Des Ong
Des is a professional wildlife photographer based in the UK. Born in the tropics, he grew up with a firm interest in the natural world. Wildlife photography is a combination of his two passions – art and nature.
Even though Des feels most at home in the rainforests, he is equally adapted to the cold northern environment. His work is widely published and has been awarded in various international competitions. Des is also a keen advocate of primate conservation.
Alf Jacob Nilsen
Alf is a biologist and a retired teacher from the small island of Hidra, Norway, where he developed a passion for biology and nature. At university, he specialised in marine invertebrates and became an expert in underwater photography writing several books on the topic.
Alf began focusing on terrestrial species in 2006 when he visited Africa. Since then he has further developed his photographic passion by visiting many countries around the world and recording a diverse range of subjects.
Andrew Robinson
Andy has been interested in wildlife photography for over four decades. He and his wife, Fiona, have been lucky enough to have lived in two houses recently where they have red squirrels coming into their garden. Over the last fifteen years, he has got to know these adorable native mammals pretty well.
His main photographic interest is camera trapping, mainly of tricky nocturnal mammals, including over the last three years wild polecats. He finds the difficulty appealing!
Dan Willis
Dan is a passionate photographer specialising in British mammals. His favourite subjects include the elusive otter, the nocturnal badger, and the graceful hare. Dan’s photography reflects his deep respect for nature and a commitment to highlighting the unique wildlife that thrives in Britain.
Dan brings enthusiasm and dedication to everything he does. His work as a photographer not only showcases the wonders of British wildlife but also inspires others to appreciate and protect these incredible creatures.