The Britographer — Britain's Natural World, Photographed
The Gallery
Britain through the lens
From Midlands hedgerows to Cornish clifftops — Britain never stops being beautiful, if you know where to look.
From the Journal
Latest from the field
Every week, a new story from somewhere in these beautiful islands. There's always something worth finding.
Personal
The Change
Midsummer is not the start of summer but its peak — the longest day already behind us. A personal essay on noticing the British year at the moment it turns.
Wildlife
The Buff-Tailed Bumblebee: The Shift Worker in the Bramble
Britain's most familiar bumblebee is also its quietest worker — the forager in the bramble, both pollen baskets loaded, the colony riding on her.
Wildlife
The common blue damselfly: a splinter of sky
One of Britain's most familiar damselflies, and the easiest to miss. The blue isn't fixed paint but structure — light, weather and angle meeting over the water.
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