Today was our first day back to Port Lympne since they introduced their Passport scheme. It's been 9 months since our last visit and to be honest, I'm amazed that…
It's been just over 5 weeks since my last visit to the Rare Species Conservation Centre (RSCC) and I was excited at the prospect of seeing all the kittens and…
Our third and final workshop at the British Wildlife Centre was with another photography group - this was by far the largest group I had been with and I was…
Apenheul Primate Park is located in the Woudhuizer Bos forest in Apeldoorn, Netherlands. It opened in 1971 as a small but revolutionary zoo, the first and only zoo in the world…
Due to circumstances beyond our control, I was unable to go with David when he went to the British Wildlife Centre to photograph their babies. It was 10 days later…
Wingham Wildlife Park is a small zoo located between Canterbury and Sandwich. Until the arrival of the tiger cubs Troy and Blade, it was unfortunately best known as the zoo…
Following on from their announcement of kittens, David and I were keen to return to the Rare Species Conservation Centre (RSCC) to see the new arrivals. However, on Saturday, we…
For my next foray into macro photography, we decided to have a go at photographing frogs, a chameleon, gecko and a toad. I found the toad to be the most…
South Africa. Home of Kruger National Park and the famous White Lions of Timbavati. Our destination for our South African safari was a tented lodge within the Timbavati region. The…
The WHF (Wildlife Heritage Foundation) was where David had his first proper nature photography lesson back in 2009, so it was only fitting that my first proper lesson was also here.…