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A small bird obsession…..

Danny shares his obsession with photographing the small birds that it’s all to easy to overlook or ignore here in the UK. If you have followed me and my work over the years you will be aware of my obsession with photographing the small birds that can be found in…
Read articleHungary’s Summer Trinity

As we settle into the heart of a UK winter, Mark reflects on some of the joys of bird photography in Hungary to be found in the summer months on our annual trip there. As a teenager obsessively looking through my bird guides, I looked longingly at the colourful summer…
Read articleTiger, tiger burning bright…

Danny shares his passion for the tigers of India ahead of returning on this years trip, with a collection of images and recollections from last year. I first went to Bandhavgarh National Park in central India over 20 years ago and I instantly fell in love with the place. My main…
Read articleStepping into spring in Spain…

Our experienced and well known guide Chris Gomersall shares his thoughts, images and some pointers to hide photography etiquette as well in this reflection of our regular Spanish Spring Birds trip. I have now led two Natures Images spring tours to Spain – or more precisely, to Catalonia – and…
Read articleEmbracing the sense of place in Namibia

Mark has been photographing independently as well as guiding in Namibia which he calls his favourite corner of Africa, for approaching 20 years now. He shares his thoughts on how firstly appreciating and then incorporating a sense of the place into his images is his favoured way to work here…
Read articleIceland’s northenmost frontier

Terry Whittaker, our almost resident Iceland specialist, re-visited Grimsey Island off the north coast of Iceland for a reminder of it’s delights in anticipation of next summers Natures Images trip he is leading there. These are some of his thoughts and observations on this little gem of an island. I…
Read articleElusive autumnal wolves

Anyone that has followed me or my work over the years will be aware of my obsession with photographing Wolves. It is hard to explain why but Wolves just do something for me, they are super intelligent and so secretive and elusive and the challenge of getting an image of…
Read articleSpring on the clifftops

Mark shares some of his images and photographic thoughts from the land-based part of our most recent Atlantic Gannet Special trip. Last Spring I spent a number of days guiding in North Yorkshire at the RSPB reserve at Bempton Cliffs. It’s a location I used to know very well when…
Read articleSayōnara and thank you Japan

We managed to return to the winter wonders of Japan earlier this year after the restrictions of the pandemic were finally removed and one of our trip guides, Richard Peters, shares some images and thoughts on what makes this such a special place to spend time as a wildlife photographer….
Read articleIceland’s Arctic Foxes

Our guide Terry Whittaker has been visiting and photographing Arctic Foxes in the remote corners of Iceland for over a decade now and with family in the country as well it feels very much like a second home to him. Hot on the heels of the recent winter’s trip there…
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