“As a professional wildlife photographer, I use photography, storytelling and remote camera nest box work to share the beauty of British wildlife, helping bring people closer to nature while raising awareness of the wildlife, owls and birds of prey that many people rarely have the opportunity to see in such detail”
Wildlife in Focus
Featured moments from the natural world
Featured moments from the natural world
Wildlife In Focus showcases a handpicked selection of featured photography and stories, offering a closer look at moments that capture the character, behaviour and quiet beauty of Britain’s wildlife.
Nest Box Stories
A glimpse into the lives of Britain’s birds of prey
A glimpse into the lives of Britain’s birds of prey
Alongside my wildlife photography, I install bird of prey nest boxes fitted with remote cameras through SW Wildlife Monitoring, in partnership with landowners, farmers and conservation charities. These cameras reveal moments few people ever witness — from courtship and first eggs to fledging and the challenges wildlife faces each season.
By sharing these stories and observations, my aim is to bring people closer to nature, raise awareness of Britain’s hidden wildlife and support conservation efforts.
Explore the storiesBy sharing these stories and observations, my aim is to bring people closer to nature, raise awareness of Britain’s hidden wildlife and support conservation efforts.
Through The Lens
Recent images from the wild
Recent images from the wild
Through the Lens shares a small selection of my most recent wildlife photography, capturing natural behaviour, fleeting encounters and the quiet beauty of the British countryside.
Oystercatcher on the Tundra
Adult Dipper
Banking Barn Swallow
Featured Image
Red-eyed Damselfly
Red-eyed Damselfly
A Red-eyed Damselfly rests among waterside stems, its vivid crimson eyes and delicate form captured with the Nikon Z8 and Nikon 800mm lens. Although designed for wildlife photography, this versatile combination reveals remarkable detail in small insect subjects from a comfortable distance. Soft light and shallow depth of field combine to create an intimate portrait of this beautiful insect.
Thanks for stopping by
Thank you for visiting and sharing in my passion for British wildlife. I hope these images and stories bring you a little closer to the natural world and inspire a deeper appreciation for the wildlife that surrounds us every day. If you’d like to find out more, get in touch about my work, or are a landowner interested in having a nest box installed, please feel free to reach out and contact me