I picked up my first ‘serious' film camera in my late teens to photograph Rock Bands and then a little later, landscapes and wildlife. In those days, film and processing were expensive so I supplemented my hobby by capturing the odd wedding, baby photos, portraits and creating portfolios for people in my home studio.
After many years, I took a break as a photographer.
About 10 years ago, an unusual opportunity arose,I then realised how much I missed being a photographer and the pleasure it gave me.
Rejuvenated, I threw myself back into landscape and wildlife photography and I have never looked back.
In 2018, Barney our Golden Retriever, joined our lives and my photography took a very noticeable turn down the path of capturing our 4-legged-friends and their families. This is something I'm very passionate about and I strive to get the picture people want. So, if you are ever up in the North East and see a photographer lying flat out in the mud or up to his thighs in water, taking dog photos, the chances are it will be me trying to get that perfect action shot. Please stop and say, 'Hi', or give a friendly wave.
Connect with Derek Henderson Photography
💡 Tip: Mention you found this photographer via The Society of International Travel and Tourism Photographers when enquiring.
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If a file locking problem, make sure the directory this script resides in is writable. Note, the directory does not have to be writable for the script to write to files, only for it to create files. File creation is required for proper file locking.
Windows NT systems:
sponsorban.cgi must be writable and accessible by the script
banner.cgi must be able to write to files and create files
On some NT systems, the variable near the top of banner.cgi must be set. It is currently set as follows:
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Note that under most systems, "." is fine. This specifies that it is set to the current directory. However, some NT systems require the full server path. Contact your system administrator to find the full path to your cgi-bin directory.
If you still have trouble, contact Banner@linc2u.com and I will attempt to help.
If a file locking problem, make sure the directory this script resides in is writable. Note, the directory does not have to be writable for the script to write to files, only for it to create files. File creation is required for proper file locking.
Windows NT systems:
sponsorban.cgi must be writable and accessible by the script
banner.cgi must be able to write to files and create files
On some NT systems, the variable near the top of banner.cgi must be set. It is currently set as follows:
$main::sponsorban_path = "sponsorban";
Note that under most systems, "." is fine. This specifies that it is set to the current directory. However, some NT systems require the full server path. Contact your system administrator to find the full path to your cgi-bin directory.
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