Kieran Delaney exhibition at Bruks Cafe, Peter Lane, York

Keen photographer Kieran Delaney is 25 and lives in Heworth. He works as a photographer and at Tommy Hilfiger and is a member of The Press Camera Club.

He's launched a permanent exhibition starting this month at Bruks Cafe in Peter Lane in York. It's his second exhibition, having held his first at Pairings wine bar in Castlegate earlier this year.

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Flamborough Head long exposure at the beach (Image: Kieran Delaney)

He said: "My images are now up at Bruks, on display and ready to sell.

"It makes me so proud of what I do and makes all the hard work worth it.

"You can also find my work is available at Kieran Delaney Visuals on Facebook and Instagram."

Sunrise at platform 3 in York Station (Image: Kieran Delaney)

Kieran studied photography at All Saints sixth form for two years and says he's always had a passion for photography, taking pictures on his phone until eventually he was treated to a DSLR camera as a birthday present.

"Taking up photography for me was mainly because I loved the idea of documenting the things we see and being able to capture that forever," he said.

Flamborough Head when sea meets land (Image: Kieran Delaney)

Kieran shoots on a Nikon D5500, with a 35mm lens, a standard kit lens 18-55mm and a 55-200mm lens and he also has a drone.

Members share their work, swap tips and take part in themed monthly prize competitions.

To join the free club, simply search for ‘The Press Camera Club’ on Facebook - we’d love to see what our region looks like through your lens.

Or click here to join us today.

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Kieran Delaney's work on display at Bruks Cafe in Peter Lane in York (Image: Supplied)