Winter is finally giving way to spring here in the UK. The days are growing longer and these guys will sure be glad of the warmer weather... Song Thrush. Nikon D750, Sigma 150 - 600mm @ f/6, 400mm, 1/640

Milan & Beyond: I recently returned from a week in Italy. Based primarily in Milan, I ventured down to the Mediterranean coast of Liguria for several days before making my way back up to the Swiss-Italian

The Challenge: There are few things more challenging for a wildlife photographer than capturing consistently sharp shots of birds in flight. It can be a genuinely thrilling experience, successfully tracking

Range of Focus: I recently received a question from @deliriumdog regarding the factors that affect the depth of field in an image. The depth of field can briefly be defined as the range of focus in a given

Feathered Friends: I initially intended this post to cover the techniques involved in photographing songbirds. Instead I'd like to take the opportunity to exhibit a few instances of my bird photography.

A Peaceful Ruin: I recently visited Tintern Abbey on the banks of the river Wye in Monmouthshire. Founded in 1131, it has served as an inspiration to countless generations of artists, poets, and writers.

A City of Art & Culture: In 2016 I was lucky enough to visit the city of Berlin. It was my second time travelling to Germany and it was a cultural experience that I'll never forget. Berlin Wall Face

The Opportunist: This is a part of an ongoing photo series detailing my experiences of photographing raptors in the wild. Be sure to check out the previous instalment if you haven't already, Photographing

Subject & Perspective: This is the second part of my street photography series, the first part is viewable here, Street Photography With Phoblographer. Picking an interesting subject is important in

This is a brief follow up to my previous post, Photographing Puffins with Phoblographer. I hope you'll check that out prior to reading this as it should put things into context. Below is in an image of

Puffin Island: I've spent the past few days photographing seabirds off the Pembrokeshire coast in South Wales. It's been scorching hot in the UK recently so it was nice to enjoy a fresh sea breeze and

Framing the Shot: Landscapes and portraiture are two of the most commonly practised forms of photography. People have always taken pictures to document their travels, and the rise of the "selfie"

Kings of The Sky: Birds of prey are visually striking animals. Their imposing presence can be felt in the alarm calls of smaller birds as they seek shelter from a would be predator. There's nothing quite

The Human Approach: Street photography is a difficult discipline to define. To be successful requires one be patient yet audacious, to be continually aware of ones surroundings while searching for a candid

Hi, this is just a quick post to thank everyone for the incredible support I've received since joining Steemit a little over ten days ago. I'm humbled by the interest others have shown in my work, and

Hi everyone, in response to the positive feedback that I've recieved I've decided to start a photo series. Photographing with Phoblographer will cover a wide range of subjects, and as always I'll include

I noticed a lot of black and white images being uploaded today, I think it's "monochrome monday" or something. Anyway, here's a few of my thoughts and some examples of monochrome images that

Asking The Right Questions: As photographers we face numerous challenges in the pursuit of our work. Poor lighting, uncooperative subjects (both human and animal), and equipment woes are just some of the

I don't normally go for selective colour shots, but I was having fun editing this one so I thought I'd post it. I took this photo in Shoreditch, London. I wish I could remember the name of the artist painting

Below are a few pictures that I'd like to share. I don't feel that they're the very best images I've ever captured, but they're some of my favourites, largely due to the fond memories I have of taking