When
I was seven my father (a photographer in the R.A.F. and for the local paper) gave me my first camera
(which I still have). My first love is the natural world and some of my
natural history images have appeared in:
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Amateur Photographer |
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Outdoor Photography |
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Kent Life |
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Market Newsletter, published
by the Bureau of Freelance Photographers |
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Creative Steps |
My photographs have also been used in three of
my books: Native American Beadweaving; Candle Making and African Crafts.
I have been building my natural
history photographic library for a number of years
now and it is continually growing. So if you’re
looking for an image then contact me. To date the
species covered include:
Note: Latin names in italics
Animals/birds
worldwide
African elephant
African Penguin – Cape Town, South Africa
Alligator - California
Artic fox – Alopex lagopus
Bald Eagle
Baboon – Cape Town, South Africa
Camel
Capybara
Cheetah with cub
Cheetah cub
European pond tortoise - Emys orbicularis
Gecko (Ghana)
Giraffe
Grey wolf - Canis lupus
Ground Squirrel
Hippo
Hyena
Leopard
Lion – both sexes
Manatee - California
Meerkat
Pelican
Pink Flamingo
Pot bellied pig
Puma
Red winged starling – Table Mountain,
Cape Town
Red-eared terrapin
Rhino
Ring tailed Lemur
Rock Hyrax (Dassie) – Table Mountain,
Cape Town
Sea lions (male) – Cape Town, South
Africa
Short-clawed otter
Spider monkey (young)
Squirrel monkey
White egret
Zebra – Cape Town, South Africa
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Animals/birds UK
Badger - Meles meles
Blue Tit – Parus caeruleus
Common frog spawning
Common sand lizard
Common or harbour seal – Pinnipedia
vitulina
Gannet – Sula bassana
Green Lizard - Lacerta viridis
Great crested grebe feeding young
Grey squirrel – Sciurus caroliensis
Hedgehog – Erinaceidae europaeus
Moorhen feeding young – Gallinula
chloropus
Mute swans adults and cygnets (feeding and
in flight) – Cygnus olor
Peacock
Pheasant – Phasianus colchicus
Puffin – Fratercula artica
Rabbit – Oryctolagus cuniculus
Red fox – Vulpes vulpes
Scottish Wildcat - Felis silvestris
Shetland pony
Shag – Phalacrocorax aristotelis
Starfish
Wild boar – Sus scrofa
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Insects
Broad belly chaser (in all stages
of emerging from nymph case)
– Libellula depressa
Bumblebee – believed to be Bombus
lucorum
Butterfly: Brown argus – Aricia
agestis
Common blue – Polyommatus icarus
Peacock – Inachis io
Small tortoiseshell – Aglai urticae
Small white – Artgeia rapae
Cinnabar caterpillar – Tyria jacobaeae
Common blue damselfly – Ceriagrion
tenellum
Convolvulus hawk moth – Agrius convolvuli
Dragonfly
Green shield bug – Palomena prasina
Hawthorn shield bug – Acanthosoma
haemorrhoidale
Honeybees – Apis mellifera
Ladybird nymph on Ox eye daisy
Seven spot ladybird on teasel – Coccinella
7-punctata
Soldier beetle – Rhagonycha fulva
Spiders mating – believe to be Araneus
diadematus
Wolf spider – Pisaura mirabilis
Zebra spider with crane fly – Salticus
scenicus
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Plants and fungus
Blue bell – Hyacinthoides
non-scripta
Buttercups – Ranunculus bulbosus
Chickweed – Stellaria media
Chicory – Cichorium intybus
Common Poppy or field poppy – Papaver
rhoeas
Cornflower
Dog rose – Rosa canina
Foxglove – Digitalis purpurea
Fusia
Goat’s beard – Tragopogon
pratensis
Lavender
Ox eye daisy – Leucanthemum vulgare
Pansy
Snowdrop – Galanthus nivalis
Teasel (green and in seed) – Dipsacus
fullonum
White Water-Lily – Nymphaea alba
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As already stated this is a continually
growing project so if you don’t see the species
you need contact Lynne to see if it is a recent addition
which has not made it to this site yet!
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are reserved Worldwide. No image may be downloaded,
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in whole or part without the prior written permission
of Lynne Garner. International Copyright Law protects
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