Jonny Kibble Photography

Jonny Kibble Photography Capturing small adventures with a big camera. UK Wildlife, nature & travel photography.

Spring might just be my favourite season to take a camera outdoors!Every park, lake and woodland seems full of new life,...
26/06/2026

Spring might just be my favourite season to take a camera outdoors!

Every park, lake and woodland seems full of new life, and you never quite know what you’ll come across 🥹

This little duckling wandered so close to me at Golden Acre Park that my 200–600mm lens suddenly felt like complete overkill. A standard 24–70mm would probably have done the job 😅

These four frames ended up telling a lovely little story…from an up-close portrait, a wider version of the same image including some scenery, before spotting mum keeping a watchful eye nearby, and finally the pair swimming off together as the sun began to set.

Which photo is your favourite?

1️⃣ The close-up portrait
2️⃣ The wider scene
3️⃣ Framed between the rocks
4️⃣ Swimming away with mum

📸 Camera: Sony | Alpha A7IV
🔎 Lens: Sony 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 G OSS
👨🏻‍💻 Editing: Adobe Lightroom

One of my favourite photos from Alnwick Garden wasn’t of the gardens at all 🌲While walking through the grounds, I looked...
22/06/2026

One of my favourite photos from Alnwick Garden wasn’t of the gardens at all 🌲

While walking through the grounds, I looked up and noticed the trees forming an almost perfect circle against the sky. One of those little moments that would be easy to walk straight past if you weren’t paying attention.

The second image is a little more recognisable…the main fountain sitting at the heart of the gardens and a reminder of what a fantastic place this is to spend a few hours exploring!

We had a brilliant day wandering around, camera in hand, and I’d happily recommend it to anyone visiting Northumberland.

📸 Camera: Sony | Alpha A7IV
🔎 Lens: SIGMA UK 24-70mm f2.8 DG DN Art
👨🏻‍💻 Editing: Adobe Lightroom


A few days ago I shared the reel of me trying to capture these little guys 🦢🥹These are 4 of the photos I came home with ...
18/06/2026

A few days ago I shared the reel of me trying to capture these little guys 🦢🥹

These are 4 of the photos I came home with (more to come soon) 😁

The first image is my favourite from a storytelling perspective. The two cygnets look like they’re deep in conversation while the evening light catches their faces 😅

I also couldn’t resist trying it in black and white. The setting sun created some lovely contrast and really draws your eye to them!

Then there’s the third image, a tighter portrait showing just how fluffy these little things are!

And finally, a little family portrait 🥹

All taken on the 200-600mm, which feels slightly overkill at times…until moments like this!

Which image do you prefer?

📸 1 - The colour version
📸 2 - The black and white version
📸 3 - The close-up portrait
📸 4 - The family portrait

📸 Camera: Sony | Alpha A7IV
🔎 Lens: Sony 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 G OSS
👨🏻‍💻 Editing: Adobe Lightroom

16/06/2026

Amazing moment capturing some cygnets the other evening 🥹🦢

This little family was gliding across the water at Golden Acre Park just as the sun was dropping lower in the sky, turning their little coats bright orange ☀️

These have to be the best swan and cygnet photos I’ve ever captured 😁

The life of a rabbit seems fairly straightforward 🐰In the first shot, this baby rabbit looked like he was carefully surv...
12/06/2026

The life of a rabbit seems fairly straightforward 🐰

In the first shot, this baby rabbit looked like he was carefully surveying the world around him.

In the second, he decided whatever was growing amongst the daisies and buttercups was far more important.

One of the things I enjoy most about wildlife photography is that you never really know what you’ll come across. Sometimes it’s a rare bird or an unexpected encounter.

Other times it’s just a rabbit enjoying a peaceful afternoon in a field of wildflowers.

Stay tuned to see a reel of my editing process for this one soon 📸

📸 Camera: Sony | Alpha A7IV
🔎 Lens: Sony 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 G OSS
👨🏻‍💻 Editing: Adobe Lightroom

One castle. Two completely different moods.We spent a few hours exploring Bamburgh Castle during our trip to Northumberl...
10/06/2026

One castle. Two completely different moods.

We spent a few hours exploring Bamburgh Castle during our trip to Northumberland and it’s easy to see why it’s one of the most photographed landmarks on the coast.

The castle itself is incredibly well preserved, sitting high above the beach and somehow managing to look impressive from almost every angle.

Photography wasn’t allowed inside, but the views outside more than made up for it, even if the weather wasn’t on our side during the visit!

📸 Camera: A7IV
🔎 Lens: 24-70mm f2.8 DG DN Art
👨🏻‍💻 Editing:

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