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365 days later and 2016 is a year which started with disappointment up a mountain in Spain and ended with elation in a cinema in Antwerp! It’s a year I look back on with very fond memories. The people I’ve met, the places I’ve been, the animals I’ve photographed and the experiences I’ve found myself...
I am very pleased to say two of my urban badger photos have been recognised in the 2016 Nature Talks International Photography Competition, following the results being announced at their annual photo festival in the Netherlands over the weekend. Both photos were awarded in the Man and Nature category with Intersecting Worlds being the category...
In 1979 there were 1.3 million elephants in Africa. Now, in 2016, there are less than 400,000. That’s an average loss of around 2,000 per month for the last 37 years. As I stand listening to Will Travers OBE and CEO of the Born Free Foundation, break this tragic statistic down during the Remembering Elephants...
It’s that time of year again. The British Wildlife Photography Awards have been announced, showcasing wildlife from around the UK, and this years results have seen one of the badgers that visit my garden, in a rainstorm, and a backlit puffin in flight receiving Highly Commended honours. The badger in particular is a shot I’m...
For wildlife photographers, seeing a new, true, Pro DX body in the Nikon line-up has been a longtime coming. Seven years after the D300s was first announced, the D500 is here. And, it is exceptional. That’s a good thing too as more than that, it is possibly the most anticipated Nikon DSLR of all time....
From a wildlife photographers perspective, on paper, the Nikon D5 is a good camera. Actually, on paper, it’s an astonishing camera that’s striving to push the boundaries of speed and performance further than anything that’s come before it. Believe it or not though, as my review explains, other than a cursory glance at the specs...
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