UDS Photography

UDS Photography Welcome to my photography page! 📷 Wildlife & nature are my passion. I shoot Olympus OM-1/OM-1 II & Canon 5D IV/R5 II. Why two systems? Come join my adventures! 📸

Why not! 😂

So much beautiful flora & fauna, so little time.

A beautiful moment from a sunset cruise around the Farne Islands. 🦭🌅A large grey seal stretches gracefully, its silhouet...
26/08/2026

A beautiful moment from a sunset cruise around the Farne Islands. 🦭🌅
A large grey seal stretches gracefully, its silhouette highlighted by the last light of the day.
A reminder that sometimes the most challenging light can create the most interesting photographs.

Sometimes all it takes is one curious glance to create a photograph you’ll never forget. 🐧🧡With its colourful bill and u...
14/07/2026

Sometimes all it takes is one curious glance to create a photograph you’ll never forget. 🐧🧡

With its colourful bill and unmistakable character, this Atlantic Puffin paused just long enough for a quiet moment before disappearing back to its busy day on the cliffs. It’s encounters like these that remind me why wildlife photography is so rewarding not just for the images we bring home, but for the privilege of witnessing nature on its own terms.

Captured on the spectacular Farne Islands, one of the UK’s most important seabird sanctuaries, this incredible place comes alive each spring and summer as thousands of puffins, guillemots, razorbills, Arctic terns and other seabirds return to breed. Thanks to the dedicated conservation work carried out by the National Trust and their rangers, these islands remain a vital refuge for wildlife and a truly unforgettable destination for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Every visit helps support the protection of these remarkable birds and the fragile habitats they depend on. 💚

📍Farne Islands, Northumberland, England

Meet the Common Hawk-Cuckoo, famously known as the Brainfever Bird.As summer sets in, its loud, rising three note call o...
02/07/2026

Meet the Common Hawk-Cuckoo, famously known as the Brainfever Bird.
As summer sets in, its loud, rising three note call often heard as “brain fever… brain fever… brain fever!” rings through forests, gardens, and villages, becoming one of the season’s most recognizable sounds.

Its hawk-like appearance is a clever form of mimicry that helps deter predators. Like many cuckoos, it is also a brood parasite, laying its eggs in the nests of other birds and leaving the foster parents to raise its chicks.

Whether you spot it or simply hear its haunting call echoing through the trees, the Common Hawk-Cuckoo is a reminder that nature has its own unforgettable soundtrack.


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In thought …Jai Siya Ram
14/06/2026

In thought …

Jai Siya Ram

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