Migrating Eurasian cranes usually stopoff in Hungary to rest and strengthen social bonds. The largest gathering takes place in Lake Fehér.

The Bükk Mountains in Northern Hungary lie close to the Slovakian border, acting as a natural wildlife corridor between the two countries.

It's tough competition, but sit down, settle in and let me tell you 6 reasons why you should #VoteKea for New Zealand Bird of the Year 2021.

Every winter in Hungary, a silent migration takes place. Under the cover of darkness, over 16,000 long-eared owls abandon the forests and de

Taken across six weeks in early 2021, this is my witness of Budapest at a unique point in history.

Getting to the Indian Himalayas would be an almost four day straight slog across four Indian states, so I decided to break the journey up wi

This is the recovery story of Guba and Kifli, two stray kittens found sleeping out in sub-zero temperatures next to a road, eyes crusted ov

I was going to India, spiritual and chaotic with a capital C, armed with a battered, faulty, manual-focus camera to document my time.

I have been through a tremendous amount of gear, refining my kit to balance photographic diversity with minimalism.

Once I was introduced to film, I fell rapidly and quite happily into the sinkhole of vintage novelty.

The Southern Alps are the great divider of the South Island, a 500km mountain range splitting human settlements across two distinct shores

The Galápagos Islands are a paradise to the weird and the wonderful, but there is none more peculiar nor charismatic than the marine iguana.

Kea are infamous in New Zealand. Best known to outsiders as the alpine parrot, here they are synonymous with mischief.

Long before Buddhism swept over the lands of what would later be unified into Burma, people believed in the spirits of nature.

With my time in Ecuador running out, I decided to spend the last few days in Latacunga, a small city close to the treasures of the Andes.

I was planning on hiking Mam Tor, one of the most beloved locations for photography in the peaks, and the snow was a happy coincidence.

Grey squirrels: the shake and crinkle of a bag, followed by a skimper, a flash of fluff, and the approach of a hesitant set of whiskers.