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Black & White, Edinburgh, Scottish Scenery Edinburgh black & white

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South Africa, Travel Photos South African Animals

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Birds, Travel Photos The Farne Islands

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Ben Starav with Loch Etive in the foreground.

Scenery, Scottish Scenery Scottish Scenery

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Highland Wildlife Park, Mammals, Nature Photos Highland Wildlife Park

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Namibia, Travel Photos Solitaire

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Namibia, Travel Photos The Namib Desert

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Mammals, Namibia, Travel Photos Namibia Cheetahs

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Namibia, Travel Photos Deadvlei

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Birds, Namibia Namibia Birdlife

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Greater flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber) at Walvis Bay, Namibia.

Birds, Namibia Flamingos of Walvis Bay

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Cape fur seal (Arctocephalus pusillus) colony at Cape Cross, Namibia.

Mammals, Namibia Cape Fur Seals

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Giraffes (Giraffa camelopardalis angolensis) walking across Adamax Pan in Etosha National Park.

Mammals, Namibia Namibia Mammals

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Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) in a lichen covered tree.

Scottish Wildlife Scottish Wildlife

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Eurasian blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) in woodland

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DJI Mini 2 drone in flight

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I can still recall when I received my first decent camera. It was my wife’s gift to me for my 21st birthday, an Olympus OM1n. I had always been interested in photography even as a child, carrying an old Kodak box brownie amongst others but the Olympus was my introduction to SLR’s and photography freedom. I still have boxes with thousands of old photographs and slides. I took the camera with me when I went to work in South Africa for a couple of years starting in 1980. I always remember that we left on the 3rd of April, the day after Britain declared war on Argentina during the Falkland crisis. That was when my love affair with Africa started although it would be many years before I could return. It was some time later when I upgraded to a Nikon SLR. When decent digital photography arrived, I took the plunge with a Nikon D70 which would have been around 2004. Nowadays I am still with Nikon, using a Z5 mirrorless. I still retain a D7200 as my second camera as it is still a fantastic piece of kit.

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