I had to put my newly acquired reading glasses on for this one. I had read the message without it, but since I passed 40 I don’t trust what I see anymore. This time I may as well have, as the message was the same. My mouth went dry and the palms of my hands [...]
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Blog: David Lloyd Wildlife & Travel Photography
I originally discovered David Lloyd’s site after ‘meeting’ him on Twitter and I am very glad I did. David is a New Zealand born photographer living in the UK and after traveling to Africa, and other countries, has been able to put together a fantastic portfolio of wildlife & nature images. When visiting David’s blog you [...]
It’s Not a Wild Wolf
The winner of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year has been disqualified. At the end of last year questions were raised about the authenticity of the winning image. You can check out this post for a little more background info but the short version is that the authenticity of the image was questioned. Was the [...]
Guest Post: ‘A Time to Reflect’ by Greg du Toit
I once read a now obscure book or article on success. It advised that one should take time to reflect on the successes along life’s path no matter how big or small they may be. Seemingly, by way of cerebral osmosis, this notion was archived in my long-term memory. Now, years later, two recent achievements [...]
Honesty in Wildlife Photography
I recently looked through this year’s winning and highly commended images when I paged through Wildlife Photographer of the Year: Portfolio 19. By looking through the images in this coffee table book you can see why the Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year is the ultimate competition for wildlife photographers around the globe. The wildlife [...]
