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I've put together a selection of my favourite shots that give a flavour of the conceptual feel I'm going for be it freedom, thoughtfulness, the self, contemplation, individualism or a visual interpretation of behaviours and natures place in a manmade world. |
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I visited the French Alps in April 2008 and was fortunate enough to get some images of a pack of wolves in their natural environment. Wolves have historically been misunderstood and as such have been persecuted to the edge of extinction. Fortunately their reputation as harbingers of evil has been replaced by an understanding of their behaviours and personalities. An enduring will to protect them by campaigning individuals has helped to change perceptions safeguarding their future. |
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My favourite floral images. Names will be added shortly or in the meantime are available on request! |
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A NEW selection of photos from South Africa following my visit there this September. |
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The extraordinary wildlife photography opportunities are second to none in South Africa but it is more than just the variety and number of animals that exist. The vast beauty of the Kruger National Park, change in seasons and the smaller responses to conservation and animal welfare are truly inspiring. |
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Here are a selection of bird images I've taken on my various travels around different parts of the world. They appear nowhere else on this website. Keep visitng for more additions! |
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Seabird colonies are diminishing in the British Isles, as areas of coastline are eroded and our seas overfished. But there are still havens for our seabird populations such as Bass Rock and the Farne Islands which are home to Gannets and Puffins & Guillimots. Here is my view on seabirds. |
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Pigeons surround us everyday but how often are they overlooked, maligned and berated? Pigeons are just opportunists, not unlike ourselves in that respect. I challenge you to reconsider the pigeon, look beneath the surface image and consider this more common wonder of nature! |
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The Grey Seals, at Donna Nook in Lincolnshire, lay spread out on the vast beach like giant slugs. It's only when you get up close that you start to see their individual markings and special character. They say that eyes are the windows to the soul - for me they are the most soulful of creatures! |
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The farm is a mini culture with an intrinsic relationship to the wider environment it inhabits. New technologies underpin its current production methods. These images seek to show the increasingly systematic combining of science and nature whilst demonstrating the skills of the photographer as both 'systemiser' and 'empathiser'. |
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Taken in Brazil and the UK these images look at the way we construct barriers, be they artificial or natural to serve our purposes of segregation. These also represent the psychological barriers we uphold between us and nature. Nature in its place. Over time, nature fights back. Is this the ultimate tug of war which will only result in our very destruction? We decide! |
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This project aims to help us consider our immediate environments as consumers in metaphorical and actual terms. Taking areas of the coast in the North West, in particular Morecombe Bay as our study area, I concern myself with documenting the landscape as 'Artifice' i.e. a series of spaces and structures that are artificial in construction and content, in other words the 'denatured.' Ultimately the project is intended to help assist the conservation agenda through subtle imagery that questions and interrogates the landscape and peoples perception of it. |
