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If you’ve enjoyed the Rugby World Cup over the last few weeks you may have acquired an appreciation for the marvellous hospitality of the Japanese people.  It’s conclusion has coincided with the very real onset of the long, mostly grey and for the moment  at least, very wet winter months here…

One of the questions I like to ask people when they travel with us to pretty much anywhere in Africa is “which is your favourite of the big cats we might see and photograph”? Although there are essentially three to consider when answering this, the answer that almost always comes…

We asked Edwin to give us some insight into the recent trip he helped guide to photograph Alaska’s coastal brown bears. Here are his thoughts and some great images as usual. More than 32,000 brown bears call Alaska home. Even though there are technically two subspecies in North America (the…

We have a lot of African safari trips within our programme and although the light there at dawn and dusk can be exquisite the speed at which the sun rises and falls there is very quick indeed and so that doesn’t last for long. The end result is that a…

I have become a bit of a sucker for panning shots these days – all part of that continuous process of re-evaluating personal style, avoiding repetitive photography (and therefore folders of very similar images) and what you might simply call a desire to develop a few more skills and ideas…

We know that photographing big cats is something that many of you love and it was with that in mind that we pulled together a trip in the Pantanal for September 2018 with the help of our good friend, guide and south American based photographer Pablo Cersosimo. Although our trip…

During early April I was running a trip for Natures Images to the Arctic Archipelago of Svalbard. I have been to this wonderful location before but it has been during the summer months and my mode of transport was by boat. During the late spring/early summer the ice starts to…

This summer, I was guiding a tour for Natures Images to Fair Isle, a small, remote island just south of Shetland. Fair Isle is an incredibly special place, inhabited by thousands of seabirds and migrating bird species, but only by c.50 people. It is beautiful and wild, battered by winds…

It’s been a while since I ran a trip to wonderful Norway and I must say I missed the eagles and the beautiful fjords in Flatanger. It was good to be back and the eagles didn’t disappoint us in any way. They all looked healthy and strong and they didn’t…

We asked our South American guide Pablo Cersosimo to update us on how his winter with the Pumas of Torres del Paine had gone this year (we head back on a trip in June 2018) and just had to share his feedback and a few of his images… I’m just back…