Nepal Part 2 - Diversity: Wildlife, Mountains, & More
This is the second part of my Nepal blog, leaving the Kathmandu valley and exploring the wildlife of Bardiya, Pokhara’s mountain views, and more.
This blog contains some stories centred around travel, photography and exploration of new countries and cities around the world, where I aim to describe interesting photographic experiences, unique photo spots and recommendations for other travellers and photographers. All of the material is shot with Olympus Micro Four Thirds mirrorless cameras and lenses, but I suspect the occasional iPhone image will also be featured.
This is the second part of my Nepal blog, leaving the Kathmandu valley and exploring the wildlife of Bardiya, Pokhara’s mountain views, and more.
I came to Nepal with a pictures of mountains in my head, and left with so much more - so much in fact I decided to split the blog of this trip into two parts. This is the first one, covering the Kathmandu valley.
My thoughts on the new Tikee 4X, an upgraded long term timelapse flagship camera from Enlaps.
In early 2026, the Gulf War caused a little bit of a mess to my travel plans, but on the bright side, the situation led me to Bhutan, one of the more peaceful spots on the planet.
Vietnam’s beautiful capital and a glimpse at its mountainous and coastal landscapes.
One of the strongholds for both black and white rhino, and home to the last two northern white rhinos in the world, Ol Pejeta’s conservation work is critical to the species.
My thoughts on the new Tikee Sentinel motion detector just released by Enlaps.
For several years I’ve been following the journey of a special variant of what is probably my favourite animal - the elusive black leopard.
My second trip to Amboseli National Park in collaboration with IFAW and Pexels, documenting the amazing ecosystem and the people protecting it.
Exploring the famous coastal cities of Brazil, and a few sights on the way after my trip to the Pantanal.
The sights of Hue and Hoi An were my focus for central Vietnam, where I only had a few days after covering the south and on my way to the north. One of my favourite countries in South East Asia.
A family trip to Mauritius gave me a few opportunities to document some the island’s amazing sights, from the underwater-waterfall to the 7-coloured earth, and resident sperm whales.
My thoughts and review of the new Tikee mini+ term timelapse camera just released by Enlaps.
After several visits to Kenya and Tanzania, each time admiring the snow-capped peaks of Kilimanjaro, it was time to get a little closer, and attempt to summit.
In the middle of the Pacific Ocean sits one of the most enigmatic places in the world (and one of the most remote!).
I managed to explore quite a bit of Vietnam over almost 4 weeks in mid 2024 - here is the first blog, starting with its economic centre Hi Chi Minh city and the beautiful Mekong delta.
The Chilean side of Patagonia is home to incredible landscapes and wildlife, and I spent a week here to document some of it during the winter months.
During 2024 I have been working on a new project for German publisher Rheinwerk, co-authoring a book filled with inspiration and instruction for aspiring drone photographers.
I was lucky enough to win the Pexels “Wild World” award recently with an image of Craig, and will be visiting the Amboseli National Park again in 2025!
The United Nations declared October 23rd International Snow Leopard Day, and one of my images made it into an exhibition at its HQ to support this initiative.