Welcome to my website, I hope you enjoy viewing my photographs as much as I enjoyed taking them. I am a photographer based in the UK in Reading, Berkshire, specialising in wildlife and nature photography, with a particular soft spot for big cats, especially the leopard. While I have been lucky enough to travel all around the world, my heart lies in Africa with all her amazing wildlife and landscapes, but also here at home in the UK where I run a number of photography workshops. I am passionate about conservation and hope that in some small part my photographs will help raise awareness for all these wonderful creatures.
I have always loved photography and have worked as a photographer in the forensic industry for over 20 years. This lead to my love of helping people, and by combining this with photography I now run various wildlife workshops around the UK. While all workshops are suitable for any level of photographer (some people just like the company) I do offer specific beginner workshops also.
I am also available to give talks to local groups - photography groups, schools, scouts etc - and even further afield. Please contact me to discuss fees and your requirements.
You can keep up to date with news and new photographs by following my Facebook and Instagram pages, and by subscribing to the newsletter.
If you'd like any of my images for your walls at home or work, or to give as a present, a range of prints in various finishes are available to buy through this site, simply click on £ sign at the bottom of each images.
Licenses may also be purchased to create artwork, please contact me for pricing. Recent paintings have been completed by the very talented Annie Drew Wildlife Art, do check out her site for limited edition prints of her work.
If you'd like to give the gift of a workshop then I also have vouchers which you can purchase.
As featured in Wild Planet Photo Magazine
It seems to me that the natural world is the greatest source of excitement; the greatest source of visual beauty; the greatest source of intellectual interest. It is the greatest source of so much in life that makes life worth living.