LANDSCAPE AND WILDLIFE GALLERIES
Via the various links below you can access many different countries or general locations I have visited as well as the various groups of wildlife I have managed to capture on transparencies or, over recent years, digitally.
My love of wildlife and of the places they inhabit has been a driving force in what I photograph and also how I portray it. My wildlife photos often remind me not only of the actual species but also the occasion and place I took the picture. There is a whole experience for me in nearly all of what appears in my galleries and I hope some of the images convey the same feeling to you as you see them.
The top left image here for instance shows what I can only describe as one of my local patches, the wonderful New Forest National Park. This is an area I have walked in for over 50 years, not every day of course, but as the weather and my inclination took me. TR is one of the first photographs I took during one of my 5 visits to the Falkland Islands. After a delayed flight out, I slept soundly in Sealion Lodge. With my body clock still on UK time, I woke early and peered out of the window to see this fabulous sunrise developing. Within 10 minutes I had taken this image. Not a bad start!
Middle left is an early winter photo in the Vercors (a region often described as a secret corner of France). Bottom left are peaks in Grand Teton National Park in the USA, bottom right is Red Campion beside a lichen covered rock in Scotland and middle right is White-tailed Eagle taking a fish from a sea loch on the Isle of Mull.
The above links take you to individual galleries where you can see a further selection of my work.
