Hi
When I'm not making my living as an Illustrator and cartoonist I spend most of my time enjoying photography.

I've been lucky enough to have my photos published in a few editions of 'Britain at War Magazine' and I've also written an article and had a portfolio in 'Digital Camera Magazine' in issue 89.

Good news! I've finished putting together a large coffee table book of my Aviation shots. Almost a hundred images spanning a wide range of aircraft are brought together to illustrate the great history of flight from the Bleriot XI to the Eurofighter Typhoon.


Airworks Airworks By David Bracher Book Preview Photo book



If you are interested in buying any prints you can easily do so through my Pro Gallery here:




Also if you see any here that you'd like adding to the pro gallery just let me know.

Thanks for checking out my photos, I always return the favour of anyone passing through.

I also enjoy making my own music. You can find a link to one of my MySpace music sites below.






Please notice that ALL RIGHTS ARE RESERVED in my photostream! It's absolutely not allowed to use my photos for any commercial or private purpose without my permission!

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Testimonials (2)

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    c.patterson says:

    "I first met the inimitable Herr Bracher sometime shortly after a good while ago.
    We met in a café in East Berlin where the walls climbed strangely to the ceiling and refused stoically to ever come back down again.
    He wore expensive aftershave and was 14 minutes late.
    Over coffee, we talked of the aesthetic merit of sepia toning and the dubious fortunes of the Meschersmitt… then he gave me …The Envelope.
    Faded and yellowing with the passage of time, tied with dusty string, dark brooding images that would make me afraid to close my eyes…ever again.,

    The Testchamber, A mercurial place where Form triumphs over Function, even though Function itself plays a pretty good game…only for Style to creep in at the end and score a late winner.

    Hurrah !"

    4th October, 2008

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    be4ch says:

    "I've known Testchamber on an online capacity for a fair while now and have always found him to be friendly, helpful and unafraid to offer honest critique which has been invaluable to me.

    His work is of a consistently high standard and his images have long served as an inspiration to me and have been of a quality that I strive to achieve."

    22nd March, 2008

Name:
David Bracher
Joined:
November 2007
I am:
Male and Taken
Occupation:
Illustrator and Photographer
Website:
David Bracher Illustration