At the end of May 2021, I posted a blog article about “In Shock”. I am now allowed to publish the full story…. Following on from entering nine of my wildlife photos into the KCPA PDI Exhibition 2021, and two making it into the exhibition, I received a very nice […]
Yearly archives: 2021
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In one of my earlier blog posts, I mentioned I had entered a number of my wildlife images into the KCPA Annual Exhibition 2021. Now the images have been judged, I will share with you the images I entered 🙂 Below are the scores I received from the judges and […]
On Saturday evening (22nd May 2021) I received a very nice email that made my day 🙂 I will reveal more at the beginning of June 2021….
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A few years ago, I entered a selection of my wildlife images into the KCPA Annual Exhibition. The image below, of the Black-Tailed Skimmer, was one of images that was selected for the exhibition back then. Around 42 camera clubs in Kent & Sussex are associated with the KCPA and […]
Today (Saturday 17th April 2021) I visited a national nature reserve in the hope to see and photography some Hares. Below is my favourite image I managed to take 🙂 I also managed to take some video and have uploaded it onto my YouTube Channel. You can also watch it […]
What a difference a day makes! Following my visit to Elmley National Nature Reserve being in cold, wet and windy weather, today the weather almost felt like early Spring. I decided to stay local today and concentrate on trying to take some photos of birds. Below are a selection of […]
Last year I joined the Friends Of Elmley National Nature Reserve. With lockdown, the reserve had to close to the public and supporters. With lockdown beginning to ease I booked a ticket to go and visit the reserve. The weather on the day was cold, with a strong wind and […]
With lockdown beginning to ease I spent a few hours in the country lanes looking out for any spring butterflies. Below are a few of my favourite photos, I managed to take:
I entered three of my wildlife photos into a internal camera club Natural History competition, in March 2021. The judge marked all entered images out of a possible 20 points. Two got 17 and one 18.