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Ivor Richman was a man who expressed more artistic skills in the little finger of his left hand before breakfast most days than most people do in an entire lifetime. He left us in 1994 with a legacy of images, some of which were gathered by relative, archtect and artist David Davis. Those images were made into a portfolio that was distributed to family members. At the time, which was well before the popularity of the internet and the rise of more affordable digital imaging, these pictures were intended as a way to honour Ivor and for us to remember him. Now that more than a decade has passed, perhaps we can review these images, remember his genius and mourn his memory with joy and the happines he brought to many, both with his photography and with his music. Please contact me if you would like to use these images in a commercial enterprise (they are not royalty-free) but fear not, in a spirit I know Ivor would have approved of, the licence terms are not going to cripple anyones budget or bank balance. |