Nature Versus Photography

A showcase & notepad for my photography exploring the relationship between nature & society.

The influence on our lives & the contrast between the natural & the cultivated is truly inspirational. And so, with my trusty camera I enjoy capturing images that evoke through the natural light, textures, materials, forms, perspectives, shapes, & colours found all around us.

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  1. Kicking K Taken at Old Down Country Park, Gloucestershire Join me over on Facebook    Twitter    RedBubble   Flickr

    Kicking K

    Taken at Old Down Country Park, Gloucestershire

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  2. Save our Voles The native water vole, once common in Britain, has over the last few decades suffered a catastrophic decline. This is largely thanks to human activity destroying wetland ecosystems and our not-so-clever introduction of the American mink to the British Isles.  Thankfully, conservation programmes up and down the country are actively protecting water voles by providing specific habitats for them, raising awareness and controlling mink numbers. An upside to our downside perhaps!

    Save our Voles

    The native water vole, once common in Britain, has over the last few decades suffered a catastrophic decline. This is largely thanks to human activity destroying wetland ecosystems and our not-so-clever introduction of the American mink to the British Isles. 

    Thankfully, conservation programmes up and down the country are actively protecting water voles by providing specific habitats for them, raising awareness and controlling mink numbers. An upside to our downside perhaps!

     
     
  3. Green Man We came across this fantastic carving by Andy O’Neill during a walk in the picturesque Golden Valley of Gloucestershire. The 6 metre sculpture was created from an old tree that was due to be chopped down. 

    Green Man

    We came across this fantastic carving by Andy O’Neill during a walk in the picturesque Golden Valley of Gloucestershire. The 6 metre sculpture was created from an old tree that was due to be chopped down.