Apprenticed to various photographers in Sydney, Australia he specialized in portraiture and went on to take over 70,000 portraits of children, families, executives and models in Australia, England and the British forces in Germany. During the 1990s he was a technical consultant with Polaroid Australia and trained staff how to use camera systems in various departments such as police forensic, hospital pathology units, scientists researching DNA through to Warner Bros Movie theme parks.

Since 2004 as the editor of Silvershotz magazine he has been responsible for sifting through hundreds of folios, selecting emerging artists to feature in the magazine and writing articles. During this time he has presented over 50 lectures on fine art printing in the darkroom and more recently has lectured on the 7 steps for creating a successful body of work. Clive continues as folio reviewer and writer for the magazine in addition to writing a book.

He divides his time between the office in England and Australia, traveling and lecturing around the world; and most importantly developing fruit trees in his sustainable eco garden with his wife, Elizabeth, north of Brisbane in Australia.
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She is also an artist who lectures on photography worldwide and is the author of 'The Art of Collecting Photography' published by AVA (2006). Her writing credits include primary essays in 'Crazy God' by Yvonne De Rosa (2007), 'Chrysalis' (2007) & 'Circus' (2008) by Anderson & Low and 'The End of London' (2009) by David Straight.

Dedicated to collecting photography and furthering its inclusion as an important art form and her commitment to encouraging emerging artists is at the forefront of her interests in the market as a commentator and collector.

She regularly contributes to photography magazines and journals such as Eyemazing, Snoeks, LIP, Photoicon, GUP, Image, Next Level, Foam & Leisure Center, including a book review column in London Independent Photography.
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Joyce has spent 10 years documenting Australia for the National Library, which holds nearly 400 of her images. Joyce has been published extensively; her last book was 'Only One Kilometre' which was published in 2003 by Lothian Press.
It detailed her many years of studying the unique qualities of the Balcombe Estuary Reserve, together with poems and articles by distinguished writers.
She is a member of Degree South, a cooperative of Photo Journalists, which was launched by an exhibition of 72 photographs, at the Brisbane Powerhouse Museum in 2007. She is also included in 'Who's Who of Australian Women', 'World's Who's Who of Women', and McCullock's 'Encyclopaedia of Australian Art' 2006.

Joyce continues to exhibit work and recently featured in the Daylesford Photo Fest in June 2007, the Vivid festival 2008 in Canberra, and in July 2007 the Dickerson Gallery, Melbourne had a major retrospective of her work.
She continues to be actively involved in the Australian photography scene and is a guest speaker on the art of collecting photography.

Her work is represented throughout the Americas by Redux Photo Agency and throughout Europe by L'Agence VU based in Paris. Her photographs have been exhibited widely in Australia and internationally. In addition to her personal work, she has worked as a Photo Editor for the newspaper The Virginian Pilot in the U.S. and Fairfax Media magazines in Australia.
Her work has won several international awards including the inaugural Alexia Foundation Photography for World Peace Award (1991), William Randolph Hearst Photojournalism (1991), International Pictures of the Year Awards (2003, 2001, 1996, 1993), Best of Photojournalism (2005) and an artist residency at Cite Internationale des Arts in Paris from the Art Gallery of New South Wales (2005-06).
Tamara was recently a finalist for a number of Australian awards such as Sydney Life, Josephine Ulrick & Win Schubert Foundation Photography Award, Cotton Award for Photographic Portraiture and the biennial Leica/ccp Documentary Photography Award.
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His photographs have appeared in numerous exhibitions and reside in many museum and private collections. His work was recently included in the exhibitions "The Silver Garden" at the Philadelphia Museum of Art; "Continuum: Photography in Philadelphia: Past, Present, and Future" at the Free Library of Philadelphia (March-July 2007); "Filling the Frame" at Photo West Gallery, Philadelphia (April 2007), and "Hot Topic," a show about global warming, at The Germantown Academy (fall 2007).

He has been widely praised for his writing about the photography art market, including his detailed auction reports. His articles have been reproduced in dozens of other journals such as, American Photo, The Art Newspaper, Town & Country, Photo News, Silvershotz. His expert comments on the state of the photography market have been quoted in The New York Times, The Toronto Globe & Mail, and The Wall Street Journal.
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