It often begins with stillness. A silhouette on a weathered perch. A watchful eye scanning the meadow, hedgerow or woodland edge. Then, in an instant, stillness becomes motion as wings unfold and the hunter takes to the air. This collection follows those moments of patience, precision and power that define our birds of prey. From kestrels poised against the morning light to kites drifting effortlessly on unseen currents, each image seeks to reveal both their strength and their grace. Through painterly photography and carefully layered textures, I have softened the boundary between photograph and memory, creating pieces rich in atmosphere, detail and character. Together, they celebrate the quiet majesty of these remarkable hunters and bring a sense of freedom, focus and wild beauty into our homes.
Hunter Collection
Captured in the rolling landscapes of Mid Wales in May 2026, Defiance of the Tempest celebrates one of Britain’s greatest conservation stories. Banking effortlessly on the rising thermals, the red kite reveals the elegance that has made it one of the UK’s most recognisable birds of prey.
Hunter Collection
Captured in the quiet countryside of North Yorkshire in June 2026, The Quiet Vigil celebrates the quiet majesty of the female kestrel. Perched upon an old weathered fence post in the cool stillness of an early summer morning, she remained almost motionless for several precious minutes.
Hunter Collection
Captured Yorkshire, September 2025. The first light of day often belongs to the hunter. Lone Hunter was captured as dawn gently broke over the farmland between Leeds and Bradford, where open fields meet the rich industrial heritage of Yorkshire. In the cool stillness of the morning, the landscape remained hushed, the woodland beyond washed in soft blue-grey tones as the first golden rays began to edge across the horizon.
Hunter Collection
Captured in Yorkshire, September 2025. There is a quiet authority about a Kestrel. Unhurried and composed, it surveys the landscape with unwavering focus, every movement measured, every glance purposeful. Waiting on the Line was captured on open farmland between Leeds and Bradford, where rolling countryside meets Yorkshire’s industrial heritage.