In the Picture

Sometimes, what begins as following advice, rules or 'shoulds' can slowly disconnect us from curiosity, exploration and making choices that feel right for us. In this reflective piece, I explore how that idea has quietly followed me through life and photography – and why understanding your options matters far more than simply being told what settings to use.

Sitting quietly by a birdbath reveals a world of bird behaviour, interaction and rhythm. Time spent observing allows moments to unfold naturally, deepening your connection and the way you see and photograph birds.

A fleeting sunrise, fourteen quick handheld frames and a stitched panorama that challenged the 'musts' of gear – and proved the real value of feedback in photography.

A tripod can open creative possibilities in nature photography. It doesn’t have to be about perfection though it is about choosing a...

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