Welcome to my Gallery

Welcome to my collection of nature and landscape photography galleries, featuring scenes from the UK, Iceland, Greenland, and beyond. Each gallery tells a different story - from vast mountain landscapes and dramatic coastlines to the quiet details found in ice, water, and wildlife.

Through landscape, drone, abstract, and wildlife photography, I aim to capture the atmosphere and rhythm of wild places: the play of light, the passing weather, and the sense of calm that comes with being outdoors.

Explore the galleries to discover prints, wall art, and photography gifts inspired by the beauty, stillness, and strength of nature.

Earth

Earth
Air

Air
Wildlife

Wildlife
Water

Water
Abstracts

Abstracts

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View fullsize National Wildlife Day feels like a good reminder of why I pick up a camera in the first place. Wildlife photography has taken me from Arctic ice and remote coastlines to local fields and woodlands, but the species and locations are only part of the
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View fullsize It’s World Photography Day and I’m so thankful I rediscovered photography about 10 years ago. The balance and exploration it brings me alongside my ‘day job’ has given me friendships and experiences I could never have dreamed
View fullsize This little owl is judging you🦉 He’d like to know what my followers have been getting up to this weekend… and judging by that expression, he’s already formed an opinion 😂 So, come on then… what have you been up to this w
View fullsize I think these might be some of the smallest subjects I’ve ever photographed. Harvest mice are tiny, but watching them clamber around amongst the cow parsley, hanging on to stems and disappearing into the flowers, they somehow manage to fill th
View fullsize Sometimes it’s easy to forget just how tiny Arctic fox cubs are. Lying quietly in the long grass, surrounded by wildflowers, I watched this little cub explore its world. One minute it was cautiously peering through the stems, the next it was b
View fullsize She’d already won the hunt… or so she thought. ➡️ A flash of russet fur emerged from the long grass carrying a freshly caught rodent. For a moment, it looked like the hard work was over.… Have you ever watched nature unfold and
View fullsize Spending time on the cliffs in Iceland watching puffins do their thing. One came back from a dive with a beak absolutely rammed full of sandeels, more than I’ve ever seen one carry at once, looking very pleased with itself. A pair stood toge
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View fullsize The Icelandic highlands from above. Old craters sit within a few miles of glacial blues and moss green, rivers finding their own way down from the ice. Each one of these was photographed by my DJI Mavic 4 Pro drone, chasing weather windows and ligh
View fullsize I’m excited to announce my Iceland south coast in winter workshop, March 2027. Co-led with my buddy @jvn.photo. Full details linked in my profile. Swipe through, then tag someone you’d brave the Icelandic winter with and let me know y
View fullsize Caught this fox mid downpour, looking thoroughly unimpressed with the weather. Funny how things change, back then a shower felt like an inconvenience, now with the UK deep in another heatwave, I’d take that rain in a heartbeat 🥵 The express
View fullsize Fox cub, mid-air, mid-chaos! Watching a fox cub play is a lesson in humility for anyone holding a camera. Every jump changed direction before I could react, and every landing became the start of the next leap. Most frames were a blur of legs and g
View fullsize Three frames from a single encounter. Which one do you find yourself drawn back to. Let me know below. Special thanks to @jacklodgephotography for letting me borrow his stunning @canonuk RF400mm F2.8 L IS USM + EXTENDER RF1.4x 🤯 Off to sell a kid
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View fullsize 🐧❄️ Guess who’s heading back to Antarctica?! (It’s me. I’m so excited I can barely type, and you could be coming with me…) In 2028 I’ll be a co-leading a 20-day expedition to Antarctica, Elephant Island AND South Geor
View fullsize While the UK melts in a heatwave, I’m finding my cool in the wild Atlantic. There’s something humbling about watching the ocean do its thing off the coast of Madeira - raw, relentless and yet still beautiful. And if you look closely at
View fullsize The Fracture Point Some things reveal themselves slowly. From a distance it looked like any other ancient laurel. Broad trunk, heavy with moss, roots gripping the volcanic rock beneath. The mist was sitting low that morning, softening everything be
View fullsize Medusa’s Grove Look up. The laurel forest looks back. Most people walk through Madeira’s Laurisilva with their eyes ahead, following the path, watching their footing on the mossy ground. But stop in front of one of these ancient trees
View fullsize Cathedral of Moss Some places make you feel small in the best way. This ancient laurel giant has stood in Madeira’s Laurisilva forest for centuries, long before any of us arrived with cameras. I stood beneath it in the mist and just stopped.