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Small World

Small World

This gallery shows my macro photography work. As at 2019, this is a new aspect of photography for me, but one that I am keen to develop. ›
Alaska

Alaska

I have made 2 trips to Alaska;"the last frontier". Lake Clark National Park has great opportunities to photograph bears fishing in the tidal marsh inlets and salt-water bays as salmon migrate... ›
Falkland Islands

Falkland Islands

I lived in the Falkland Islands for 18 months which are among the most dramatic archipelagos when it comes to wildlife photography opportunities. The raw beauty of the coastlines and isolated,... ›
Finland

Finland

I have visited northern Finland twice. The first was in the the boreal forest on the Finnish/Russian Border amongst swamp, forest and meadow with almost 24 hour daylight. The second time... ›
Norway

Norway

West Norway's stunning coastline is a great place to see the white-tailed sea eagle fishing in its fjords. It is also home to Musk Ox further inland as well as a variety of forest mammals and birds.   ›
Kenya

Kenya

Competing farm use and wildlife poachers put pressure on many big cat habitats around the world, but Kenya is still one of the best places to see them. I have visited Kenya twice; firstly to the... ›
Landscapes

Landscapes

As will be evident, I am not a landscape photographer, but I have included this gallery of photographs with some aurora borealis, sunset and other pictures taken on trips whilst photographing... ›
Yellowstone USA

Yellowstone USA

Yellowstone National Park is one of the most beautiful locations on the planet and in its really cold months, it is a truly winter wonderland that presents tough challenges to its wildlife... ›
UK

UK

We sometimes forget the rich abundance of wildlife on our doorstep. With its diverse mix of woodland, heathland, mountains and expansive coastline, the UK is home to a wealth of birds and mammals. ›
Ascension Island

Ascension Island

Ascension Island is perhaps best known for large numbers of Green Turtles that visit between November and June each year. They heave themselves up the same beaches on which they were born to lay... ›
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