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Well it’s been an eventful year, in more ways than one. From spending almost two weeks in Yellowstone, to getting married to appearing on TV. Here’s a look at several of my favourite images and experiences from 2011. I literally wrote this today, talk about close to the wire. I wanted to get this post [...]
What a fantastic way to end the year! The first week of December saw my mousing fox images appearing heavily in the National and International Press and even a brief appearance on UK television. At the height of which I was getting texts, tweets and Facebook messages coming in all over the place from people [...]
Well that was unexpected! When my alarm went off at 430am this morning, I had no idea that less than 4 hours later I’d have the privilege of meeting the legend that is Sir David Attenborough. I don’t usually get star struck, but I don’t mind admitting I think (sorry, I know) I turned in [...]
Hotpoint have launched a fantastic photography competition in conjunction with world famous portrait photographer Steve McCurry, and, I’m delighted to announce that I’ve been selected as one of the five judges of the competition. The prize? The family of the winner to be flown to New York for a personal photo shoot with Steve McCurry [...]
Photography has slowed down with my wedding fast approaching on the 18th Sept, but readers of Photo Pro magazine here in the UK, be on the look out for the October issue. I responded to a tweet back in July asking if anyone would be interested in contributing to the Wildlife portion of the Business [...]
A quick heads up for any readers of Practical Photography magazine in the UK. I’ve got some images in the Showcase section on pages 20 & 21 of the March 2011 issue. So if you’re a regular reader, keep an eye out. They picked out a series of images that work well to illustrate The [...]
I recently decided to turn my attention to the site and have made some improvements to the way it navigates, as well as some small cosmetic changes. Regular visitors may notice the changes right away, or have seen them slowly implemented. The main one being the site navigation. I’ve felt for a while the blog [...]
Some stats from my photographic look back at the year gone by: 185,000 : 66,000 : 10,029 : 3 : 2 : 1 & 1. And what do they equate to? Website hits, images I looked through as a photo competition judge, feet stood above sea level atop a volcano, countries visited, times on tv, [...]
