Wildlife & Conservation Photography
Two decades. 60+ countries. One relentless pursuit of the extraordinary moment.
The photographer
For over two decades Brian has been dedicated to capturing wildlife in some of the world's most extreme environments — from tracking tigers on elephant-back in India to freediving among puffins in the North Sea.
Based in North East England, Brian has documented wildlife across over 60 countries, working on projects that highlight the impact of climate change on ecosystems. A three-time Wildlife Photographer of the Year finalist, his work has appeared in BBC Wildlife, National Geographic, and Outdoor Photography.
Full story →Ongoing project
Following the entire UK coastline — 7,723 miles — to document wildlife and climate change. A book will be distributed to every school in the UK to educate future generations.
Learn moreStories from the field
Farne Islands, UK
Descending into cold, dark waters with nothing but a breath of air, face to face with Britain's most beloved seabird in its true element.
Kaziranga, India
At dawn in Kaziranga, moving silently through tall grass on elephant-back — nothing prepares you for the moment a Bengal tiger holds your gaze.
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The dramatic world of wildlife photography in extreme weather — from Icelandic blizzards to North Sea gales.
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An inspirational journey through two decades and 60+ countries of wildlife photography. Equipment, fieldcraft, ethics.
Book this talkMuseum-quality fine art prints, available in a range of sizes. Each print signed by Brian and shipped worldwide.