Frogs and other Tropical Species
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…
WHF Smarden
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.…
Colchester Zoo
After my traumatic experience at London Zoo, one could forgive my reluctance to visit another zoo. However, having heard how wonderful Colchester Zoo was from a good wildlife photographer friend,…
Hamerton Zoo
Hamerton Zoo is located near Sawtry in Cambridgeshire and was originally opened in 1990 as a conservation sanctuary. It is home to a wide range of birds and mammals. One of…
Walking with Wolves
Walking with wolves is something that everyone should try at least once in their lives. It is one of those experiences that will stay with you for the rest of…
Paradise Wildlife Park
David found an experience entitled "Afternoon Tea with the Tigers" which consisted of a tour of the big cats at Paradise Wildlife Park followed by afternoon tea at Tiger Treetops.…
British Wildlife Centre
The Secret Nature of Britain The British Wildlife Centre in Surrey was founded in 1997 by David Mills. It is a not for profit organisation who's aim is to educate…
Cotswold Wildlife Park
Cotswold wildlife park is the largest privately owned zoological collection in the UK with over 260 different species of birds and animals. Below are just a small selection of my favourite…
Donna Nook
Photographing the grey seals at Donna Nook is the most physically taxing thing I have ever done in my life, more so than withstanding the searing heat of Bandhavgarh. …
Port Lympne big cats
The Port Lympne big cats have always been a huge attraction so when they announced the birth of 2 Amur tiger cubs on 27 June 2010, visitor figures rocketed. We…