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Why do I still need to process photos in the digital age? This post is about photo processing and why it's still required for digital photos

A short post about a trip out to photograph a local Bedfordshire Woodland, on a misty morning. Aspley Woods for a beautiful sunrise.

Four-page article & interview published in Amateur Photographer magazine, about my approach to wildlife portraiture - out today.

Travelogue post for landscape photography in Iceland. I recently travelled along the popular South of Iceland, stopping at some scenic spots

Continuing my attempts at wildlife gardening, I've now built an "Insect Hotel". See how here in just 10 seconds, then have a go yourself!

My process of producing low-key wildlife portraits. These are dark, characterful portraits of animals in low light, on black backgrounds.

We finally have proof of hedgehogs using our garden and our hedgehog house! I built it a while ago, and now our hedgehog house is in use.

My thoughts on producing low-key wildlife portraits; How I got there, the thinking behind it, and where I'd like to take the project.

London skyline photography at the View From The Shard. I visited at sunset, and this post contains information and tips for taking photos.

2013 Woburn Abbey Cover Photo. My photo of a red deer in front of Woburn Abbey is now in use on the front cover of their 2013 visitor book

What I learnt about my own landscape photography from a recent visit to the Ansel Adams exhibition in the National Maritime Museum, London.

Photos from a day spent in the snow with the deer at Woburn Deer Park in Bedfordshire. My first opportunity for deer photography in snowfall