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Photography can be an expensive hobby if you let it. The newest camera bodies alone (without lenses) can cost up to £5000! Although...

I am writing this because I get asked this question alot: "Why are you cutting the tree down?" Planting trees is so rooted in our society...

Within this one weekend, two contrasting days of weather to put the new Nikon Z6 along with the Sigma 150-500mm and the Nikon Nikkor Z...

Blehhhh January again... Everyone's favourite month, right? 31 days of long nights, short days, wind, wet and cold. Sounds pretty grim....

I always though Tenerife was a tourist destination. Nothing more. How wrong I was. Tenerife is like a "mini continent" squeezed into one...

Introducing "seasonal scribbles" - a serious of sketches using pen and watercolour, bringing together wildlife art and the Christmas...

An iconic wildlife species, badgers are the UKs largest remaining carnivores. I absolutely love seeing them, photographing them and...

We love planting wildflowers in the UK. Bright and beautiful, native flowers are an excellent food source for all sorts of pollinators....

Is AI a threat to nature photography?

Rock Samphire is a true super veg being full of nutrients such as iodine, vitamin A, C and B2. Although considered to be a fine dinning...

As a self-confessed born and bred chocoholic, I love bitter dark chocolate. However, chocolate is grown thousands of miles away so when I...

Photography is a process interpreting, capturing and documenting the world. Editing is simply a part of that process. Images in their raw...

Electric vehicles drive the COP26 transport agenda. But what about bikes? To achieve net zero emissions and limit global warming, £2.8...

The moment a nation has been waiting for… The lifting of COVID restrictions. The chance to venture beyond our local bubbles, explore the...

Overfull bins in Belfast where rubbish is about to blow around the street and into the ocean. A lot of this rubbish could have been...

"Eww!" is often the first reaction to seeing many of the small six - eight legged beady-eyed creatures. Yes, many insets bite, sting and...

Bumble bees. They may sting, but we love them really. The sound of busy wings buzzing around a flower-filled garden means that Spring has...