Tag Archives: Photography
Spectacular snowdropsHuge raindrops develop on a snowdrop (Galanthus nivalis) flower in light misty rain As a child, every February IView full post » 
Ornamental cabbages add winter colourOrnamental cabbages in formal kitchen garden give winter colour at Villandry in France The first time I saw ornamentalView full post » 
Seed dispersalBlue tits love feeding on ripe Japanese dogwood (Cornus kousa) fruits; this one has extracted a seed. Instead ofView full post » 
Svartifoss an Icelandic waterfallBase of Svartifoss taken in 1981 crashing onto broken black basalt columns, with a 200mm lens using a 1 secondView full post » 
Pollination Power bookMy latest book – Pollination Power – was published in September 2015 by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Signed copiesView full post » 
A High Rise FamilyA mother white-cheeked gibbon pauses on a branch with her two-week-old baby that clings to her immediately it isView full post » 
A Seeing Eye – A midnight waterfall 1998Godafoss (Falls of the Gods) captured at midnight in mid-summer, Iceland. Iceland has many photogenic waterfalls, someView full post » 
A Seeing Eye – A nocturnal focus stack 2012Male campanula bees (Melitta haemorrhoidalis) using a peach-leaved bellflower as a roosting place to sleep in atView full post » 
A seeing eye – Insect in amber 2006An insect trapped in Baltic amber – fossilized tree resin from ancient forests The Baltic region is a rich sourceView full post » 
A Seeing Eye – A Starry Pattern 1990Sea urchin (Echinus esculentus) pores shell lit internally with fibre optics form a starry pattern and alternate withView full post » 
Dynamic diagonalsDeciding how to frame any picture makes all the difference between taking a photo and creating an image. For someView full post » 
A Seeing Eye – Glass eels reveal all 1970My images fall into two distinct categories. They are either grabbed unplanned shots of a fleeting moment or ephemeralView full post » |
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