The orangey glow in the sky was reflecting in the water, giving it a magical look. I picked up the otter with my binoculars and I could see he was w

At last- after years of planning and the inevitable blood sweat and tears endured with such a huge project, it is finally here and the story of Shetla

September is an exciting time for UK wildlife photography, it's the month when the winners are announced for the British Wildlife Photography Awards (

It became apparent, very quickly; it was a female with three cubs. It was a great display for us, over the next three hours, as we followed the family

Tracking Shetland wild otters is no mean feat for a cameraman trying to make is mark. Otters he did track and made a great film about Shetland otters

  Capturing underwater gannets With a 6ft wingspan, pristine white plumage, black wingtips, yellow saturation to the head and an impressive dagge

Fair Isle is only 5 km long by 3 km wide and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland. In the height of the seabird-breeding season it provides hom

Twenty first of December the shortest day of the year, the winter solstice, started with the lunar eclipse, and with the forecast being for clear skie