When I'm running photography workshops, I often get asked how I found the location, and it has been through a number of different techniques. I thought I'd go through a few tips that have helped me both find wildlife and also new locations for wildlife photography.

I visited the National Trust site of Padley Gorge, hoping to catch more than just a glimpse of the stunning summer migrant, the Pied Flycatcher. Once I got my eye (and ears) in, I was treated to some fantastic views and managed to capture some photos that I'm very happy with. I hope you enjoy!

In this video I introduce you to the brilliant SpeediGimbal. As someone who looks to handhold for most of my photography, this is the perfect compromise between having a lightweight camera support & whilst maintaining maximum flexibility.

Once again I'm joined by the brilliant Dan Willis, but this time he's joined me in a beautiful cemetery in Bristol. These green spaces are a fantastic place to find wildlife within in urban setting. My goal for the day is to nail some shots of my grandma's favourite bird - the Eurasian Jay. Take a watch to see how I get on.

In today's video I'm testing out Lightroom's "Lens Blur" feature, to see whether it can help achieve the subject separation only possible with expensive wide aperture lenses and larger camera sensors. I have chosen 4 photos, each chosen to be gradually more difficult for the feature to work, to test whether I should be utilising this as part of my editing workflow.

I'm out in the Forest of Dean in the hope of catch sight of and photograph the elusive Wild Boar. There is evidence of their activity almost everywhere you look in the forest, but finding them to photograph is a different challenge altogether. Join me in this stunning woodland, where I wait for the chance to (hopefully) capture some photos & footage of this magnificent mammal.

I'm joined by the wonderful Dan Willis for a photography walk along a beautiful stretch of river in the Peak District. Just like last week, I'm capturing photos using slow-shutter speeds, however rather than using an ND Filter, I'm utilising the Live ND Mode that can be found in Olympus & OM System cameras. Whilst I wasn't initially planning on photographing Dippers, I just couldn't resist.

The Adder is a species I've been trying to find for 3 years in the UK - I've returned to this one site many times during March/April in hope of getting a glimpse of one of these beautiful creatures. In today's video I go through everything I've learned during my research of the species and maybe, just maybe, this time I'm successful with my quest to find one.

You join me at Butterfly World in Swindon for my first macro photography video, with plenty more macro photography videos to come. I'm so pleased with the results I'm able to get with my Olympus 60mm F2.8 Macro lens, Meike MK320 and a homemade diffuser. It's a brilliant place to witness myriad species of stunning butterflies and also ideal for practicing your macro photography.

In today's video I use Lightroom to show you how to minimise some issues people can have with micro four thirds sensors - dealing with noise & subject isolation. I've tried to keep this video as simple as possible to showcase a few techniques that I use when it's a noisy photo and the distance between the subject & background isn't big enough.

In today's video I'm in Rodborough Common in Gloucestershire hoping to get my first ever glimpse of the beautiful Waxwing. My expectations were blown out of the water as there was a flock of over 30 birds and the weather & light couldn't be any more perfect. Oh and a big thank you to my friend Dave, who not only helped me locate the Waxwings, but has also lent me his 300mm F4 whilst mine is being repaired.

In today's video I'm visiting RSPB Otmoor for the first time. Whilst I didn't really know what to expect, I was assured by my friend that it was a birding paradise, and he wasn't wrong! Whilst the main takeaway was the incredible amount of duck species, I saw much more throughout the day. I also had the incredible privilege of witnessing yet another starling murmuration, something I'll simply never tire of.

In today's video I'm visiting RSPB Ham Wall and Shapwick Heath in the hope of capturing some footage & photos of the sensational amount of Starlings that call this area home over winter. I hope I've managed to showcase what a ridiculously special experience this is. If you've never been to see a starling murmuration, I would say it's a must for any wildlife lover!

In today's video I'm photographing Red Kites in the beautiful Chilterns. I get treated to absolutely stunning weather conditions and can't quite believe my luck. I hope I managed to successfully capture some of the beauty of the day, I'm very pleased I remembered to bring my drone with me. The Red Kites were out in force, and I managed to come back with a whole host of different images! Oh what a day it was, I hope you enjoy watching the video as much as I enjoyed making it.

In today's video I'm on the east coast of Norfolk, Horsey Gap, to search for Atlantic Grey Seals during the pupping season and whilst that doesn't go entirely to plan, I chat about how: consistently photographing one subject can force you to become more creative, the various techniques I've used to try and expand my portfolio of seal photos & how you can do to the same for your own photography.

In today's video I'm in Norfolk concentrating on some slow shutter speed photography with some beautiful short-eared owls. I talk about what I'm looking for in the scene & what settings I used to achieve these stylistic photos. I also start that video with a few thoughts on the sharing of locations and would love to hear your thoughts on this topic.

In today's video I'm in the Peak District with my friend Dev, and we go in search of England's only remaining population of Mountain Hare. As you can tell by the title and thumbnail, things don't exactly go to plan, but I hope you enjoy the journey and enjoy the photos we DID manage to get.

Sit back & relax whilst I take you with me around the beautiful Tatton Park for some nature photography. The aim was to make the most of the autumnal colours, and they were certainly out in force - it was my first time visiting the park and I'm sure I'll be back soon. I used a combination of my OM System OM-1 with my 40-150mm + 1.4 extender, and my new Google Pixel 8 Pro.

Join me as I take you through a quick & easy technique to capture a different perspective of common water birds you can find at most local parks. All you need is a camera, a kit zoom lens and some bird food; to find out the rest you'll have to watch the video!

Join me on a beautiful morning photographing the annual deer rut in Bradgate Park, Leicestershire. I go through some tips & tricks and talk you through different ideas to capture the beauty & drama of this wildlife spectacle.

Join me on a wonderful trip to photograph diving gannets off the coast of Yorkshire by Bempton Cliffs. The trip was organised through Yorkshire Coast Nature and took place at the start of August. I go through gear recommendations, settings advice and show some of my photos from the session - talking about what I thought worked and what didn't. It was an incredibly exhilarating session that I hope to do again next year.

Join me into the small world of the Wall Lizards of Bristol. I utilise some of the aspects of the OM System OM-1 (double the depth of field of a full frame camera & Pro Capture) to capture photos & footage of these beautiful reptiles.

Join me as I go searching in the stunning French Alps to capture some photos and footage of the Alpine Marmot.

Join me as I attempt to capture some photos and footage of Red Grouse in and around a beautiful purple heathland in the Peak District.

I was lucky enough to spend 3 and a half weeks on the Isle of Mull in June this year. 10 days for my own photography and 2 weeks guiding clients around the beautiful island. This video takes place over one day (from dawn until dusk), as I go around with my friend seeing what we can photograph.

I was lucky enough to spend 3 and a half weeks on the Isle of Mull in June this year. 10 days for my own photography and 2 weeks guiding clients around the beautiful island. This video takes place over one day (from dawn until dusk), as I go around with my friend seeing what we can photograph.

In today's video I'm at RSPB Bempton Cliffs visiting the gannet colony. I was there with the aim of doing some high-key photography, however the weather didn't quite play ball, so I decided to experiment with some slow shutter speed & low-key photography.

In today's video I bring you along to film & photograph a beaver colony in the South of England. It was such a privilege to spend time with these amazing animals and I hope you enjoy the video as much as I enjoyed the experience!

In today's video I'm in the stunning Peak District doing a recce of my favourite Dipper site ahead of my 2nd lot of Dipper workshops of the year. Join me whilst I'm checking on the progress of nest sites & get a surprise visit from a pair of Mandarin Ducks.