The final instalment of an amazing trip! Boston, with the amazing Gehry building at MIT: I hope you have enjoyed this series of photos of the States, and hope that you will continue to follow my work. Next up will be an update of “About and Equipment” as I got some really nice new gear … Continue reading
Jamestown and a car show: Part 3 will cover Boston, including the fantastic Gehry building at MIT.. Stay tuned, you can do that by following the blog or hit the Facebook Like. Continue reading
Nearly a year has passed since I went out to the states with my family to visit my brother. Finally I have finished looking through and selecting some photos, however due to the number I’m going to split it into three posts. I hope you like them.. First is Newport, Rhode Island: These are just … Continue reading
A very special little beach that I visited nearly a year ago now, with a unforgettable view! Continue reading
A couple of snaps from an amazing weekend at Dallas Burston Polo Club with the Exeter University Polo Club, along with many others. Continue reading
A huge thank you to the University of Exeter Rifle Club for a great weekend at Bisley National Shooting Centre, and also for the great couple of months that I have been a part of it! It was amazing to be able to shot a variety of different rifles in the english countryside, something I had … Continue reading
An amazing weekend of polo between Exeter and Bristol Uni, and a very amusing naked calendar shoot! Watch out for the finished calendar coming soon.. ! Here are some of the better pictures from the games: All the photos are available as prints, and also I can add them to Facebook if people want to … Continue reading
As some people may be aware, I spent the majority of my summer at Paignton Zoo conducting research for my final year university project. The focus of the study is to look into the practical use of social network analyses and the value of the information that it shows. To do this I am using … Continue reading
This is certainly a great way to see a city! Spending the night, day and then night again trekking through taking photos. Thank you so much to the organisers and sponsors for such a great idea. However, what really set this apart was the allocation of time slots. Each photographer was given a certain time … Continue reading
Acke Sven Scott is a crazy Swede who I met out in Mexico 2 years ago when he was a volunteer and I was a scholar at Pez Maya with GVI. And after two years of sadly not seeing him, he came knocking on my … Continue reading
Due to my lack of posting I have ended up with a rather large backlog of photos which I would like to share with you all. It means that this post is a mixture of differing events that happened around the start of summer, and even before that!! … Continue reading
Thanks to the anonymous sale of one of my photos from the display in the forum I have been able to make nuttallsmithphotos a fully registered .com (domain) The print sold Continue reading
Sorry for the time that it has taken for me to add anything new to this!! During the easter break from university (2013) … Continue reading
First of the spring photos, from down at the quay in Exeter. Was a beautifully clear day, well for a while.. and then the clouds rolled over. But the first signs of the sun had brought out some wonderful old cars and had all the gulls singing and flying around. Not only this but a … Continue reading
Sorry for the time it has taken me to add to the site, it has been a busy time for me. So, I have revamped the look of the site and I am interested if you like the new look: Also I will be adding new photos and posts so please keep checking the site … Continue reading
The opening was today and I am happy to say that there are 23 breath taking photos there to look at, and I was fortunate enough to be awarded 3 of those places. The exhibition is up now until the end of the term (start of April), so have a well worth look if … Continue reading
We often focus our attention on the blues of the water, but when the clouds and sun allow a sight like this you get an array of radiating different blues Continue reading
Just after a light shower, the sun burst though resulting in the colours of the bark and lichen to really stand out. Continue reading
The crisp, clear, still weather continued into the afternoon resulting in wonderful contrasts in the landscape. Continue reading
Whilst in Katowice, Poland, the summer was in full swing. The sun gave rise to an array of shadows Continue reading
The power of water. Even a small amount can have a great affect. It somehow draws you in. Continue reading
Christmas eve and the green has gone from the trees but is still on the ground and in our homes. Continue reading
Walking through the student accommodation, summer 2012, I came across these. Continue reading
A rusty old bike hangs motionless, yet somehow has life to it. The combination of colours, feathers, and extras, leaves the bike looking like it is in constant use.. Continue reading
Out walking the dogs on christmas day in the english countryside. It was wonderfully crisp and still, the cold holding everything in place. Continue reading
After a day of surfing in the rain at Mawgan Porth, Cornwall, the water fell down the cliff sides. Each droplet falling from the moses, creating thousands or tiny waterfalls. Continue reading
A swan at Exeter’s quayside. One of the not so hidden places of Exeter. A great place to get away from the stresses of university life. If you ever find your way down there, I would advise the coffee and tea cafes at the end of the row of shops which are set into the … Continue reading
Blue skies at the Eden project. There was a break in the grey and the falling rain, leaving this.. Continue reading
Taken at Paignton Zoo. Sometimes looking down isn’t the worst place to be looking. Continue reading
Here a common lion fish, one of the most talked about fish as an invasive species, in its home range (Red Sea). Was amazing to be able to see them hunting at night, as usual completely unfazed by our presence. Continue reading
In the coral reef biome the desire for light means that there is so much life packed into a small space. Another shot from the Red Sea Continue reading
The ponds of Exeter Campus showing off in the summer sunshine (2012). One of our campus’s many hidden gems. Continue reading
Ollie Leader finding a peaceful spot at the Eden Project. It was a wonderful day which calmed me through and through. A day when you mostly whisper what you say, just because thats how quiet it is. You feel like you are at the theatre of natural serenity. Continue reading
A beautiful Dendronephthya hemprichi seen in the Red Sea. The light show filtering down through the wonderfully clear water. This a common occurrence during my 2 months out there. The colours of the deep always a joy to see. Continue reading
As the summer sunshine breaks through the canopy it cast an array of shadows upon the tree and also gave you a sense of protection somehow. This was just by Cornwall House, at the end of the summer term 2012 Continue reading
This was taken at the end of the summer term 2012 whilst on a lovely walk through the nature reserve to the small stream at the bottom. We then found this lovely, calm and peaceful place full of foxgloves. Was a wonderful day, spent in a wonderful place with a wonderful person Continue reading
This was in the nature reserve at the top of campus. This little spider caught my eye against the setting sun. Was lovely to find such a little part of a larger ecosystem Continue reading
This is an Indian Ocean crocodile fish hiding out on the sandy bank of a Red Sea reef. These fish have wonderful colouration and markings, but their eyes are my favourite part of them. They have a covering over their eye which is different on every individual and looks like a tree of life upside … Continue reading
Sometimes the bench faces the wrong way.. Another shot from Paignton Zoo. This one showing the british beauty, that the bench does not face, rather than the exotic, which the bench does face. Continue reading
The ever watchful male Silverback Gorilla at Paignton Zoo. Often seen watching over his area, or picking up clumps of soil and grass or sticks and throwing them. The conservation and protection of this species is vital due to the heavy loss it has faced through; hunting, war, trade and habitat destruction. Continue reading
While walking through the nature reserve at the back of Exeter University campus the light hit the barbwire fence that marks the edge. The simplicity of the sharp penetrating light hitting the sharp edges of the barbwire. Not only this but it seems a lost point; the fact that you don’t need to look far … Continue reading
This photo shows the beautiful variation of colours that autumn brings, even to the floor that we walk on. It was taken on a fantastic day out to Paignton Zoo with my course at university 🙂 Continue reading
These are common bottlenose dolphins having a play in the wake of our boat. This is a common behaviour that the species shows as the boat actually pushes them forward so.. its kind of like they are surfing 🙂 Picture was taken with my xz-1 and its underwater housing by simply holding my camera over … Continue reading
England is grey and dull?? I would strongly disagree. This wonderful flower at Paignton Zoo, showing off its vibrant and wonderfully contrasting colours, stopped me in my path and drew me in just as it does for any bees buzzing past. Put a smile on my face and gave a brightness to a day that … Continue reading
This photo was taken whilst walking through the ponds and gardens of Exeter Campus. It was captured a month ago just as the leaves began to fall and their colours change. The photo leads you along the colourful floor rather than the normal dark floor and colourful canopy. It gives a sense of unconventional journey … Continue reading
The coral scallop, around 3cm. Beautifully colourful! Continue reading
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