Welcome to the new Wild Ocean Photography website! Check out this post to learn what's been updated behind the scenes.

Photographing birds in flight can be a real challenge, but can yield some stunning results if you get it right. In this guide, you'll find my tips to improve your success rate.

Composing a great photograph is a highly creative process, but there are some tips and tricks that will help you get started and move your photography to the next level.

Taking photos from a boat comes with it's own set of challenges, especially when the weather's bad. Here's some tips for how to make it through the day and have a great trip on the ocean.

Are you new to wildlife photography and want some tips on getting started? Check out my beginners guide to fieldcraft, kit, and patience!

The Canon 17-40mm F4 L rounds out my set of 'standard' lenses and is my go-to for scenic shots and events. It's another fantastic lens from Canon's L series and you can read why here.

The Canon 70-200 mm F4 IS L is an amazingly good portrait lens and can also work really well for larger and closer wildlife. After 15 years in my bag, here's why it's still my favourite lens.

The Canon 300 mm F4 IS L lens was the first 'real' lens I bought about 15 years ago and it is still going strong. Here's why I love it.

The Canon 7D mk II is still a fantastic workhorse of a camera for wildlife photography. See my first impressions of it here.

Who doesn't love an alligator?

Photography trips in the rain offer something a little bit different to going out in perfect weather. Also, if you're going to live in Scotland then Florida, you'd better get used to rainy days!

The Bass Rock Gannet colony is an incredibly special place! Here, I talk about my experience visiting the rock, and give some tips on what to expect if you're planning your own visit.