This image was taken in Lemaire Channel, Antarctica -AKA Kodak Channel because of the photography opportunities it presents. It’s a beautiful, frozen channel, flanked by rocky outcrops, hills and icebergs. We visited over New Year 2006-2007 on the Akademik Shokalsky.…
We’ve recently uploaded a new set of pictures to the website. These pictures feature York Minster bathed in a light show which is narrated and set to music. It was featured as part of the ‘Illuminating York’ festival in October…
I love this image. The expression on the bird’s face never fails to raise my smile. It was taken in Beijing in 2008. We were wandering around the outside of the walls of the Forbidden City, surveying ramshackle neighbourhoods and…
This photobook chronicles our travels in Antarctica, and focuses on the pristine nature of the Antarctic environment and those who inhabit it. It’s a minimalist photographic exploration of the Antarctic peninsula, where white abounds, punctuated by elegant drama. It features…
This photobook is a project close to our hearts. It features imagery of wild and orphan elephants taken during our visit to Kenya in September 2009. After spending a marvellous week in the Maasai Mara watching herds of wild elephants…
‘Wildcats of Africa’ is a new photobook from Taraji Blue which celebrates the beautiful felines of the African Savannah. The images featured within the book were taken on a photography trip to Kenya in 2009. We spent a week in…
‘Take to the sky’ is a new photobook from Taraji Blue, featuring birds from across the world and at home. It was inspired by the fact that many of our recent bird shots are becoming firm favourites among Taraji Blue…
Recently we’ve we visited the Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2010 exhibition at London’s Natural History Museum. Always an inspiration, the exhibition never fails to make me want to grab my camera and head out into the wilds.…
I have chosen this image as my photo of the week because it encapsulates the inquisitive mind of the wildlife photographer. It was taken on a jungle trek in Coca, Ecuador. Alistair happened to spot the curled up leaf in…
“At last!” I cry! After weeks of photo editing, writing copy and developing the templates for the photobooks we’re there. I have been so excited to launch this book. I really hope it’ll bring back fond memories for our ship…