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Ross HoddinottFrom an early age, Ross has had a passion for the outdoors. His parents introduced him to photography when he was aged 10 and Ross immediately began photographing the wildlife and scenery near their home in north Cornwall. In 1990, he won ‘BBC Countryfile’s’ junior flora and fauna category in their annual photo competition and by the time he won the ‘Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ competition a few years later, Ross had decided to pursue a career in photography. |
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Nick JenkinsNick Jenkins is one of our great British landscape photographers and an Associate of the Royal Photographic Society and the Welsh Photographic Federation. Nick gained his ARPS in 2003 and his AWPF (assoc of Welsh Photographic Federation) in 2004. |
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Lee PengellyLee Pengelly is a professional photographer specialising in landscape & nature photography.His clients include the Ordnance Survey, Daily Mail, Kodak, National Trust, Outdoor Photography, Practical Photography, The National Grid and the Britannia Group and sold worldwide in books, newspapers, magazines, calendars, cards and travel guides. |
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Adam BurtonAdam Burton is one of the UK’s leading landscape photographers and author of four books. Since 2008 he has been working as a full time professional landscape photographer, regularly supplying imagery and undertaking commissions for a wide range of business clients. |
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Mark BauerMark Bauer is rapidly establishing a reputation as one of the UK’s leading landscape photographers. Having first become interested in photography while living abroad in the early 1990’s, he is now renowned for his evocative images of his home county of Dorset, and other locations throughout the south west of England. |
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Bruno D’AmicisBased in Abruzzi (Italy), Bruno D’Amicis is an award-winner, professional wildlife photojournalist, specialized in mountain ecosystems and wilderness conservation issues. Bruno is also M. Sc. cum laude in Biology with experience and academic background in animal ecology, conservation biology and environmental education. |
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Simon Stafford
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Ben HallBen Hall is one of Britain’s foremost wildlife photographers. His personal approach to nature photography lies in the creative art of ‘seeing’. |
