
Ancient Silhouettes – Photographing the Cormorant
There’s something almost prehistoric about the cormorant. With their piercing turquoise eyes, sharply hooked beaks, and that unmistakable wing-drying pose, they feel like throwbacks to
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There’s something almost prehistoric about the cormorant. With their piercing turquoise eyes, sharply hooked beaks, and that unmistakable wing-drying pose, they feel like throwbacks to
Barn owls (Tyto alba) have a certain magic about them. With their pale, heart-shaped faces and ghostly flight, they drift silently over the fields
There’s something about the stillness of an open field in early spring that always pulls me in. On this recent trip to Yorkshire, I was
When I first picked up a camera and headed into the wild, I didn’t imagine it would lead me here writing a blog as an
Every spring, for just a couple of fleeting weeks, the cherry blossoms bloom and every year, like clockwork, I become completely obsessed with capturing the
Arguably Britain’s rarest breeding bird, the firecrest is a true gem—small, elusive, and flashing its fiery crown as it flits through dense foliage. For any
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