All this week I’m taking part in my first Instagram Takeover. The World Photography Organisation is a global platform for photography initiatives. Working across up to 180 countries, their aim is to raise the level of conversation around ...
To say that spring is in the air was an understatement. We had lovely warm conditions and the group worked hard in the morning session to uncover a beautiful selection of colourful images. There were some good examples of making use of the ...
We kicked off the new year with a full workshop and a dynamic set of images ranging from animal behaviour to woodland details and classic architecture. Proving you can capture great images anytime of the year on Hampstead Heath. The next available ...
After running a successful PR agency in London, Margot Raggett’s career took a new direction as she followed her passion for wildlife photography. A regular visitor to Kenya, in east Africa, her interest in photography, which began as a hobby, ...
I was interviewed by the Natural History Museum about the ‘Fox Meets Fox’ image in the People’s Choice Awards currently showing the #WPY54 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards 2018. A longer version will available soon.
Space For Nature featured on BBC Southwest News this month. The book was commissioned by Clinton Devon Estates and was published by my own imprint – Hemisphere Publishing. It was good to see a positive conservation story about British ...
I was commissioned by Clinton Devon Estates to produce a book about wildlife conservation on their land in 2017. One of the images I took of a family of beavers won a highly commended award in the British Wildlife Photography Awards
Today The Guardian published an online gallery of the Lumix People’s Choice Award nominees from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards featuring my ‘Fox Meets Fox’ image. You can view the gallery here and voting is until ...
This week I was asked to speak about urban foxes on London Live. It was great to have a media platform with a positive story about these misunderstood mammals