Timothy Allen

Prepare to get jealous. Timothy Allen is a brilliant photographer getting paid by the BBC to travel the world, take photos, and blog about it.

#1Glen » April 21st, 2009 at 6:10 pm:

Maybe in this economy Tim should be a bit more humble when so many of us photogs are being let go. Maybe more photo and less words from Tim would be all we need. Good luck Tim.

#3Wendy S » April 23rd, 2009 at 9:43 am:

Glen, that’s a very negative attitude. I am also a photographer who’s seen her work load diminish of late, but I find what he is doing extremely inspirational. I love the fact that even in this economic climate there are still photographers out there getting great commissions and shooting fantastic pictures. Good luck to you too Glen. Rejoicing in other people’s success is a commendable human quality that could enrich your life no end.

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