NaturesLens

28/05/2026

We will, in addition to the little owl after dark, be adding mammals after dark to our Extremadura tour for 2027, it’s going to be fabulous

27/05/2026

We will be reviewing & revising the itinerary for the Birds of Extremadura trip in 2027, so that the night sessions are going to be a permanent fixture

Little Owl by night with the aid of flash. So enigmatic. Guiding for NaturesLens

25/05/2026

A long time target of mine - sadly it happened on the trip this year which is led by Ian - she's a stunning bird, a Booted Eagle! The 2027 trip is already half-full, spaces on the web site!

Booted Eagle in the early morning Sun in Extremadura, Spain. With Black Kites circling overhead, this bird grabbed a meal and took to the trees. Guiding for NaturesLens

21/05/2026

📸 Ready to capture the wild like never before?

🌍 Imagine finding yourself in the heart of Kenya's Shompole Wilderness, where only a few lucky adventurers get to experience the raw beauty of nature up close. There are just a handful of spots left for the Wildlife of Shompole Wilderness photography safari! 🦁

This isn't your average safari - it's a nocturnal journey into the wild with Pui Hang. With her by your side, you'll not only witness breathtaking wildlife but also learn the art of capturing these majestic creatures through your lens. Pui Hang's experience & expertise will guide you in taking photos that tell stories and evoke emotion.

🌿 Picture yourself sating up through the night listening to the sounds of nature, the thrill of spotting a lion on the prowl in the darkness, or an elephant grazing in the golden light of dawn. This is more than a photographic holiday; it's an adventure waiting to be documented, with memories that will last a lifetime.

🏃‍♂️ Spots are limited - don't let this once-in-a-lifetime adventure pass you by! Book your place now to ensure you’re part of this exclusive experience.

📩 To secure your spot or for more info, message us directly! Ready to embark on this unforgettable journey?



🔍 Imagine yourself on this thrilling adventure - what's the first animal you'd want to photograph? 🐘🦒

Photograph the nocturnal wildlife of the Shompole Wilderness in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley. Two waterhole hides, varied species & fantastic opportunities.

12/05/2026

As always there is a field note from us inside - this time, mongoose at Shompole photographed by Pui Hang

WP Issue 79 The Secret Valley: A Hidden Lion Nursery in the Serengeti is live!

Field Notes: How Simplicity Commands Attention - The Power of a Clean Background by David and Pui Hang Miles

Discover how a simple, distraction-free background can transform a wildlife photograph. From subtle textures to expressive details, David and Pui Hang Miles show how clarity, light, and composition let the subject take center stage.

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Inside Issue 79:

Over 170 pages of stunning photography from golden langurs in Assam and lions in the Serengeti to Palawan pitvipers, Yellowstone grizzlies, and the hidden drama of woodland insects, this issue explores rare wildlife encounters, macro worlds, and remarkable ecosystem stories. Including Close-up Photographer of the Year winners.

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05/05/2026

There are our field notes … and then there are moments that stay with you.

This new issue of Wildlife Photographic falls firmly into the latter.

One of my Serengeti lion images has made the front cover — but more importantly, inside is a multi-page piece documenting something far more meaningful: time spent with two of our guests quietly working a lion nursery in the Serengeti last year. No rush, no pressure — just patience, behaviour, and the kind of access that lets a story unfold properly.

I’ve been sitting on this for the best part of six months, so it’s genuinely good to finally see it out in the world.

Would be great to hear what you think of the piece.

If you’d like to have a look, you can grab a free issue here:

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