ON REFLECTION

Images from this year’s South Cave Show, organised into three categories (Trophy Presentations, General Public and Exhibits) are now all available to view online.

After an almost five year wait, I finally managed to visit western Zambia and spend time on safari, capturing wildlife in and around the Kafue National Park, one of the world’s most important natural heritage sites.

The rainforests of Costa Rica have a reputation for being amongst the most biodiverse places on earth. It will come as no surprise to people who know me, and my love of wildlife, that it’s been one of my ‘bucket list’ destinations for many years.

‘Zero to Zero’, an illustrated book describing my global journey and hopefully of interest to anyone keen on travel photography, is now available as hardback and softback versions in my online shop.

Just before the start of the last Covid-19 lockdown, I was invited by an allotment society to capture images of their local wildlife.

I flew into Kerry in a storm. The coastal landscapes and skies on the Dingle Peninsula have been spectacular and a real challenge to photograph when you’re being battered by the elements.

I had just two full days staying in Whitby and the weather was bright and sunny. Too bright and sunny?

What a week in France, once again! As well as some macrophotography, I was lucky enough to take in the Tour de France and also witness the spectacular firework display at Carcassonne, commemorating Bastille Day.

Images from the first stage of the mens’ 2019 Tour de Yorkshire, which took place in torrential rain for much of the day. I was about 500 metres from the summit of Baggaby Hill, just outside Warter in East Yorkshire.