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Thanks to a fox visiting my garden earlier this year, I am delighted to say I have won the 2015 Wildlife Photographer of the Year’s Urban category with my image ‘Shadow Walker’. With the photo having been taken in my back garden, as part of a project I’ve been working on for the last year,...
The new Nikon 300mm PF f4 positively defies its form factor with astonishingly good performance. As my review will cover, it may actually, it may be a little too good for it’s own good. You see, this lens hasn’t been without it’s fair share of debate. All seem to be in agreement about it’s optics...
Back in January I spent two days in Northern Greece, close to the Bulgarian border, photographing the Dalmatian Pelican. Sadly, estimates put the remaining numbers of this almost prehistoric looking bird at less than 20,000 and as few as only 10,000, giving them vulnerable status on the IUCN Red List. See more Dalmatian Pelican images...
I am extremely delighted to announce I celebrated the New Year, with the news I have won the African Wildlife category of the Windland Smith Rice Natures Best Photography competition 2014, with a second, Highly Honoured image, in the Animal Antics category. The category winning image of this lioness, yawning in the rain, is a...
2014 has been a year of lessons. About myself, others and my approach to photography. I’ve many memories of laughs with friends, ‘almost’ shots, technical malfunctions, flat batteries and with luck thrown in, the occasional success! However, the biggest thing for me in 2014 has been the phrase ‘keeping up with the Joneses’. It’s something...
The Nikon 200 f2 VRII is two things. One of the best lenses I’ve ever used and, as this review will detail, one of the most annoying lenses I’ve ever used. I’ve long wanted one, but it’s already a niche lens, more aimed at low light sports and candid portrait photography. Trying to find a...
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