Why Nature Photography?
Outdoor recreational activities such as hiking, camping, biking and travel all combine with nature and wildlife photography. Good…
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Outdoor recreational activities such as hiking, camping, biking and travel all combine with nature and wildlife photography. Good…

Southern Highlands Scotland: Nature Photos. In July 2012 these photos were taken of the Southern Highlands nature in Scotland, UK. We visited the very enjoyable Lead hills area and explored the surrounding area that included hill walks and stream gold panning. Apart from the hill sheep that make this highland home, you also find red [...]



Photographing Nature Early March Part 2. Here are a few more photos that could not be posted in Early March part 1. Some Egyptian, Canada Geese and a white mute swan for your viewing pleasure…


Photographing Nature Outdoors Early March. Some days are better than others, but things are looking up as we head for mid march here in the south of England. The wild birds sense the change and lots of action is waiting to be captured if you’re into nature photography. A new sighting of a little egret here in [...]


Late Winter Nature Photography In the UK It’s the first week of March, our late winter here in the south of the UK and it’s interspersed with a few lovely sunny days, ideal for nature photography outings. The Canada and Egyptian geese, a large selection of duck have over wintered here and they are now getting [...]


Nature Photos From The Eastern Cape South Africa. I’ve just arrived back from a family holiday to the Eastern Cape in South Africa and thought I might post some nature photos that were taken there. The good thing about being a nature photographer is you have excellent equipment to photograph your family with. A good [...]



Anyway here are a few samples of Christina’s photos taken in the morning light.



Spooky woods. Here are two successive nature images of a flying grey heron that came out weird and strange. Taken on the 29/09/2011 at 08.41 am in slightly misty conditions over a pond in Berkshire UK.

Grey Heron Photographic Study. Grey herons are an interesting water bird to study photographically. Here are a few photos to show you what I mean.



Early morning and late afternoon means that the angle of light comes in low. Ideal for capturing back, front and side light on your subject photograph. Water adds to those reflections. That’s why Christina loves photographing water birds with all their charm.

