinburgh before moving to Plymouth in 1970, aged 11. His interest in photography first took hold as a teenager and after 30 years pursuing other avenues of creativity, he again seriously picked up his camera.
Highton-Ridley's work explores line, texture, structure and pattern in the natural and built environments. His signature work is largely monochrome, often abstract and always a journey.
The BBC featured his photographic essay on Urban Ugliness hailing it as a success in showing Plymouth in a striking and arresting light, provoking and stimulating a response in the viewer.
Country: UK Birthyear: 1959 Galleries: Masa Fine Art Gallery
Martin Bush Abstract Awards: Hotshot - Digital Camera Magazine
BBC Featured Photographer Media: photography Style: abstract Subjects: geometric shapes |
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