Tigress and Cub - India

Of all the wildlife we photographed during our journey, this moment was special. We were visiting Bandhavgarh National Park in India and lucky enough to spot this Tigress and her cubs. So, bearing in mind these are wild tigers! this not a zoo and there are no barriers or pens holding the beautiful big cats at bay. Just the day before we captured this shot, a young local woman had been killed by a tiger as she protected a family cow.

King Of The Tree's - Borneo

We were beyond thrilled to get a glimpse of the Orangutan male sitting up high in the jungle canopy on the island of Borneo.

Vultures - Baja, Mexico

Two vast vultures flying high over the sand dunes in Baja, pass in front of the early morning moon. This is when a big 400mm lens comes in really handy.

The Girls - Mongolia

The Mongolia ponies look like ladies having just left the hair salon. It's just how my brain works?

Indian roller (Coracias benghalensis)

Although we were visiting Bandhavgarh National Park to photograph the tigers, the area is stuffed full of thousands of species of other wildlife.

Puerto Pelican - Mexico

One of my favourite birds is Pelicans. There's a coy, odd beauty about. This little guy is in bloom.

Iggy - Mexico

Iggy was the name we gave to this big iguana, who visited us daily as we camped on the beach in the Yucatan, just north of the Belize border. His orange marking and blue nose only come out during mating season.

Tree Dweller - Mexico

Another simple shot of a large reptile hunting prey in a tree near our beach camp in Mexico's Yucatan state.

Seated Hummingbird - Mexico

Winged Tiny perfection, what else can I say?

Finger tips - Mexico

Pelicans are one of my favourite birds. they're so strange looking that they're beautiful and when they take flight they're simply elegant and effortless. This big boy (OK, could be a girl) flies low of the sea as it's feather tip barely skim the water.

Furry Drinker - USA

A simple hand-held shot of a bee collecting nectar.

The Trio - Belize

After months of riding north through Central America, we had just rolled into Belize City. Sat on my bike I pulled the camera from my tank bag and clicked off two hundred images of pelican diving for fish. poetry in Motion!

Lipstick - Australia

yeah, I know it 's a strange title for a photo, but if you look closer the beak and face of this seagull are perfectly in focus (a rarity) and the low setting sun had lit the beak red...it looks like lipstick.

Curious Iguana - Mexico

A little iguana comes close by to check out our tent in Mexico.

Small Friends - Mexico

Iguana's in Mexico, actually seem to pose for the camera. Lisa snapped this beauty whilst on the Yucatan Peninsula with her FUJIFILM X-T2

The Scorpion King - Belize

This little fella had somehow crawled into our tent and was making his way up my sleeping bag, yes I was in it at the time. I managed to spot him scoop him into a cup and pop him outside for a photo session. This was using the Fujifilm X-T2 and the new 800mm macro lens.