ABOUT

Adrian Davies is a wildlife and natural history photographer, author and highly experienced lecturer. He was one of the first people in the UK to use a digital camera over 25 years ago (the mighty Kodak DCS100!) and has been an advocate of digital imaging ever since. He has run workshops for organizations such as Nikon, the British Institute of Professional Photographers, the Royal Photographic Society, the Field Studies Council, the Royal Horticultural Society and numerous others. He co-wrote one of the first text books on digital imaging (Electronic Imaging for Photographers, 1994) a title which ran to 4 editions. He has since written several other books and dozens of articles for various magazines.

Adrian has been photographing all aspects of wildlife and natural history for over 30 years, both in the UK and abroad. Increasingly, he is covering environmental issues such as the effects of global warming, and the effect of alien species in the British countryside. He is also currently looking at how plants and other natural history subjects appear in ultraviolet light, and his book on Digital Ultraviolet and Infrared Photography was published in December 2018. His book "Photographing the Unseen", was published in 2021, and available from the publisher: Crowood Press, or all good book shops! His pictures have appeared in hundreds of books and magazines. His new title: Photographing Plants, was published in April 2023.

Many of his images are held by two picture agencies, Nature Picture Library and Alamy.com, (see Links) but images can also be purchased directly from him as well.