Locked up Memories

02/05/2026

One of the joys of photography is gearing up knowing what you’re looking to capture only to find something crops up that is completely unexpected. Early one morning whilst on a cruise to Norway the camera set up was all set to capture some landscapes as we neared the first port. Then I spotted this little fella flying above us. I tried my best to capture him in all his glory. Although these images are far from perfect, I am really pleased with what I managed to get.

28/04/2026

After a couple weeks away I dusted off the macro lens and paid an overdue visit to ,
I got to shoot my first Chameleon too...
Not too sure he was so keen on having a camera pointed at him but just a little selection they have in store. Be sure to check them out...

22/04/2026

20/04/2026

Beautiful sunrise

19/04/2026

A mobile snap. Any guesses where this is?

22/03/2026

Another example of just one of the Bearded Dragons I have met at Southampton Reptile - These guys have so much to choose from, they know what they are talking about and are always ready to help.
If you want Reptiles or Inverts this is the place to go - but be quick - it gets busy.

Or, if you have Reptiles or Inverts and want a close up macro photo or two done. Drop me a message and we can sort something out...

15/03/2026

I listened to the match today; here is the result

13/03/2026

A little ember‑scaled monarch, guarding the wild and with bright like fire.

01/03/2026

A living definition of smug - one very pleased white bearded dragon is the main focus..

27/02/2026

A lizard eye, but also a portal to the age of giants.
Imagine this gaze watching the world shift from thunderous footsteps to quiet terrariums. The detail is its own little universe, scales like continents, colours like molten stone.
Grateful to Southampton Reptile for letting me wander this close to a living relic.

26/02/2026

As you’re looking at this on your phone, it’s difficult to think that the real spider behind this close‑up is about the same size as one of those giant eyes staring back at you. In the frame she looks massive, but in truth she’s a tiny wanderer, curious and full.of character. Everyone, meet our little spood.... Number 2. Everyone meet Opal...