LION PHOTOGRAPHY: CAPTURING LION MAJESTY
Jules Oldroyd gives her Lion photography tips from two decades in the field: how to use light, get low, and capture the social bonds that make a great lion king photograph and capture lion majesty.
HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH GALAPAGOS ISLANDS WILDLIFE
Jules Oldroyd gives her top tips to find creative photography inspiration before visiting a destination with wildlife never photographed before. Her aim from a recent photography workshop in the Galapagos was to come back with a handful of striking images of Galapagos wildlife. These are the steps she took in advance to ensure that when sheI was on the islands, shehad a clear vision of the type of images I was looking for and you can see the results.
AN INSIDER’S GUIDE TO LIMITED EDITION PRINTS
Jules Oldroyd gives her insights into limited-edition prints and how Fine Art Photography & Statement Wall Art Can Transform Your Space. As both a collector and creator of limited edition prints for over two decades, she hasseen first-hand how fine art photography can do far more than fill a blank wall. The right piece of statement wall art anchors a room, sparks conversation and brings genuine soul to a space. In this guide she shares whatshe’s learned, and how those learnings shape every limited-edition print in her online shop.
HOW TO PLAN AN UNFORGETTABLE SERENGETI SAFARI
Jules Oldroyd gives her top tips for planning an unforgettable Serengeti safari. Where to go for best wildlife sightings, lion photography and making every moment count
PHOTOGRAPHING WILDLIFE OF YELLOWSTONE IN WINTER
Jules Oldroyd reflects on 10 days photographing the wildlife of Yellowstone in winter — coyotes, bison, red fox, otters and moose in America’s Serengeti.
SUPER TUSKER PHOTOGRAPHY: MY PHOTO JOURNEY
Discover the iconic Super Tusker Elephants in Amboseli from Craig’s lasting legacy to rising super tuskers like Michael. A photographic tribute to the Giants of Amboseli.
PHOTOGRAPHING PENGUINS OF ANTARCTICA: Stories and Photos of Adelies, Chinstraps & Gentoo Penguins
Discover the Penguins of Antarctica through stunning penguin photography, featuring Adelie, Chinstrap and Gentoo Penguins in the Wild
BEST WILDLIFE PHOTOS 2025
2025 has been an incredible year for me, both creatively and professionally. I’m encouraged by how my work continues to evolve, not only in the pursuit of new and different images, but in creating photographs that carry strong stories. Central to that ambition is my ongoing search for places where wildlife and landscape exist in true harmony.
BEST WILDLIFE IMAGES 2025
2025 has been an incredible year for me, both creatively and professionally. I’m encouraged by how my work continues to evolve, not only in the pursuit of new and different images, but in creating photographs that carry strong stories. Central to that ambition is my ongoing search for places where wildlife and landscape exist in true harmony.
EMPEROR PENGUIN PHOTOGRAPHY
A rare Emperor Penguin photography experience at Snow Hill, Antarctica, capturing intimate moments, witnessing fragile survival, and life inside the world’s most remote Penguin colony.
EUROPEAN WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER YEAR 2025
This blog looks at my recent award success at European Wildlife Photographer of the Year, 10 Years of Remembering Wildlife and Focus for Survival with one polar bear image called “Age of Innocence”.
MOKETE: BOTSWANA’S NEW SAFARI DESTINATION
Discover Mokete, Botswana’s newest wildlife destination, a photo safari paradise where the Kalahari Desert meets the Okavango Delta’s edge, teeming with lions, buffalos, elephants, and raw wilderness.
THE POWER OF BLACK AND WHITE WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY TO CREATE TIMELESS IMAGES
This blog explores the power of black and white wildlife photography to create timeless, emotional images. Using some of my award winning images I look at how monochrome enhances storytelling, mood, and connection.
FINE ART WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY: THE POWER OF EYE CONTACT IN ANIMAL PORTRAITS
This blog explores why eye contact is essential in fine art wildlife photography. Learn how connection creates powerful, emotional animal portraits that inspire conservation
POLAR BEAR PHOTOGRAPHY-CAPTURING BEAUTY, RESILIENCE AND ARCTIC MAJESTY
This blog explorers what it takes to capture compelling polar bear pictures. I’ve endured hostile environments. We’re talking about regions where the air can freeze your skin in seconds, land of the midnight sun or where the sun doesn’t rise for months. In such an extreme world, it is astonishing that polar bears not only survive but thrive. That’s why I find polar bear photography is such a powerful challenge and privilege.
This blog dives into what I’ve learned through my camera as a polar bear photographer, highlighting some of the best locations for photographing polar bears, what makes them special, and why capturing these moments matters.
TUSKER ELEPHANT PHOTOGRAPHY: ICONIC AFRICAN GIANTS OF AMBOSELI
Discover the majestic Tusker elephants of Amboseli. Explore iconic bulls like Craig, Vronsky, and Tee Jay through my powerful black-and-white photography.
HOW WORKING FOR NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRANSFORMED MY WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY
Before my life became intertwined with the world of wildlife photography and conservation, I spent more than three decades behind the scenes in television. Twenty of those years were with Channel 4 (C4), and the next nine were with National Geographic, one of the most iconic names in science and storytelling.
MY QUEST TO CAPTURE THE BEAUTY OF BENGAL TIGERS
It was 2008 when I saw my first Bengal Tiger in the wild. I had a brief but awe-inspiring sighting of this powerful predator & it was to be my first & last during my week in Bandhavgarh. I think that’s one of the reasons why many years & 10 Tiger safaris later, you know that a sighting of a Bengal Tiger is not a given. It requires patience, persistence & a good amount of luck. However, when you do it is utterly magical.
FROM FALL TO FIRST STEPS: SOME FASCINATING GIRAFFE FACTS
One of my most memorable wildlife encounters witnessing a giraffe birth & discover 10 incredible facts about baby giraffes — from their dramatic 6-foot birth to walking within hours. Learn how these tall babies survive their first day
FIVE THINGS I HAVE LEARNT FROM EXHIBITING MY FINE ART IMAGES
In May I took part in the Photography Now at The Brick Lane Gallery in a two-week exhibition. This marks the third time that I have exhibited my fine art limited edition prints, hopefully this time to a new audience.
Dudhwa NP, 2025
A male tiger emerged from the tall grasses in Dudhwa. For what was less than a minute his alert gaze fixed towards my camera providing a powerful moment if connection and intensity. That was enough time fior me to capture this striking portrait of intimacy and power.
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The Full Story Behind The Photo
This male Tiger emerged from the tall grasses in Dudhwa National Park. We gave it space as it moved onto the sandy path where it started walking away from us. Luckily after a few moments he stopped and turned to look in our direction. For what was less than a minute his alert gaze was fixed towards my camera providing a powerful moment of connection and intensity. However, that was enough time for me to capture this striking portrait of an apex predator in its rightful habitat.
The natural corridor of the path, the vivid contrast of the Tiger’s stripes against the lush green vegetation, and the tiger’s unwavering gaze all work together to create an image that feels both intimate and powerful.
As a tribute, it honors not just the animal itself, but the protected landscapes and conservation efforts that allow the tiger to endure as king of the Indian wild.
Print Specification
All prints are printed on Canson® Infinity Rag Photographique which is a 100% cotton museum grade white Fine Art and photo paper.
Canson® Infinity Rag Photographique offers a unique extra smooth surface with a sensual feel. It has been developed to address the need for continued longevity requirements in the Digital Fine Art market.
Shipping & Delivery
Delivery is from the United Kingdom and is included free with the purchase of all prints. Delivery is by FedEx, DHL, UPS, or DPD depending on location. Once your order is shipped you will receive an email with your tracking number. Please allow up to two weeks to fulfil your order plus one week for delivery.
Conservation Impact
As with all images in the collections, 15% of the proceeds from each image will be split between four charities- Kicheche Community Trust, Great Plains Foundation, Big Cat Initiative & Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Learn more about giving back, here.