Wildlife Photographer and Writer, travelling the planet on the hunt for adventure.
Maybe it’s the harshness of the environment in these icy places, but then again, there are many species that inhabit harsh environments all over the planet. It could be the sheer tenacity that they display in order to survive there, then again, tenacity is a human attribute, and they have simply just evolved to survive […]
I have long wanted to spend some time in the Cairngorms during winter and although I previously had a brief session in a red squirrel hide up in Scotland, there were a few other species that I wanted to see and if the chance presented itself, photograph. So when I saw that Northshots were providing a […]
July 13, 2014 - 5:38 pm
Your pictures are quite stunning, the stag in particular is outstanding. Pete
July 13, 2014 - 6:06 pm
Thanks Pete. It was a fantastic trip
Ending off Birds of Prey week, brought some challenges in selecting which final species to showcase. So many fantastic birds to upload. Then I realised that the vulture community (no, not politicians) had not been represented – after that, it was an easy decision. The king of the heap, the Lappet-faced Vulture, taken in the […]
Day 6, and one of the birds that eluded me during several of my trips to India, not because they are endangered or rare, but simply because they would simple fly off as we approached. No matter how we approached them in the jeeps, they would just lift their tails and fly. Other folks around […]
Day 5 brings the majestic Martial Eagle to Birds of Prey week. This was taken in one of my favourite national parks in the world – the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park (formerly the Kalahari Gemsbok Park). Renowned for its large numbers of predators and raptors, it is a magical place for wildlife photography of species in […]
