Outdoorangus Co / Photography
I have a habit of finding the muddiest, rainiest paths on purpose. Inevitably, that means I’ve had my fair share of close calls with cameras and phones that look as if they’ve been through a peat bog. Over the years I’ve learned a handful of practical steps that actually make a difference...
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Dusk on farmland is one of my favourite times to be out with a camera. The light softens, hedgerows come alive with sound and colour, and red foxes often slip out to hunt and play. Photographing them without a hide can be challenging but deeply rewarding—provided you put the animals’ welfare...
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Sunrise landscape shoots are a ritual for me: the quiet hours before dawn, the changing light, and that brief window when colour and mood line up. Packing for those early mornings is always about balance — getting everything I need for a great image while keeping weight and bulk down so a...
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I often get asked how I photograph foxes at dusk without using a hide. It’s one of my favourite challenges: the light is beautiful, the animals are active, and there’s an intimacy to images made out in the open. But it’s also a time when mistakes can disturb wildlife or put you and the animal...
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