Andrew Chittock (Born 1956, May) was born in Lichfield in the United Kingdom. He was very successful as a photographer. He knew from his childhood that he would become a professional artist and he channeled her efforts towards achieving this goal. His father and mother were both in the army and as he became a typical army brat. In 1973, he left Llandovery College and went straight and joined the Welsh Guards. Here, he spent the next two decades serving his Country and the Queen. And it was during his last 5 years in Welsh that his photography career began. Chittock was in Germany accompanying the Battalion and a boxing match was organized, and the officer-in-charge saw him with a camera and directed him to take photos. His art has been featured in numerous art venues and magazines. The framed Andrew Chittock art are particularly popular for their professionalism and quality. Chittock’s work has been seen in several solo and group shows, and can be seen in some of the most respected galleries in the United Kingdom and beyond. He’s careful not to claim a particular style of photography or influence. Rather, he allows his creativity to take control. It is her hope that his viewers would have an open mind and avoid preconceived interpretation of his artwork. He doesn’t limit himself to one subject alone. In 1993, he left the Battalion with all the army photo courses under his belt. And he became a full time freelance photographer in Chive Street.