Today’s Field Notes post is all about photographing nature and the beauty of early spring on my doorstep, Rainford Village. If you’re reading this on mobile, you might enjoy the photos even more on a larger screen. This set is one of my favourites so far this spring. Signs of spring began to arrive earlier …
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A month-long mission to photograph the beauty of mad March hares and their elusive boxing behaviour.
A journey towards photographing wild tawny owls in local ancient woodlands using ethical fieldcraft skills and observations.
With spring finally here, the countryside slowly awakens with plenty of photographic potential. This Field Note shares the subjects and subtle moments I hope to capture, from carpets of bluebells and wild garlic to the energetic presence of brown hares.
The harsh reality of wildlife photography – even under perfect conditions, nothing is ever guaranteed. Behind every successful encounter are multiple unsuccessful trips – a truth you don’t hear all too often.
We rarely seem to experience dramatic wintry conditions in the North West of England. Most winters, we live our lives under endless stretches of dull grey skies and flat light, leaving you reaching for those vitamin D supplements. It’s a frustrating season for landscape and wildlife photography when the conditions don’t match your expectations. But …
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A quiet dusk encounter with a barn owl, shaped by patience, concealment, and a deep respect for nature. A reminder that fieldcraft matters more than gear.