nature

Being in nature, the best therapy in the world! Just to walk, sit and watch and listen; switching off to the demands of the world and steeping yourself in natural elements. Nature photography allows me to present natural aspects including landscapes, wildlife and plants and provides a medium for close-ups of natural scenes and textures. It also offers a way to express aesthetic and artistic images.

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Shine

The beauty of raindrops...sitting like little jewels.

Pond Life

The ever shifting shapes as a Bulrush dispenses it's seeds to bring about new beginnings.

Illuminated

The low evening light on this Dogwood bud brings to my mind an illuminated flickering candle.

 

Songbird

The bright joyous song of the Robin welcomes in the Spring.

 

A Splash Of Colour

I love the fluffy stems and buds and soft tones of this delicate flower.

Honesty

I love the seedbeds of honesty more than the flowers themselves. Their transparency and textures are so delicate.

 

It's All An Illusion

Things aren't always what they seem....

Admiring The View

A riverside companion on my walk along The Adur. Stonechats are forever one step ahead of you!

 

Life-Force

Nature is bold and beautiful as Spring approaches...

 

Bamboo Bokeh

Catching the light with a 1960’s vintage lens.

 

Burning Bridges

A mirage of bubble bokeh transforms the Old Shoreham Toll Bridge.

 

Ascending……

Ladybird style!

Nestled

Into the forest... Autumn is an abundant time and everything is covered in moss. A magical time of year!

 

Echos

Curling wild carrots…such intricate and delicate flower heads….

 

Amethyst Buds

Agapanthus Black Pantha shot with an old 1960’s manual lens

Little Dreamer

It’s a big new world for this super cute fledgling Little Owl. Our abundant and beautiful British countryside is full of surprises!

 
Bamboo ShootI love the textures of the new growth set against the structure of the bamboo canes.

Bamboo Shoot

I love the textures of the new growth set against the structure of the bamboo canes.