Listen to the interview here After nine years working as the Senior Picture Editor at National Geographic Kids magazine Karine Aigner ventured into the world of freelance photography. Drawing on her wealth of knowledge as an editor, Karine’s body ...

It was fungi season on the Heath and with such a variety on display it was hard to ignore photographing them. The group showed their individual style and take on how to capture them in a creative way. The next available workshops are on the weekend ...

This time of year on the Heath is spectacular and probably the quickest to sell out when the dates are released in April. This weekend didn’t disappoint and the group set about capturing a wide range of creative images making superb use of the ...

Hear my interview with Roxy here Roxy – AKA ‘Roxy The Zoologist’ – is a wildlife biologist, photographer, activist, filmmaker, and presenter. After graduating with a first class honours in Zoology, Roxy landed a ‘dream’ job as a wildlife ...

The first in our series of Autumn Workshops and the group set about finding photographic treats on the woodland floor, the wider landscape and the lovely colours beginning to turn at this time of year. The next available workshops are on the weekend ...

Here my interview with Staffan here Outdoor Photography Magazine labelled Staffan one of the world’s most influential nature photographers. He may disagree but he is certainly one of the worlds most productive. 60 years young Staffan has published ...

My images are represented by Nature Picture Library. Nature Picture Library is a specialist photo agency for the professional market, representing more than 500 of the world’s best nature and wildlife photographers and videographers. This ...

Workshop number two and the final one before we take a summer break. The insect life was buzzing (literally) and the wildflowers they visit were in full show. It’s such a wonderful time to photograph on the Heath and the selection below is a ...

A love weekend of photography workshops on Hampstead Heath. The end of June throws up no-end of subjects to shoot, from veteran beech trees to pollinating insect,  the group set about gathering a fine set of images. The next available workshops are ...