Sean Weekly Photography

Sean Weekly Photography Sean Weekly is a professional Nature and Wildlife photographer and tour guide based in Portishead, Bristol

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Tomorrow sees me returning back to the stunning jungles of Sri Lanka, in search of two of the island’s most impressive a...
03/09/2026

Tomorrow sees me returning back to the stunning jungles of Sri Lanka, in search of two of the island’s most impressive animals, the elusive Sri Lankan leopard and the huge tusker elephants that roam these wild landscapes.

Sri Lanka has always been one of my favourite places to photograph leopards. With no tigers or lions to compete with, they sit right at the top of the food chain here, and the island is home to one of the highest densities of leopards anywhere in the world.

The Sri Lankan leopard is also found nowhere else on Earth. It’s a unique subspecies and, with males capable of reaching seriously impressive sizes, they’re every bit as powerful as they look.

But high densities certainly don’t mean easy sightings. They can disappear into the jungle within seconds, which is exactly what makes every encounter so special.

Cameras packed courtesy of Nikon Europe bags packed and ready to get back out there to guide for Wildlife Worldwide

Let’s see what Sri Lanka has in store this time…

Arguably one of the world’s prettiest cats, the Caracal, sometimes referred to as the desert lynx. And before anyone say...
30/08/2026

Arguably one of the world’s prettiest cats, the Caracal, sometimes referred to as the desert lynx. And before anyone says it, yes, I know they’re not actually a lynx!

They’re an incredibly elusive species and notoriously difficult to see, let alone photograph. Mostly active under the cover of darkness, they have an amazing ability to simply appear from nowhere and disappear back into the night just as quickly.

Up close, they really are stunning and one of my favourites. Those huge black-tufted ears are probably their most recognisable feature, but for me it’s always been the face. The beautiful dark markings around the eyes and down towards the nose almost make them look as though they’re wearing perfectly applied make-up.

An incredibly striking and underrated cat, and one I’ll never get tired of photographing. I’ll be heading back to Kenya again in October, so I’m really hoping we’ll be lucky enough to get some more good sightings of these elusive cats. Fingers crossed they’re feeling cooperative!

I’ve spent a lot of time over the years photographing red foxes. They’re a species we see so often that I think we somet...
27/08/2026

I’ve spent a lot of time over the years photographing red foxes. They’re a species we see so often that I think we sometimes forget just how incredible they are.

For me, familiarity has never made them any less exciting to photograph though.

Leopards are masters of staying hidden, which makes every encounter feel like a privilege.You can spend hours searching ...
20/08/2026

Leopards are masters of staying hidden, which makes every encounter feel like a privilege.

You can spend hours searching and see absolutely nothing, then suddenly one appears as if it’s been there the whole time.

Always one of my favourite animals to photograph. I’m looking forward to hearing back to Sri Lanka in a couple of weeks to spend some time looking for the Sri Lankan leopard. Guiding for Wildlife Worldwide

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