If you’ve been following my photography journey for a while, you might have noticed one bird that consistently appears in my work: the kingfisher. To me, these little birds are the perfect blend of grace, colour, and character. Kingfishers aren’t just subjects to photograph—they are one of my greatest inspirations. Whether you’re new to my […]

Imagine standing in the heart of the wild, surrounded by dense forest, the air thick with the scent of pine and earth, when suddenly, a massive shape emerges from the shadows. A brown bear, each one weighing at least 300kg, moves with a heavy grace that makes the ground beneath you tremble. This is the […]

Witnessing the graceful return of gannets to the UK shores is a breath-taking reminder of nature’s cyclical beauty. Their soaring flights and elegant dives speak of resilience and renewal, echoing the rhythm of the seasons.  There’s something magical about standing on the towering cliffs at Bempton, camera in hand, as thousands of gannets glide effortlessly […]

Where to Photograph Atlantic Puffins in the UK Atlantic puffin (Fratercula artica) GB Population 580,000 pairsLength 26-29cm Wingspan 53cm Weight 310-550g Lifespan upto 30 years “I will never forget getting my first photo of a Puffin at Bempton Cliffs in Yorkshire and how it elevated my passion for wildlife photography and travelling the country to […]

Red Squirrels – where have they all gone? Red Squirrel (Sciurus Vulagris) Great Britain population 140,000 Length 21cm (adult) Weight 330g (adult) Lifespan 3-4 years The idea of photographing red squirrels is like Marmite, some photographers love it (like me) and some just aren’t fussed or bothered about finding them and taking photos. I remember first seeing them when I was […]

The story of the little owl and how it arrived in England Little Owl (Athene Noctua) GB population 6,000 pairs Length 22cm (adult) Wingspan 56cm Weight 180g Lifespan 15-16 years “Sometimes referred to as the old world Burrowing Owl, the Owl of Athena or the Owl of Minerva” The little owl is closely associated with the […]