This Female was the last surviving individual of the local Fox famiily. Taken at Beddington Park, South London. I had gained it's trust over one Autumn. It would occasionally come close to me to satisfy its curiosity. Prepared for this, I lay down on my front to get a low perspective, hoping to show both the beauty and predatory nature of this stunning mammal. No Bait was used.

A young stag wakes up to the bustling sounds of London city surrounding Richmond Park. I took this at dawn during the rutting season. Taken with a 500mm lens , hand-held for mobility. The image hopes to portray the increasing interactions between wildlife and humans as we continue to expand and grow. No bait was used.

A common Blue damselfy casts its shadow on the petal of this flower in the morning light. I framed it so that the lines and focus points direct the viewers attention to the Damselfly's head and body. Taken with a 100mm macro lens in West End Common, Esher.

A hand-held stacked image of this darter as it rested in the midday sun shows the intricate details and artistry of mother nature on the wings. Taken in West-End common, Esher, London. No Bait.

Playing peek-a-boo, this is a typical characteristic of their attempts at hiding from predators. Hand-held stacked shot. Taken at West-End common, Esher, London. No Bait.

Clutching on to the petal as it clambered up to the top, I took this image hand-held and stacked at Hutchinson's Bank, Croydon, London. No bait.