Category: UK

Monkey Forest Barbary Macaques are native to the Cedar forests of the Atlas mountains in Morocco and Algeria, and once roamed wild across southern Europe and north Africa reaching out to Tunisia and Libya. But due to deforestation, logging and persecution from local farmers, the wild population of the Barbary Macaque has been reduced to… Continue reading Barbary macaque

Puffin Island After a failed attempt last year to land on Skomer island Pembrokeshire, this year we decided to return to the Farne islands. Although the weather was fantastic both days, a combination of strong winds far out to sea and the new moon tide, prevented us from landing on Staple island. However this did… Continue reading Puffin Island

Morning Light After a record breaking winters rainfall Saturday started with a welcomed clear sky, Perfect for my first early morning shoot at Richmond Park! Up at 5am driving round the M25 to get to the park for first light was not easy after a long week at work, but well worth making the effort… Continue reading Morning Light

Black + White Photography Magazine This months edition of Black + White Photography magazine sees my Wildebeest image in print! Issue No. 152 – July 2013 – Page 28. for those of you who buy who read this fantastic magazine.

The most majestic, small and elegant cat, the Clouded Leopard. With teeth the same length as a fully grown tiger, the Clouded Leopard has the longest proportioned teeth, second only to the Sabre Tooth Tiger. African and Amur Leopards can climb trees with ease, but this smaller, more agile cat completely puts them to shame.… Continue reading Clouded Leopard

Leaving the harbour was nice and calm, but as soon as we hit open water, our small boat was thrown from side to side; the swells were not for the feint hearted but it would not be for long as we soon reached the islands. We were the first visitors that the islands had seen… Continue reading Farne Islands

Driving up the A1M looking up at the sky, I hoped the rain would ease. I was on my way to the English School of Falconry. The ESF has many different raptors ranging from small owls to bald eagles. This was my first shoot involving birds at close range. I had made attempts to shoot… Continue reading Raptors