What I learnt in my first year as a wildlife photographer
Time to have a look back at my first year as a wildlife photographer, and share what I have learnt over the last 12 months.
Photographing my first wild Owls!
I have never seen a wild owl before, even though I have lived rurally all my life, that changed today.
Photographing a Red Kite tornado
What is better than getting out with your camera? Why visiting a new location with a fellow photographer of course, and what a location it is!
Turning my garden into a photography paradise
It’s the start of a new year, and a new project as I attempt to turn my garden into a photography paradise…
Exploring my local nature reserve.
While perusing the internet at houses for sale, I stumbled across my local nature reserve and thought I would go and check it out.
Persistence Pays Off
We had our first snow of the year this week, so I head out and attempt to photograph it… it was harder than I thought.
A Rutting Good Day
One of the big moments in wildlife photography, it the annual deer rut in October, so I pack my gear and head out to try and capture it for the first time.
FINALLY! I photograph Kingfishers
While I have seen a lot of Kingfishers, I have never been able to photograph one…until now!
Photographing British Owls and Raptors
It's day one of my photo trip to Hampshire, and today we are focused on British Owls and Raptors.
