Photo Gallery

The subjects I photograph are a great variety of wildlife,
people and landscapes.
New images are regularly added so please scroll down
and please do revisit.

Most are available to purchase, simply email me.
steveswalksandtalk@gmail.com

'Seven Sisters'

Southdowns national park Sussex UK

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Very pleased to have this photo used by

livingcoastuk

Beachy Head

Alone in the sunset - Newhaven

The Kingfisher

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Britain's smallest bird

Reed Warbler (1)

I teach kids to get photos like this without a telephoto, simply walk backwards. They hide as you approach and pop back up when you pass, thinking you must be looking where you are going!

The Mallard Shoreham

The famous land mark of Shoreham-by-Sea UK lost and never seen again the day after this shot when the great storm of 1987 hit.

Fox hiding

Foxes often think that you can't see them if even part of a stick or blade of grass is in front of their eyes

Making a Splash

Doing what kids love best

The fishes view

I took by floating a waterproof camera in front of myself and my pal while fishing at Seaford Sussex UK

Windsurfer

TENERIFE

Happy Holidays

Holiday makers on Seaford Head Sussex UK with the ferry to France just out of Newhaven

Egrets way - Southease - Two in a canoe

Frogs Spawning

Common frogs in March

Reach for higher goals

My Daughter at the Eden Project, Cornwall UK

The Dance of Death

A Gannet pirouettes before destroying a fish below

Moorhens

Blackberry Blossom

Sometimes white or pale pink but this is my favourite

Male Marbled white

Only small localised colonies here in Sussex

Sleeping Blue Butterfly

The Common blue of the English South Downs

Peacock (1)

The full splendour of the male

Sleeping lady

Female Marbled white

Red Arrows & Fishermen at Eastbourne UK

Just one jet here! Reproduced several times by

the multi-shot panorama feature.

Kestrel on the cliff. Hope Gape, Seaford Head

Out of Town

Sunset from St.Agnes, Isles of Scilly, UK

Steam engine 'Camelot'

The Bluebell Railway Sussex UK

Reflection

The old boat shed on the river Ouse Lewes UK The day before it was demolished

The Humble Sparrow (1)

First day out

Ancient & Modern (1)

Thin lipped Mullet Lewes UK

Peekaboo

Thin lipped Mullet Lewes UK

Ancient & Modern (2)

Thin lipped Mullet Lewes UK

The Art of Flight (1a)

Southern Emerald Damselfly

The Art of Flight (2a)

Southern Emerald Damselfly

Art of Flight (3a)

Southern Emerald Damselfly

Whitethroat

Caracas, Venezuela photography by Steve Homewood

Caracas - Capital of Venezuela, and the Avila Mountains.

Snow at Rodmell

Squirrel

wind surfer

Songthrush in winter

Mackerel

March moon

Reed bed

Green Woodpecker

Sunrise Southease

Peacock in Blackthorn (2)

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Stonechat

Collared Dove

Robin on a cane

Bue Tit

Linnet

Hawthorn blossom B&W

Sky lark

Couple on a hill

Orange tip & dew drops

Common Blue Seaford Head

Whitebait and Seagulls

Lewes Castle

Reindeer

Leaning Hawthorn

Sea trout jumping

Mullet in a blizzard

Starling in Spring

Swan at Lewes Castle - photography by Steve Homewood

Swan & Lewes Castle

Ravens & The Moon

Heron and Eggs

Girl with a view - Beachy Head

Seal in a reedbed

Lewes Golf Course - photography by Steve Homewood

Lewes Golf Course winter scene

Egrets way - Lewes

This view, and the two below, were commissioned to celebrate the footpath/cycleway from Railway Land Nature Reserve Lewes to Newhaven harbour through the River Ouse valley to the sea.

This image, that the path skirts, is Land Artist Chris Dury's famous 'Heart of Reeds'

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Swifts over Itford Hill, Southease, Sussex

Southdowns National Park

Generally panorama photos are the same size but this one above is different as I wanted to limit what was in the scene and be quick enough to catch the two birds in mid frame.

It can of course be cropped, as they all can, to a regular A4 as below.

Clear acrylic block frames

These frames are in two pieces held together by magnetic buttons on the four corners with a photo of your choice inside them. The photos can be replaced whenever you like.