Ik-Kil cenote – gobsmacking and brain popping…
If you’re visiting the Yucatan you’re bound to hear many whispers of ‘cenotes’. But this one’s special. Tweet
The Isle of Skye’s Fairy Pools, a multicoloured hike
After reflecting on how awesome Neist Point is I thought I’d write up my second favourite place on the Isle of Skye. Tweet
18 reasons why you should rent an underwater camera
I recently snorkeled on the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef without an underwater camera: Big mistake! Tweet
Four Scotlands in one day: Neist Point, Isle of Skye
One of my favourite places in the UK is the Isle of Skye, a magical island off the west coast of Scotland. Tweet
15 of my favourite photos from Belize, because 10 just ain’t enough!
Hot on the heels of my compilation of Mexican photos I’ve bitten the bullet and managed to whittle down my Belize album to just 15. Tweet
10 of my favourite Mexican photos
Having just returned from my honeymoon to Mexico and Belize I have a wealth of photographs to choose from. Tweet
Snapping and almost snapping in La Vanille Reserve, Mauritius
Taking lots of pictures and almost losing my temper in Mauritius’ turtle sanctuary. Tweet
Australian stromatolites – Wonderous building blocks of life on Earth
Stromatolites are some of the oldest forms of life on this planet. Without them it is very likely that life as we know it would not exist, it would be something extremely alien to us. Australia is home to at least two impressive colonies of these microbes and I visited both. For anyone at all [...]
Following in the footsteps of Ludlow & Sherriff – Backpacking Bhutan, Kashmir and Tibet
I work for the Natural History Museum in London. I spent three months this summer creating catalogue records for several thousands of photographs taken by the Botanists/Soldiers/Explorers/Teachers/Photographers/Ornithologists that were Frank Ludlow and George Sherriff. What I saw then has been bothering me for months so now I’m seriously considering re-tracing their steps in my own [...]