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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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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A few favourites
Here’s a few recent images and articles that I’ve most enjoyed, and I think you might too.
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Scott Centenary Memorial Service
Yesterday I was privileged to attend St Paul’s Cathedral, to commemorate the centenary of the Terra Nova Expedition 1910 – 1913.
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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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Friday Photo: Telemetry
Wildlife documentaries make finding wildlife look easy, I can assure you it’s not. Whilst in South Africa I had the chance to search for a radio collared lioness. To cut a long story short..
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Looking for something different?
Starting a website has been a learning curve full of surprises and revelations. One of the biggest surprises has been that (a few) people actually read it..
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Friday Photo: Lone Waterbuck
As the name suggests, Waterbuck are heavily dependent on water, rarely venturing more than a few kilometers away from rivers or waterholes..
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10 ways to know when you’re on an expedition
Ever woken up, momentarily lost your bearings and forgotten where you are? Here’s 10 ways to know when you’re on an expedition..
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Friday Photo: Red Bellied Piranah
There’s lots of fish in the Amazon. One with perhaps the most impressive reputation is the Piranha. To bust a popular myth, no they’re not..
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Friday Photo: Zulu the orphaned Meerkat
Say hi to Zulu, the orphaned Meerkat. His mother had been killed on a road, with Zulu left sitting on the verge. A kind passer-by brought him to..
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