Embark on a thrilling safari through the captivating world of Wildlife Photography, where each post captures the untamed beauty and extraordinary moments of the animal kingdom. If your quest for nature’s wonders extends beyond these frames, return to my top category page for a curated collection of choices that will transport you to the heart of the wild, celebrating the diverse and awe-inspiring images.
A New Approach to a Familiar Place There’s something uniquely rewarding about rising before the sun, heading out into the quiet of the countryside, and waiting for the world and the Brown Hare to wake up. This morning was no exception. I set out early to Baughurst Copse, a…
A Quiet Encounter with the Wild Some mornings seem stitched together by something quieter than luck — 5 Roe Deer Photos stitched by patience, stillness, and the simple act of being there.This spring, in the soft woodland light of Ashford Hill Nature Reserve, I spent a few precious hours capturing a…
The Stillness Before Dawn There’s a special kind of silence that exists before dawn, just before the world wakes up. It’s the hush of expectation, the moment when everything stands still, waiting for the first light to break the darkness. That’s the moment I stepped into Ashford Hill Wildlife…
I find there’s something magical about stepping out into the countryside on a crisp February morning for a photography walk. The cool air, tinged with the fresh scent of damp earth, combined with a serene blue sky, creates a perfect setting for both relaxation and photography. Armed with my…
Eurasian Blue Tit Photography during winter can be a rewarding experience, even on overcast days. Blue Tit Photography These charming birds add vibrant energy to the season, and with the right approach, you can create beautiful images in your own backyard. Here are five tips to get you started:…
There’s something uniquely special about the first outing with a new camera. It’s a mix of excitement, curiosity, and a touch of nervousness as you learn its quirks and capabilities. For me, that outing took place on my favourite stomping ground: Watership Down. On a cool, slightly cloudy morning,…
There’s something uniquely captivating about early autumn in the rural fields of North Hampshire, England. The shift in the season is subtle but unmistakable, with cooler temperatures, softer light, and the faintest hint of autumnal hues emerging in the trees. On a lazy Sunday morning, under an overcast sky,…
Capturing the essence of Grey Seals at Horsey Gap through the lens of a camera is an experience that blends natural beauty with the thrill of wildlife photography. Horsey Gap, located on the picturesque Norfolk coast, is renowned for its stunning landscapes and its vibrant grey seal colonies, probably…
Introduction to Photographing Seals on the North Coast of Scotland Join me on my captivating journey as I delve into the enchanting world of photographing seals on the rainy North Coast of Scotland. Equipped with my trusty Canon 5DSR camera and a powerful 600mm Sigma lens, I set out…
Photographer Stephen Paul Young writes about Morgaston Ancient Woodlands in Spring.
Easter Sunday Walk & Red Kites I had the most delightful experience during my recent walk around the charming small village of Brimpton. After a month of wet weather, the sun finally made an appearance, casting a hazy warmth over the countryside. It was the perfect day for a…
Introduction to this Super-telephoto Zoom Lens The Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG DN OS Sports lens is a high-performance super-telephoto zoom lens designed for wildlife, sports, and action photography. With its versatile zoom range, optical stabilisation, and robust build, it has become a go-to choice for photographers seeking a balance between reach, image quality,…
Handheld Telephoto lens photography for Wildlife can be a challenging task. This is something I’ve always wanted to do while I’ve been out and about doing landscapes. Having previously attempted in a minor way, with a 300mm cheap lens unsuccessfully, I’d almost put this arm of photography to the…
