iPhone photographer Paul Deverill (pdeverill) from Derby, The United Kingdom

About me

RETIRED Winner of over 850 + NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL Awards for companies like FUJI, KODAK. MPA. BIPP. SWPP. QEP. iPhone & also Kodak printing Awards. I have been a judge in Germany for a large photography institute. I started medium format on film, I was one of the first to manipulate Film images on computer in 1990 it took hours even with big Apple computers! Everyone said it was a cheat and never catch on. They thew my images out of competition because they thought they were manipulated. Guess what, many of them were just plane print. I can take photos of any thing ! I was one of the first Digital Photographers and Printers in the UK (social). Lecturing around the UK and Germany & Judge on digital photography. Worked for TV & Magazines M&S, SKY TV, M&S Fashion Shows (London Fashion week) I have covered over 1600 Weddings and in 2008 covering over 116 weddings a year, all over the UK and Abroad. Award Winning Printer and produced large format printing business covering some Fine Art Printing . I love photography and moved to the iPhone many years ago because of health reasons I'm qualified with AMPA, ABIPP, ASWPP, QEP. Now 74 years old and retired I just use an iPhone !

108th Collection

2026

Blackpool beach and promenade .

108th Collection

2026

Cromford Canal - is historic 14.5 mile waterway in Derbyshire England, that opened in1794 to transport Lead and Iron ore. Now overgrown and not in use!

108th Collection

2026

Ashton in the Water - Visit Ashford in the Water, a picturesque village and home to the much-photographed medieval Sheepwash Bridge.

107th Collection

2026

Newstead Abbey, in Ravenshead, Nottinghamshire, England, was formerly an Augustinian priory. Converted to a domestic home following the dissolution of the monasteries, it is now best known as the ancestral home of Lord Byron.

107th Collection

2026

Annesley Hall is a historic, Grade II listed country house in Nottinghamshire, England, which served as the ancestral home of the Chaworth-Musters family and gained fame for its medieval origins, literary ties to Lord Byron, and present ruinous state.

107th Collection

2026

Elvaston Castle The manor house was built for the latter Sir John in 1633. This Elizabethan-style house was redesigned and extended in a grand Gothic Revival style by James Wyatt in the early 19th century for Charles Stanhope, 3rd Earl of Harrington. Wyatt designed a new wing, a new great hall, and most of the interiors of the castle, but died before work was completed. His designs were carried out by Robert Walker between 1815 and 1829.