Can anyone help us identify this bird? Taken in Tortuguero, Costa Rica, he’s a wetlands bird but, to date, we’ve been unable to identify him via any wildlife guides. We are wondering if he’s a juvenile Anhinga? Though the…
One of the main ways I have amended my photography style over the past year or so, is to recognise that it’s beneficial to photograph the animal in its habitat. Now this sounds a ridiculously obvious thing to say but trust me, the first time you get your…
Upturned boats mirror the twin towers of Hancock and Prudential on the Charles River, waiting for the ice to dissolve and for Spring to come again. I have chosen this as my image of the week because it reminds me that our…
One of our subjects that never fails to get a reaction is Highland Coos. I have posted a few of them on google plus and facebook and they always stimulate comments and discussion. That’s why this is my photo of…
The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and its elephant and rhino orphanage in Nairobi is a saviour to the lives of so many elephants who have suffered at the hands of humans and our intervention. Dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, release and conservation…
Well, it’s not so often we’ll opt for a public and self congratulatory pat on the back, but TarajiBlue have some amazing news that we have been keeping under our hat for many months now… We reached the finals of…
Whenever we hire a car for our adventures we take a host of CDs for the journey. This has meant that several holiday memories can be recalled simply by playing a CD on our return home. I love the evocative memories…
I’m always striving for the best colours and exposures from my images – ideally so I need to do as little post processing as possible. Not only because this makes my life a lot easier, but it also gives me…
I have recently stumbled across some hand written notes from a trip log taken during our first visit to Russia in the winter of 2005. I wanted to share these observations with you; Their rules are a little odd –…
There comes a point with macro photography where you can genuinely scare yourself silly with the proximity you get to insects and the detail you end up revealing. For me, this is very much the case with anything large and ‘buzzy’. It used to…