Hello world!

ByDawn

Hi Everyone,

Welcome to my brand new website and blog. Take a look at my galleries to browse a selection of my photos, and check out my newly updated links page.

I will be using my blog to show my very latest images and the story behind them, so check back here soon to keep up to date with my adventures in wildlife photography!

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    Had another go with these teeny butterflies on my afternoon off last week. The light was much better, if a little harsh, and the butterflies were loving the warm sunshine.   I really wanted some side on views with their wings closed, but in the sun they normally rested with wings open, only flicking them…

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