wildlife

Just came to check me out :-) D850 200 to 400 f4 290mm 1/3200 f4 iso 400 Photo safari east africa

Robin (Erithacus rubecula) taken at Loch Leven, Scotland

Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) taken at Loch Leven, Scotland

A lion cub tries to get mums attention. D850 200 to 400 f4 400mm iso 360 1/800 f4 E. Africa photo safari

Afternoon everyone! I hope everyone is well! I have been absent from this forum for quite a few months now. Having started a new job and having to replace my computer I've been rather busy. That however hasn't stopped me squeezing in quite a few visits to my favourite hide in the Cairngorms to...

A wet, dark rainy, day with a long slow telephoto lens and an old 2014 Sony a7Rii to hand. I grabbed this shot of a Dalmatian Pelican, mid-groom, appearing to give me the evil eye lol. Feedback and suggestions welcomed please! Image is straight from the sdcard. This is a jpeg photo as opposed...

An exciting encounter on my last photo safari. The zebra ventured in a few times so I got to see the action repeat and get lots of images. The light was good and I was quite close so it was easy to shoot, just had to do some minor repositioning of the vehicle. D850 200-400mm f4 200mm f4 1/2500...

Put the 2x teleconverter onto my Sony 200-600mm lens today for some photo work and put the a7Rii to the test to see what this old 2014 full framer could do maxed out! Poor camera really struggled with focusing and I really had to work for this! I have done nothing post capture to this photo on...

I like the eye tracking, but it did search for the eye for too long even if I was pointing the square at the bird. It also used multiple points together. I used this video. I set the max ISO to 6400 but it turns out that the ISO is too grainy when looking at the photos on the computer. Weather...

This is a new photo taken with my Sony a7Rii and Sony FE 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 G OSS Lens. I am still very much learning full frame having moved from my old Sony a6400 aps-c and am finding pretty much everything i knew about photography is worthless and am having to start over from scratch with...

Good day everyone I am relatively new to photography. This July I am going on holiday to Namibia. I am looking for a camera that I can use there but also outside the holidays. I need the camera mainly for travel photography for family photos/photos of families, cities, for landscapes, but also...

Lapwings often appear to be a dull greenish-black and white, but when the light falls on them, the iridescence is marvellous. At Snettisham earlier in the week, the light was beautiful, and this bird stood still long enough for a decent shot. Canon 90D, 100-400 L II 1/125 f13 ISO320

Taken at the British Wildlife Centre near Lingfield

A fox, lurking

Wild pony, looking across the Welsh mountain on Dinas Head with heather and buttercups. Canon 600d - Tamron 55-200mm - ISO400 - f/5.6 - 1/40

A shot of one of the Pembrokeshire wild ponies taken on Dinas Mynydd on my backup camera. Canon 600d - Tamron 55-200mm - ISO400 - f/5.6 - 1/50

A Gannet enjoying the wind on a windy afternoon at Bempton Cliffs along the East Yorkshire coast...

Otter - Isle of Mull by David Young, on Flickr Throwback to a trip to the wonderful Isle of Mull last May - took a while to find our otters but when we did we spent about three hours watching this girl and her youngsters

I'd normally be photographing professional football on a Saturday afternoon but with the closedown of the season I had a free day. So I went looking for a kingfisher. This was only the second time I've ever seen one, the previous time was just seconds, this one paid me three visits and hung...

Nuthatch, taken on a wander round a local wood.

Squirrel calmly dining off our beautiful hibiscus

Bottlenose dolphin - Chanonry Point by David Young, on Flickr Spent a couple of days photographing the Moray Firth dolphins

Mother-to-be enjoying a few tranquil moments in the sunshine

This little Robin was singing its heart out for us today in Greenwich Park. My hand was only inches away from it as it took some birdie treats from it. I swear as I whistled a little tune it copied back. Probably not intentional, but I like to think it was :)