ITC Vision

Based in United Kingdom, I photograph simple yet often surprising insights and details of everyday life, things encountered along my way, many here today and gone tomorrow, preserved and shared.

Co-existing with a range of straight location stock images, my observations and studies are available to license or purchase on a Rights Managed only basis through my website at Photodeck.

I do not offer my images for Royalty Free licences.

Where available a direct link to the image is provided in the text.

This is mainly a hobby, so when an image resonates with a buyer sufficiently for them to purchase I am always extremely honoured.

The same is true for any views, faves, and comments received here at Flickr.

Having recently chosen to delete my Instagram (META) photography page I am looking to slowly (as of February 2025) build a profile and engage here on Flickr.

Starting with older images and hopefully moving on to new work, with no great plan, just an eclectic collection of all sorts.

iancrean.photodeck.com

Further to my general photography, I have a lifelong interest in aviation and plane spotting.

I do not aspire to compete with the stellar aviation photographers to be found on Airliners.net or other such sites, that's not my focus or specialism.

I post only what may be of particular interest to more casual enthusiasts, for instance a different angle or perspective of a specific plane than those previously seen on Flickr, or where it is seen in a location not previously shown. A lot of my better photos of aircraft don't get uploaded purely as there is enough of that airframe already here.

It is gratifying to be contacted occasionally by someone associated with a specific aircraft requesting a high resolution copy or permission to use an image, often for sentimental reasons. I am always happy to do so with aviation images free of charge.

For now my Flickr is dominated by aircraft photos as initially that was my sole focus here, however disillusionment with META and a liking for Flickr's presentation and photography focus without denigrating privacy, or excessive data fleecing, to say nothing of the increasingly banal saturation of unrelated ads and reels (heaven forbid you may click on one), has led me back to a more sane place.