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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 is with complete pleasure that I share the news I have been honoured as the latest wildlife photography Nikon Ambassador for the United Kingdom and ROI. I’m still not sure it’s entirely sunk in yet! There have only been a select couple of moments I’ve had to keep quiet about during my photographic journey,...
Well that was fun. 2015 was most definitely a year to remember. It’s one that has seen me write my first ebook, talk at some great events, meet some lovely people, tear the cartilage in my knee to get the shot(!) and of course, capture a wildlife photo that didn’t actually have any wildlife in...
Having just returned from the awards ceremony in Lünen, Germany, I am incredibly pleased to announce I have been awarded as the GDT European Wildlife Photographer of the Year, 2015. After the GDT awards on Friday, this follows in to a two day nature photography festival. Much like London’s Wild Photo did, for those that...
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,...
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...
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