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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Niall’s new website. NB
After being without a proper website for a couple of years, I’ve moved to a Photo Shelter one. We’re in the process of repointing niallbenvie.com to it but in the meantime you can reach it by clicking here. Currently 4500 … Continue reading
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Tagged Niall Benvie website, searchable image database, seminars, talks
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Convergent evolution. NB
I was interested – and in a strange way, reassured – to learn more about the work of Santa Fé-based Matthew Chase-Daniel. Reassured because here is someone who is thinking the same way as I am about multiple image works … Continue reading
2020VISION feature.NB
If you’re still a bit hazy about this project, I hope this feature I’ve prepared makes it a bit clearer. (Incidentally, the picture below may or may not feature in the project but is an example anyway of how we … Continue reading
Greenshank panel.NB
Here’s the latest species panel I’ve been working on, this time with a greenshank in the starring role as ambassador for The Flow Country. I’m still in love with this form of presenting species so expect to see more!
Email restored.NB
My main email address, niall@niallbenvie.com is working again after changing hosts. I would strongly urge you against using Webfusion as a host – the service I have had from them has been awful after the failure of their Magic Moments … Continue reading
Mowing with the Dictator. CB
Am I alone in wondering just why our Western culture is so obsessed with lawn care? What is it about taming grass with a rapidly spinning blade that gives modern man feelings of such utter satisfaction? These are questions that … Continue reading
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Tagged Clay Bolt, david quammen, grassland, lawn care, macro, mowing, savannah, shooting local
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Upcoming Bandhavgarh tour. AP
Just a quick post to announce that I will be leading a photo-tour to India’s Bandhavgarh National Park this coming November. I will be leading it for www.natures-images.co.uk, a specialist tour company run by my good friends Danny Green and … Continue reading
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Tagged Bandhavgarh National Park, Danny Green, India, Inida, Mark Sisson, opportunity, photo tour, workshop
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Tall poppy syndrome. NB
I apologise to Paul and Clay for posting this so soon after their recent ones but it has a certain resonance with something Clay mentioned in his response to my Otter Panel post. I’ve had a “tall poppy syndrome” picture … Continue reading
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Tagged ambition, Eliot Benvie, envy, illustration, national psyche, poppy, putting down, scissors, tall poppy syndrome
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Where witches once walked – Sibillini. PHD
Looking out of the bathroom window a few mornings ago I saw a bobbing crested head of the first hoopoe of this year, crazily skewering ants on a path we had strimmed the day previously. A few days before there … Continue reading
Posted in Comment, Notes from the field
Tagged Cretan Tulip, Crete, hoopoe, myn, Ophrys tenthredinifera, orchids, Sibillini, Tulipa cretica, wryneck
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Crete – back where it really started. PHD
Crete is part of me now, for there I changed directions and followed what my heart knew was right but my wallet and academic pre-programming begged to differ. The year was 1974 and I had been disillusioned for some time with … Continue reading →