Jane Munro

I seem to have missed this section in the past - being of an older generation there is probably more to say and write about than the person reading this will have the patience to get through. Although I imagine that, from time to time, some profiles would be quite entertaining. Perhaps all of these self profiles should be collated in the future - it would give us an interesting snapshot of the human condition of our times. How do we perceive ourselves and through which lens do we gaze? This will certainly be more self deprecatory than most, owing to timing of birth in the 1950s when to say anything that might be considered to be remotely self - congratulatory was frowned upon .To push oneself forward or to examine oneself, ( mentally emotionally, morally, physically etc) openly, was considered to be extremely bad mannered. All such self regulation has now of course disappeared and we are almost pariahs for not flaunting our mangled consciousnesses upon the messy floor of social media.
I am a political animal of the female kind of advanced years, sixty seven of them in fact, with addiction in my DNA. Fortunately for me, the substance that coursed the veins of my ancestors took a right turn somewhere along the road and drawing rep...

Tudor Hall School, Banbury, Oxfordshire.
Polytechnic of Central London Riding House Street, W1
( now University of Westminster.) BA Hons Film and Photography.

Cyclops Exhibition 1990
Birmingham Professional Photography Awards 1992
Cairns Gallery, Ronda, Solo Exhibition 2000
'Family, Fantasy & Photography' Still Gallery Edinburgh 2016