HIRE AN AWARD-WINNING PHOTOGRAPHY LECTURER

A seasonal voyage across the British Isles in search of all kinds of wildlife - from peregrines hunting along coastal cliffs, and dragonfly courtships on chalk streams, to rare bustards and red deer rutting on the Scottish moors.

I tell the story behind each photo, sharing my creative process and  techniques I use to get close to animals.

Lying at the centre of the New World, connecting North and South America, Panama is a wildlife paradise - home to a spectacular 970+ birds, not to mention sloths, howler monkeys and tree-frogs.  

This talk explores the life and photo opportunities that can be found at every level of the rainforest - from the upper canopy 200m up in the clouds, to the dark secrets of the forest floor. 

A whistle-stop tour of Europe's greatest wildlife destinations, and the stories behind the photos - from eagles in the Spanish Pyrenees, and wolves in Italy's Abruzzo, to pelicans and jackals on Lake Kerkini.

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I will also talk about my methods and why it pays to revisit the same places over many seasons. 

At 78 degrees north, between Norway and the North Pole, Svalbard's unique landscapes and wildlife make it an irresistible destination for photographers.

This talk is a photographic journey across land and sea, fjords and tundra, celebrating the best of Arctic wildlife under the midnight sun - from Arctic Foxes hunting seabirds, to the courtship rituals of Red-Throated Diver and Ptarmigan.

Photography is often thought of as a technical craft of what lenses and settings to use. But the real challenge lies in learning how to see and create unique images.

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This talk explores the journey of developing a more intuitive photographic eye. I’ll share how to recognise what’s missing from a scene, slow down, break free from creative ruts, experiment, and begin to see light, texture and colour in a more deliberate way.

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There is an entire magical world of detail and behaviour unfolding beneath our feet - one that most of us rarely stop to notice.

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This talk is an invitation to slow down and look closer. I explore the intricate lives of small creatures and the quiet beauty of overlooked moments - from dragonfly courtship dances to frogs emerging on warm summer nights, and the subtle textures that winter leaves behind.