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Storm Warning
A 60–80 minute illustrated talk tracing the journey of my Wildlife Photographer of the Year finalist image , a freak super-storm off the Scottish Hebrides, created by record UK heat in the summer of 2022 and the three-year coastal project, 7723 Miles, that produced it.
The talk moves from the beauty of the UK's wild coastline to the pressures threatening it: climate change, rising sea temperatures, and ecosystem disruption. Exhibited at the Natural History Museum and at COP28 in Dubai, Storm Warning is a climate-change story told through photography. Available online or in person.
Duration: 60–90 minutes
Audience: Camera clubs, wildlife societies, schools (KS4+), corporate events
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Getting the Shot
An inspirational journey through two decades and 60+ countries of wildlife photography. Covering technique, equipment, fieldcraft, and the ethics of conservation photography.
From puffins underwater to tigers in tall grass, from orangutan rehabilitation centres to the Arctic, I take audiences on an extraordinary visual journey and reveal the stories behind the images.
Duration: 60–90 minutes
Audience: Camera clubs, schools, universities, wildlife trusts, corporate events
Coming 2025
Workshops
I'm developing a series of hands-on wildlife photography workshops, from UK seabird colonies to guided field sessions. Register your interest to be first to hear when bookings open.
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Location
I'm based in the UK and happy to travel. Remote / online presentations also available.
Fees
Fees vary by location, event type, and audience size. Please get in touch for a quote.
What's included
Full audio-visual presentation, Q&A session, and a selection of prints on display if desired.
How to book
Use the enquiry form, include your event date, location, and expected audience size and I'll respond promptly.