A wildlife photographer's case book
This section gives detailed accounts of the steps taken and fieldcraft invoked to photograph individual species.
This is the information that wildlife photographers usually keep very quiet because they wish to maintain their advantage.
I have given a detailed 'blow by blow' account complete with failures that other photographers might conveniently forget!
All photographs are copyright
This is the information that wildlife photographers usually keep very quiet because they wish to maintain their advantage.
I have given a detailed 'blow by blow' account complete with failures that other photographers might conveniently forget!
All photographs are copyright
Birds of Prey
One of the most challenging photographic subjects.... Click for more details
Great Crested Grebes
This is the time of year that the wonderful Great Crested Grebe begins its mating ritual... Click for more details
Badgers
Badgers are in the news at the moment, especially in the South West... Click for more details
Sand Martins
Sand Martin behaviour is fascinating... Click for more details
There is no shame in visiting a Red Kite Centre...
There are several Red Kite Centres in Wales, where there is a happy compromise between photographing captive and wild birds. Click for more details
The deer hunter
Photographing wild deer bears no resemblance to taking pics at your local deer park Click for more details
Finding the elusive egret
Egrets are stunningly beautiful birds but do not allow access closer than 100 yards Click for more details
If you find a good idea...
When I first set up this website and planned my fieldcraft courses... Click for more details
Photographing woodpeckers
How to photograph woodpeckers and other woodland birds in natural surroundings Click for more details