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Biography

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Ray has travelled to all parts of the UK, and locations much further afield, including the rain forest in Borneo! Ray has worked on a number of different projects globally, for example photographing Orangutans in the rain forest.

Ray`s photography concentrates on the natural world and is motivated by a desire to capture its beauty in camera. Rays` favourite photographs are often those which record a 'decisive moment' and show wild creatures in the context of their natural habitat, sometimes with an element of minimalist.


Since starting photography, Ray has built up an amazing portfolio of images covering many subjects, other images can be seen on both Rays` social networking Facebook, X (formally Twitter) pages, with video available on YouTube.


Ray has achieved a number of successes in major "UK" and International wildlife competitions and International salons. Examples of his work have been published in the National press, Wildlife Photography magazines and in the "RPS" Journal, one image graced the “RPS” membership card one year.


Ray holds a Royal Photographic Society Licentiate distinction, “The Distinction ‘Licentiate of The Royal Photographic Society” is the first level of the RPS’s  Distinctions. Licentiate members of The RPS are entitled to use the letters LRPS after their name. The standard is high, but achievable, furthermore, from the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain, “CPAGB is held. From Adobe, an “Adobe Certified Associate”, last but not least is the title of Hon CPE from Campina Photographic Exhibitions Society.


Ray has twice been finalist in the  Bird Photographer of the Year (BPOTY), furthermore, his work has been used by the Rutland Osprey project and the BBC.



What`s in my camera bag.....



I get asked a lot what cameras / kit / lenses I use, so thought it’d be helpful to do a super-quick blog post sharing what’s in my photography kit bag!


I must warn you – compared to the contents of many photographers’ kit bags it’s extremely simple and unexciting!


I had a lot more kit but nowadays it’s pared back and really basic – I just don’t need lots of complex equipment to get the results I want.


I work with purely natural light, so there’s not a flashgun in sight in my bag any more.


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