"Once in a Blue Moon". Full Moon rising beyond Salisbury Cathedral.

Golden light at sunrise turns heather bubble-gum pink on Hathersage Moor in the Peak District.

Milky Way and Perseid Meteor over Portland Bill on the final evening of my Milky Way and Jurassic Coast Photography Tour.

Brown hairstreaks are one of our most enigmatic and sought-after British butterflies.

Nash Point is one of the most spectacular locations on the Welsh coastline.

Roundway Down and Devizes White Horse viewed from Salisbury Plain showing natural spot-lighting.

Side-lighting skimming the tops of these lavender rows in Somerset just after sunrise.

The International Space Station passing over Wilton Windmill just before midnight last night. his image comprise 27 10-second exposures of the Space Station stacked onto a single 10-second background.

I was delighted to find a kaleidoscope of freshly-emerged brimstones feeding on purple loosestrife in Ravenroost Wood.

Marbled whites at sunrise, too cold to move and covered in overnight dew.

This giant pyramid of rock with a double arch is one of the most striking features on the English coast.

Shining path of reflected light from June’s Full Moon through the south-facing rock arch of Durdle Door.

Magnificent eagle seizing a fish during my Otters, Eagles and Seabirds tour to the Isle of Mull.

Early morning light and a pastel sky showed showed this iconic subject to good effect on my Snowdonia in Spring Photography Tour.

Northern Lights over Goonhilly Earth Station, near the southern tip of Cornwall, during my Milky Way and Cornwall Coast Landscape Astrophotography Tour.

View across Lochan na h'Achlaise to the Black Mount just after sunrise on my Glencoe and Skye Photography Tour.

A dusting of snow on the path to Roseberry Topping, while the setting Full Moon provides a balancing element in the sky.

On a breezy day this Bearded Reedling was keeping a tight grip on two reed stems.

The north-facing corrie of Cwm Idwal is one of Snowdonia's most dramatic landscapes.