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A quick update that all of our Wild Nature Photo Travel workshops and expeditions for the remainder of 2026 are now sold out – thank you. I am personally hugely grateful for the continued support of all our clients, as shown by their consistent attendance on our trips over the years. 2027 is shaping up to be our biggest year yet, with some really exciting workshops and expeditions, many of which are now either sold out or down to the very last few places. Please get in touch with me if you are interested in attending one of our workshops next year. Full details on each trip are also located on the website at www.wildanturephototravel.com

I have just published episode 161 of my Wild Nature Photography Podcast. In this episode, I discuss the oft-held and common belief that ‘I could make better photographs, if only I had better gear’. This is a topic that has been much requested over the last year, but with a slight twist. Hint, it isn’t the equipment that is holding you back from getting better photographs… I did miss-title this episode as episode 162, when it is, in fact, 161.

Our Wild Nature Photo Travel workshop for Wolves, Bears and Wolverine to northern Finland this August is now Sold Out – thank you. Our next workshop for Wolves with availability is August 1st – August 8th, 2027 (only three places remaining). Please get in touch to register your interest.

I have just published episode 160 of my Wild Nature Photography Podcast. In this episode, I review Nick Brandt’s ‘Across this Earth a Shadow Falls’. An iconic, timeless and must-own look at African wildlife photography in warm-toned black-and-white. Back in podcast number #79, I reviewed his fourth book, ‘Inherit the Dust’, and yesterday I reviewed the third book in the series, ‘Across the Ravaged Land’, in podcast number #159. This completes the review of the books I currently own by him.

I have just published episode 159 of my Wild Nature Photography Podcast. In this episode, I review Nick Brandt’s ‘Across the Ravaged Land’. A hard-hitting look at African wildlife photography through the lens of what humanity is doing to the planet. Back in podcast number #79, I reviewed his fourth book, ‘Inherit the Dust’. ‘Across the Ravaged Land’ forms part of his trilogy series ‘A Shadow Falls’, ‘On this Earth’ and ‘Across the Ravaged Land’. The first two books were also available as a combined limited edition work.