Order returns
We are committed to selling only high-quality products that we hope you’ll enjoy but we also know that, for one reason or another, there may be a time when you need to exchange or return something you’ve purchased. We will willingly refund or offer an exchange on any unused product, other than downloaded items, which are returned to us within 14 days of the date on the receipt of your order, provided the product is in a reasonable, re-saleable condition, ideally with it’s original packaging.
Faulty or Damaged Items
If any item that we deliver to you arrives damaged or is faulty, then we will happily replace the item for free or refund the item and delivery charge to you on return of the item to us.
Refunds
Refunds will be made by cheque or bank transfer to a bank account of your choice on supply of your bank details to us.
Exclusions
Refunds cannot be made on downloaded items.
If you have any questions please use the site contact form at www.kim-aldis.co.uk/contact
Landscapes and seascapes
There's an awesome pool of musical talent in S. Devon
which surfaces mostly at jam nights in local pubs where amateur,
pro and semi-pro get together play and enjoy each other's
music. The shots in this collection are from Tuesday nights at the
Church House Inn, Stokeinteignhead, just outside Torquay
Every year, around August, the Newton Abbot race course gives over to Lemonfest,
South Devon's biggest music festival. In 2010 Reef headlined, I
managed to blag a pit pass and covered my first music event for many years.
The Town of St Marychurch celebrates the Royal Wedding of 2010 with a street party in Fore Street. Food, ballon sculpting,
face painting and a magician.
Once or twice a month I visit James Sharpe, drum teacher, for instruction and
from time to time we trade photography instead of money for lessons. Here are some shots of his
new studio just outside Totnes
Portraits and street photography
In April 1981, around lunchtime, I stepped out of a shop in Brixton and
a car burst into flames some 20 yards up the street, marking the start of the
worst episode of civil disobedience Britain had
seen in over 100 years. These are some of the pictures from that day
Photographic ramblings
A collection of snaps, sketches and moments captured on iPhone.