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Villager Jim. Known as "the Banksy of the photography world" Villager Jim is a passionate wildlife and country lane photographer from the Peak District National Park, his work has appeared on television programmes (Springwatch, Countryfile and Alan Carr Chatty Man) and in most of the National Newspapers on a regular basis. Jim still remains.
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Not wanting his days of a quiet pint to be over, our man came up with the name Villager Jim to preserve his anonymity. He then set up the Villager Jim Facebook page. His followers in just 2 and a half years exploded into over 200,000 - and numbers continue to grow… His reputation grew, his followers flocked and his journey gathered speed.
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Villager Jim. Villager Jim spent about an hour taking photos of the owls in the rain. Villager Jim, who is based in Eyam, Derbyshire, travels about 40 miles around the Peak District each day to.
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Villager Jim, who was likened to Banksy when he appeared on the BBC's Countryfile show, has recently made the headlines for campaigning against a planned deer cull near his home. He said: "It's.
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Villager Jim. Villager Jim spent about an hour taking photos of the owls in the rain. Villager Jim, who is based in Eyam, Derbyshire, travels about 40 miles around the Peak District each day to.
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Not wanting his days of a quiet pint to be over, our man came up with the name Villager Jim to preserve his anonymity. He then set up the Villager Jim Facebook page. 14,000 followers in just six months exploded into 180,000 - and numbers continue to grow. His reputation grew, his followers flocked and his journey gathered speed.
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And this is how Villager Jim got his name. But let's go back a bit further. Jim didn't used to take photographs. He was in a very different business, once upon a time, one that burned him out and wasn't especially good for him. So he changed his scenery, moved to the Peak District in 2008, marvelled at the beauty of it and started taking.