About Richard
Richard’s work does encompass other genres of photography but his primary focus remains rooted in the natural world. His up-bringing in Uganda and the Southern Sudan no doubt helped generate his passion and fascination for wildlife and for the wild animals of that continent in particular. He now spends much of his time in the Southern Peloponnese region of Greece, but regularly returns to Africa leading photographic safaris.
Like many nature photographers he is deeply concerned about our impact on the environment. He hopes his work will communicate to others the complexity, beauty and design inherent in this part of our existence and encourage immersion in and interaction with its wonders. He also hopes it will in some way help nurture a respectful relationship rather than one based on exploitation and control.
Richard is always pleased to consider commissions for work primarily in the fields of wildlife and landscape photography. He relishes the opportunity to travel so will also consider commissions overseas. Please contact him with proposals.
In addition to the books, he regularly writes articles for magazines. Recent features have been published in Outdoor Photography Magazine, Wild Planet Photo Magazine & Devon Life. Again he welcomes proposals from editors.
A newsletter is currently sent out two to three times a year with details of any new safaris, workshops, publications, exhibitions, art fairs or other projects. Please contact Richard if you would like your email to be added to the mailing list.
Safaris
Kenya - the prime reserves of Amboseli and the Maasai Mara - February 2020.
Dates – Saturday 8th to Saturday 15th February, 2020.
On this 8-day photography safari we visit two of Africa’s most famous reserves, which provide unrivalled opportunities to photograph the continent’s most iconic wildlife in wonderful and dramatic settings.
Group size – 5 participants
Namibia's Etosha National Park and Namib Rand Reserve - November 2020
Dates: Sunday 15th November to 24th November 2020
Namibia offers unique opportunities for both wildlife and landscape photography. It is a vast country with a population of only 2 million. Large parts are desert with much of the rest being open savannah country dotted by dramatic mountain ranges. Its colour palette of blue skies, orange sand-mountains and yellow grasslands contributes to some unforgetable vistas. Much of its wildlife is uniquely adapted to this arid environment and wonderfully photogenic.
Group size 5 participants
