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Russell Stewart Stone
| Member since: | 30th Nov 2011 |
| Location: | Devon |
| Occupation: | Professional fine art photographer |
| Interests: | Photography travel nature art |
| Website: | http://www.russellstewartstone.co.uk |
| Bio: | Russell is an international award winning professional fine art photographer, born in London in 1960, passionate about nature, art, walking and photography. Carrys out photography workshops on Dartmoor, Devon, Venice, Pargue, Iceland. |
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| Last update: 5 months ago | Number of comments received: 0 |
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