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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…

In November last year I was in Churchill which is a small town on the southern shore of the Hudson Bay, Canada. Churchill is famous for the large concentration of Polar Bears that gather there each autumn and then wait for the Ice to reform on the Hudson Bay. The…

In late June I was in Minnesota running our new trip for Natures Images. I had visited last year to recce the trip but you always worry slightly on new trips as you hope everything works out. It is not easy putting new trips together but it is something I…

Those of you who follow my work will know I am always way behind with my processing so it should come as no surprise that this collection of images and associated ramblings come from over 18 months ago back in late 2015.  If you also follow my work you’ll probably…

It has been such a long time since I have put up a blog as I have just not had the time between trips to look at any processing. This has meant I have a year’s worth of a back log of images to sort through, a daunting task. Anyway…

Japan is one of the most stunning countries I have ever visited, not only from a wildlife point of view but culturally as well. This trip focussed on a number of key sites where we worked with specific species, snow monkeys, red-crowned cranes, whooper swans and eagles (white-tailed and Steller’s)….

Anyone who has met me will know that I love the Dalmatian pelican (Pelecanus crispus). I’m passionate about them. I can’t explain why because I don’t really know… perhaps because it was the first bird I’d properly focussed on a number of years ago, perhaps because the pelican has many…

I simply can’t believe how long it’s been since I contributed to the latest news on here: a combination of even more time away than normal (a good thing I guess as that means lots of travel and photography) and a higher than ever work pile when back in the…

Weather is such a massive factor when considering planning a trip. However, the best laid plans of mice and men can be sadly thrown out of kilter when the weather gods decide not to play ball! Winter in Norway should be cold and snowy. Unfortunately, the warm south-west gales that…