Wildlife Photography
Wildlife photography offers the chance to connect with the natural world and capture fleeting moments of animal behaviour. This category is dedicated to the art of photographing birds, mammals, and other wildlife in their natural habitats.
Here you’ll find stories from the field, technical advice on equipment and settings, and reflections on the challenges of working with fast-moving subjects in unpredictable conditions. From early-morning encounters in woodland clearings to quiet observations at the water’s edge, each post aims to highlight the patience and respect needed when working with wild animals.
Whether you’re interested in photographing garden birds, deer in the countryside, or wildlife abroad, this section provides inspiration and practical help. The emphasis is always on ethical, responsible photography — capturing the moment without disturbing the subject.
Grey Seals: Stunning Moments Capturing the Joy at Horsey Gap in 2024
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…
Awe-Inspiring Encounters when Photographing Seals
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…
Red Kites in the Wild: A Birdwatcher’s Photography Delight
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…
Masterful Telephoto Lens Photography: Capturing 5 Spectacular Images
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,…

