ABOUT

  Peter Paul Barbara started photography at a very early age and later on studied reprographics and colour processes at Crosfield College in Watford UK.  In 1997 he was made Associate Member of the Royal Photographic Society and the Masters Photographers Association of Great Britain.

  His work has been published both locally and abroad and has also featured in international publications including the UK magazine, People in Camera. He has received various local commissions from public and private agencies, and his field of specialisation is industrial maritime landscapes, seascapes and landscapes, fine art photography as well as editorial photography.

  A warranted teacher by profession, Barbara was visiting Lecturer at BSc Level in Applied Photography and Digitisation for Cultural Heritage between 2001 and 2005 with the Institute of Cultural Heritage of the University of Malta and the Malta National Centre for Restoration and Documentation of Cultural Heritage.

  Throughout his photography career, Peter Paul had set up a number of personal exhibitions the largest of which was Steel 2001-The Moulding of a Small Nation, was opened in 2002 in the foyer of the European and International Trade Union Confederation General Headquarters in Brussels and later at the St James Cavalier in Valletta and the Trees of Buskett - Agents of the Sublime , also at St. James Cavallier National Art Centre and MedNet at the Crossroads of the Mediterranean at the Auberge d' Italie in Valletta.