The girl who never smiled, by David Morris of Cromer, was part of a presentation to the North Norfolk Photographic Society. Picture: David Morris (Image: Archant)
The photographer’s ‘Bar Life’ collection was shown to society members at their October meeting, which was held over Zoom.
Robin Johnson, the group’s secretary, said: “David first showed a number of images from his Bar Life collection.
“This included dozens of pictures – mostly grabbing what light that was to be had in a sombre-lit bar.
“There were bars in Hull - David’s original home town - in Milan, Amsterdam, Giverny, Spain and other places, sometimes with the emphasis on the customers or staff, and sometimes not.”
The waiter in white Venice, by David Morris of Cromer, was part of a presentation to the North Norfolk Photographic Society. Picture: David Morris (Image: Archant)
Mr Johnson said the collection also included photos Mr Morris had taken at the Hippodrome in Great Yarmouth.
He said: “Dancers were high on the agenda here, though acrobats and clowns
were there too.”
Sabbiston's, by David Morris of Cromer, was part of a presentation to the North Norfolk Photographic Society. Picture: David Morris (Image: Archant)
Mr Sly, by David Morris of Cromer, was part of a presentation to the North Norfolk Photographic Society. Picture: David Morris (Image: Archant)
Man with and umbrella in Genoa, by David Morris of Cromer, was part of a presentation to the North Norfolk Photographic Society. Picture: David Morris (Image: Archant)
Cigar smoke Amsterdam, by David Morris of Cromer, was part of a presentation to the North Norfolk Photographic Society. Picture: David Morris (Image: Archant)
Going Home, by David Morris of Cromer, was part of a presentation to the North Norfolk Photographic Society. Picture: David Morris (Image: Archant)
And Frankenstein looks on, by David Morris of Cromer, was part of a presentation to the North Norfolk Photographic Society. Picture: David Morris (Image: Archant)
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