The Photographers
Terry Longley
Mike Taylor
Mike has been taking photographs for around a third of a century and has now converted to digital capture, although he is proud to have all his film cameras still in working order. Having taken early retirement, he enjoys nothing better than ferreting for his favorite subject, Fungi. Mike has had several images used by a number of the wildlife trusts and eductional facilities, he is also a founding member of SEEING. A keen bird photographer, Mike is a good exponent of the art of Digiscoping and one of the most creative photographers you are likely to meet and can be contacted HERE
Clive Burrow
Clive was born in Hertfordshire and now lives in Essex. He is a keen amateur photographer who will take photographs of anything given the chance.
Apart from his young family his main area of photographic interest is Wildlife. However working full time and with 2 young daughters doesn't leave him much free time to pursue this. However when he can will often be found around one of his local country parks or nature reserves. Clive can be contacted HERE
Matt Whorlow
Matt grew up in north Kent, and now lives in Reading. Matt enjoys landscape and wildlife photography, and has become a regular contributor to the national photographic press.
Completely self taught, he became serious about his photography 6 years ago, and since then his love of photography and of wildlife has grown hand in hand. Nowadays, Matt can often be found exploring the flora and fauna of his local nature reserves in Berkshire, Hampshire and Oxfordshire.
Tony House
Tony was born and bred in Bedfordshire and through his love of fishing has always had a keen interest in wildlife. His photography passion also began through fishing but he only became really into it when digital became available allowing more room to experiment.
Tony is an engineer by trade and currently works for Network Rail. This suits him down to the ground as he works shifts and tends to have Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays off which allows him to indulge in his passion for photography.
Tony’s first serious interest in photography was motorcycle racing but because of seasonal restrictions, He began to experiment with bird photography. This has now become as equally important to him as the bikes! Tony can be contacted HERE
Tony Marsh
Tony was born in North Yorkshire, though he has lived in the South-East for more than 20 years. Growing up in rural villages in Suffolk and Oxfordshire, he shared a family interest in nature and the outdoors. It is no surprise that the natural world became a favourite subject when Tony took up photography as a serious hobby 5 years ago.
Currently living near Oxford and working in Hertfordshire, Tony visits nature reserves across Oxfordshire and the Chilterns in search of a wide variety of photographic subjects.Tony can be contacted HERE
John Bogle
A relative newcomer to photography, John bought His first SLR just over 3 years ago to record memories of his fishing escapades across Africa. Living in the Kentish countryside and with a keen interest in the wildlife all around, the ideal subject to for him to learn what all the buttons did was to photograph the animals around him, and it has developed into as big an interest as his fishing.
Johns main interest is butterflies and dragonflies and he is very fortunate where he is that he is never more than a few minutes away from his favourite subjects for a quick photo session during his lunch break or after work (and on occasions even before work!).
When John is fishing, both at home and abroad, he can also indulge in some photography when the fishing is a little quiet. John can be contacted HERE
Jon Need
Jon has been interested in photography on and off for at least 20 years, wildlife and nature have fascinated him for as long back as he can remember. John tried painting and drawing the animals and plants that he saw but compared to other artists work at the time soon became disheartened. As soon as he picked up a camera he realised he had found the medium he was looking for.
Living in West Sussex with his wife Carol, they have many places of natural beauty on their door step where John does a lot of his work, including the neighbouring counties of Kent and Surrey.
Sherie New
Sherie started out with an interest in gardening which gradually came to encompass a passion for wildlife gardening. When digital cameras became available she took the plunge and started teaching herself about photography in order to capture some of the species attracted to her small plot. After winning a national magazine’s monthly photographic competition there was no stopping her. Now she is to be found roaming across Sussex, Hampshire and Surrey photographing anything that moves and plenty of things that don’t.
Sherie is passionate about wildlife and, around her job, fits in gardening, wildlife gardening, wildlife photography and the occasional bit of voluntary work or care of small rescued animals.
Sherie can be contacted HERE
Terry was born and bred in Kent; he discovered his passion for Nature during his teenage years spending many hours as a keen angler observing the prolific wildlife around the lakes and rivers of Kent. His photographic work covers a diverse range of subjects but nature and wildlife are his passion. Terry is a dedicated amateur photographer, whose work has been used in various publications and is a founding member of SEEING.
As a quality engineer by profession it shows in his photography with consistently high quality results, his love of British wildlife and nature shines through in his photographs. Terry travels all over the county for his pictures and can be contacted HERE
As a quality engineer by profession it shows in his photography with consistently high quality results, his love of British wildlife and nature shines through in his photographs. Terry travels all over the county for his pictures and can be contacted HERE
Mike Taylor
Mike has been taking photographs for around a third of a century and has now converted to digital capture, although he is proud to have all his film cameras still in working order. Having taken early retirement, he enjoys nothing better than ferreting for his favorite subject, Fungi. Mike has had several images used by a number of the wildlife trusts and eductional facilities, he is also a founding member of SEEING. A keen bird photographer, Mike is a good exponent of the art of Digiscoping and one of the most creative photographers you are likely to meet and can be contacted HERE
Clive Burrow
Clive was born in Hertfordshire and now lives in Essex. He is a keen amateur photographer who will take photographs of anything given the chance.
Apart from his young family his main area of photographic interest is Wildlife. However working full time and with 2 young daughters doesn't leave him much free time to pursue this. However when he can will often be found around one of his local country parks or nature reserves. Clive can be contacted HERE
Matt Whorlow
Matt grew up in north Kent, and now lives in Reading. Matt enjoys landscape and wildlife photography, and has become a regular contributor to the national photographic press.
Completely self taught, he became serious about his photography 6 years ago, and since then his love of photography and of wildlife has grown hand in hand. Nowadays, Matt can often be found exploring the flora and fauna of his local nature reserves in Berkshire, Hampshire and Oxfordshire.
Tony House
Tony was born and bred in Bedfordshire and through his love of fishing has always had a keen interest in wildlife. His photography passion also began through fishing but he only became really into it when digital became available allowing more room to experiment.
Tony is an engineer by trade and currently works for Network Rail. This suits him down to the ground as he works shifts and tends to have Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays off which allows him to indulge in his passion for photography.
Tony’s first serious interest in photography was motorcycle racing but because of seasonal restrictions, He began to experiment with bird photography. This has now become as equally important to him as the bikes! Tony can be contacted HERE
Tony Marsh
Tony was born in North Yorkshire, though he has lived in the South-East for more than 20 years. Growing up in rural villages in Suffolk and Oxfordshire, he shared a family interest in nature and the outdoors. It is no surprise that the natural world became a favourite subject when Tony took up photography as a serious hobby 5 years ago.
Currently living near Oxford and working in Hertfordshire, Tony visits nature reserves across Oxfordshire and the Chilterns in search of a wide variety of photographic subjects.Tony can be contacted HERE
John Bogle
A relative newcomer to photography, John bought His first SLR just over 3 years ago to record memories of his fishing escapades across Africa. Living in the Kentish countryside and with a keen interest in the wildlife all around, the ideal subject to for him to learn what all the buttons did was to photograph the animals around him, and it has developed into as big an interest as his fishing.
Johns main interest is butterflies and dragonflies and he is very fortunate where he is that he is never more than a few minutes away from his favourite subjects for a quick photo session during his lunch break or after work (and on occasions even before work!).
When John is fishing, both at home and abroad, he can also indulge in some photography when the fishing is a little quiet. John can be contacted HERE
Jon Need
Jon has been interested in photography on and off for at least 20 years, wildlife and nature have fascinated him for as long back as he can remember. John tried painting and drawing the animals and plants that he saw but compared to other artists work at the time soon became disheartened. As soon as he picked up a camera he realised he had found the medium he was looking for.
Living in West Sussex with his wife Carol, they have many places of natural beauty on their door step where John does a lot of his work, including the neighbouring counties of Kent and Surrey.
Sherie New
Sherie started out with an interest in gardening which gradually came to encompass a passion for wildlife gardening. When digital cameras became available she took the plunge and started teaching herself about photography in order to capture some of the species attracted to her small plot. After winning a national magazine’s monthly photographic competition there was no stopping her. Now she is to be found roaming across Sussex, Hampshire and Surrey photographing anything that moves and plenty of things that don’t.
Sherie is passionate about wildlife and, around her job, fits in gardening, wildlife gardening, wildlife photography and the occasional bit of voluntary work or care of small rescued animals.
Sherie can be contacted HERE
