26/07/2026
One hundred posts ago, I shared my first wildlife photograph without knowing where the journey would lead.
Since then, wildlife has taken me to some incredible places and introduced me to moments I’ll never forget. I’ve watched puffins return to the cliffs each spring, photographed owls hunting at sunset, stood among thousands of nesting terns, spent countless hours waiting for red squirrels, and witnessed the raw beauty of nature in ways I could never have imagined.
Along the way, three videos somehow reached more than 22 million people, and this community has grown to over 25,000 of you.
Those milestones mean the world to me, but the numbers aren’t what keep me coming back.
It’s the silence before sunrise. The anticipation of never knowing what might appear next. The privilege of witnessing wildlife simply being wild.
Looking back through these 100 posts reminded me that every photograph tells a much bigger story. Behind each one is an early alarm, a long drive, a failed attempt, a lesson learned, or one unforgettable encounter.
Thank you for following along, for supporting my work, and for sharing this passion for the natural world with me.
This feels less like the end of a chapter and more like the beginning of the next one.
Here’s to the next 100.
