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A wander around Aspley Woods, in Bedfordshire, in the snow. I photographed the pines, silver birches, and a grand old oak tree.

Photos of a black swan on a frozen lake. The combination of dark and light make for great nature photography conditions.

Photos of sika deer from an afternoon in the snow at Woburn Deer Park. Falling snow is always a good opportunity for wildlife photography.

A selection of photos taken during this year's bluebell season. British woodlands are never more spectacular than with a carpet of bluebells

Photos & thoughts after visiting Woburn Abbey Deer Park for the annual red deer rut. My favourite time of year to photograph deer in the UK.

A walk in the woods with the 'nifty fifty' 50mm lens. Misty trees, wintry landscapes, and a morning well spent. Aspley Wood, Bedfordshire.

A few red deer (Cervus elaphus) photos which I was able to take during a morning of snow, at Woburn Deer Park, in Bedfordshire.

The annual red deer rut is the best time of year to see and photograph the red deer. Here's how I got on this year at Woburn Deer Park.

My top tips for photographing deer. They're surprisingly accessible compared to most British wildlife, so deer photography is always popular

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

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

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

My experience of red deer photography at Woburn Deer Park. It's my local deer park, in Bedfordshire, and my favourite for nature photography

An evening photographing the emblematic swans of Bedford. Bedfordshire Wildlife Photography; And the swan being Bedford's most iconic animal

Setting myself the challenge of photographing Bedford's summer migrant population of Common Tern. They're a beautiful bird