Friday Photo: Unexpected Visitors
They say that a camel can smell water. I’m not sure if that’s true, but they do have a knack of turning up at camp..
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Ten Interesting Photos
I’ve developed a love of photography as a means to help tell stories..
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Friday Photo: Into the Amazon
Traveling from the UK to our research camp in the Peruvian Amazon last year took four long days. By far the most enchanting part of the expedition was journeying from the bustling jungle city of Iquitos up into the Amazon’s smaller headwaters..
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Friday Photo: Surprising Science
Science is taught in the classroom and practiced in the laboratory. Sometimes you get to have a go in the field. Lab’s are sterile, everything goes (almost) to plan
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Friday Photo: The Desert in Black & White
Here’s an image from the Empty Quarter. I’m not old fashioned enough to take photographs in black & white, and considering that by nature the desert is quite simple and plain..
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Dragon Hunting in Oman
Sometimes science seems boring. It can be difficult to connect the apparently disparate effort in the field, to the long term goals and achievements.
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Friday Photo: Beads of dew
It’s no excuse really, but photography in the UK has always seemed dull, a little tame perhaps..
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What a Wonderful World
I met up with a friend from Offshoot Films yesterday, and thought I would share one of their most fantastic recent creations.
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Camera Trap Images from Oman
It’s been a month since we arrived back at Heathrow, weary from the expedition, but elated at how much we managed to achieve in that time..
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Friday Photo: Making Bricks
On the edge of the Empty Quarter is the ancient city of Shisr, a centuries old spring that provided water for generations of desert travelers..
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