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Pet and Child Photographer in Wantage, Oxfordshire.

Tag: Wildlife photography

The Great Bustard

Its been sometime since I last blogged. I was thinking that with all the restrictions and less work I would … More

Birds, Great Bustard, Wildlife, Wildlife photography

Lockdown #6

Photography is still on hold. I could with the new Lockdown ruling do an outside Dog shoot with one of … More

Goslings, Lockdown, Mel Taylor Photography, Wildlife photography

Lockdown # 4 – 16th April 2020

Three weeks of Lockdown completed and at least another three weeks have been announced by the UK government tonight. It … More

Covid-19, Lockdown, Wildlife photography

Wildlife at Wooley

I have got a little lazy taking the camera out with me on my dog walks. Two young dogs and … More

Deer, Mel Taylor Photography, Wildlife, Wildlife photography

Nominated for The Societies’ Photographer of the Year 2014

This week I got great news that one of my Nature images, that gained a Gold Award with the Societies … More

Gold Award, Hare, Letcombe Regis, Nature, Nature Photography, Photography Award, Society of Wedding & Protrait Photographers, The Societies, Wildlife, Wildlife photography

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Letcombe Regis
Wantage
Oxfordshire
01235 763359
Call between 9-6pm Weekdays
10-4pm Weekends
Appointments Required
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