A key to photography is keep shooting, so keep an eye out for anything worth shooting. you will be surprised what wonders the world holds when you just keep you eyes open for them!

Although I shoot digital 99% of the time, I do, occasionally, pick up an old film camera. So, in an age of digital, why would one still shoot film?

4 years, countless expeditions and 10,000's of images later I have compiled a series of tips and bits of advice to help improve your wildlife and nature photography.

Probably the best bit of advice I can give! :)

Great, you've got good images....  now do something with them! :)

Cropping reduces image quality, so just be happy with the frame you can get.

Post-processing RAW images produce the best results, so learn how!

I was contacted by Helena, who is a fantastic blogger of kiddie related shenanigans, so write a post on taking pics with your smartphone for her page. Check it out! :)

Get a different perspective on your subject!

Always keep trying to make better images.

You need to know your subject in order to get the best you can!

It is easy to get carried away in an exciting moment, but stay calm, and stay focused on all the little details that can make or break an image!