Adding the unpredictability and uncontrollably of nature to the technical and artistic complexity of photography leads to a wealth of challenges. Here are a few I have had to face!

Super telephoto-lenses are synonymous with sports and wildlife photography, and for very good reason. When you can't be right there in the thick of the action, they allow you to get optically closer. But a super-telephoto lens is NOT the be all and end all, and are often misunderstood or not utilised to the best. Here are some of the misconceptions I have encountered around super-telephoto lenses.

This years winners of the coveted NHM Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards have been announced and do not disappoint!

Every year, there is a big Photography expo in Paris "Salon de la photo". If you are interested in going, here are a couple of links for free entry! :)

We are always trying to get razor sharp images but sometimes it is difficult, especially if you don't know what you are doing wrong...  There are many factors that could make an image sharp, more than I originally anticipated. Here are 20 tips that will help you get the sharpest image possible!

Two of my images (below) have been selected to be exposed at the upcoming Festival International Nature Namur as part of their photography competition. If you are planning on going, let me know, I'll be there at the weekend! :)

Over the years I have shared my experiences on my blog. I've tried to explain aspects of photography to help you improve your own skills. There were a lot of blog posts, but I decided to choose the best tips, and put them together on one page for ease of navigation! You can check it out here! :)

People crowd the streets and bridges to watch the amazing fireworks display next the iconic Eiffel tower in Paris, France on Bastille day. But I moved far from the event, and waited for the fireworks to finish, because as a resident in Paris, I see the tower lit-up every night, so seeing the dark tower has greater impact on me. The dark tower shrouded in the residual smoke and not yet brought back to life.

Back in 2015, I was contacted about using one of my images in a book...  Fast forward 2 years and the book has finally been published! :)

Recently returned from a trip to Malta and Gozo. Here is a selection of my images! :)

I have previously spoken about the corner-stones of photography; ISO, Aperture and Shutter speed.  Now I want to talk about the final element; exposure compensation!

I have never done a time-lapse before, so thought I should give it a go...  here are my first attempts put together in a small clip. :)