
Wildlife photography highlights, March 2021
It’s been a great start to the year’s wildlife photography season.
Award-winning outdoor and nature writer, editor, author, and photographer.
It’s been a great start to the year’s wildlife photography season.
Why do we search for solitude when we go into the mountains? Is it to get away from it all, or is it to connect with something else?
How can we do better?
I’ve started a Substack newsletter. I hope you’ll join me.
The winter that was, a bolt of blue, beyond Craigellachie, and a safe space for women in the outdoors.
In March 2020, I took a leap of faith and switched camera systems to the Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III. A year and several thousand frames later, here’s how it has helped me to grow as a photographer.
The Farthest Shore: Seeking Solitude and Nature on the Cape Wrath Trail in Winter. I have a publication date!
Calling it out, reflections on nature and ‘the outdoors’, environmental principles, and learning to deal with freelance anxiety.
Ocean to Asgard, sunset on Suilven, the true risk of catching COVID-19 outdoors, and some good news from the publishing industry.
For Alex Roddie, hillwalking and the natural world are closely linked – but it seems not everyone feels that way.
Shooting the breeze, bending nature writing out of shape, in pursuit of purity, and is walking just a joyless trudge?
Our best issue yet, and my first at the helm, but one not without controversy.