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Red Crowned Cranes, Japan
A few years ago I came across some images of Red Crowned Cranes in the snow. From that moment I knew that I’d have to experience and photograph these incredible birds for myself!!! These endangered birds were once thought to be near extinct in Japan until a small number were discovered in Hokkaido’s Eastern Marsh …
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Whooper Swans of Lake Kussharo
Every year several hundred Whooper Swans spend their winter hanging around the warm thermal waters on the shores of Lake Kussharo in Hokkaido, Japan. Whilst much of the lake is frozen the edges remain free of ice. This is where you’ll find the swans hanging out during the day paddling and feeding around in the …
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How to Photograph Cuba
A selection of my images featured in an article by Michaela Trimble on “How to Photograph Cuba”. Cuba is an incredibly photogenic destination that is sure to excite any photography enthusiast whether you’re toting the latest pro-SLR or snapping pics with your smart phone. To take a read of the article on tripsavvy.com click here.
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Spectacular Temples of Old Bagan, Myanmar
I had so much fun creating these images in the spectacular temples of Old Bagan in Myanmar. That exhilaration you experience when shooting something special whether it be an exotic destination, amazing people or the sheer spectacular natural beauty of our world is what drives me to keep on picking up the camera. The architecture …
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Aurora Watching – Mount Aurora Lodge, Alaska
Wow, what a first day out at the Mount Aurora Lodge! Located 30-40 mins from Fairbanks the lodge has sweeping views over the surrounding valleys from its hillside perch. A location that is perfect for aurora watching. Housed in a converted gold miners dormitory the rustic, warm lodge has an open plan lounge/sitting/dining area that …
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Penguins Porpoising in Antarctica
Capturing these penguins porpoising in Antarctica as they rocket out of the water at speeds of up to 36 kmh (22 mph) was definitely a challenge. There were many, many frames where I had nothing but water in the shot. What you don’t see from this shot is that only a few minutes before there …