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David Tipling is one of the World’s most widely published wildlife
photographers renowned for his artistic images of birds. His many accolades
include a coveted European Nature Photographer of the Year Award (2002)
for work on Emperor Penguins, and in North America, Nature’s Best
Indigenous Peoples Award (2009) for his pictures of Mongolian eagle hunters.
He is the author or commissioned photographer for many books including the
RSPB Guide to Digital Wildlife Photography (Bloomsbury) and Penguins –
Close Encounters (New Holland). In 2013 after 6 years work visiting 39
countries on all seven continents the critically acclaimed Birds & People
(Random House) was published. Recently published books include Seabirds
of the World, A Parliament of Owls and an instant best seller with Princeton
University Press, Britain’s Birds. His latest book A Bird Photographer’s Diary
charts his 30 year career in pictures. David writes regularly for various
magazines including Amateur Photographer.
TV and film work have seen appearances in front of the camera on
Springwatch and The One Show, while David has worked behind the camera
making short films and with author Jonathan Franzen on the documentary
Emptying the Skies.
David’s pictures hang in various collections around the World and have been
exhibited in New York’s Times Square, the Nikon Gallery in Japan and
recently the Mall Galleries in London.
Scroll down to the links to visit
Norfolk Photo Safaris, David's site detailing his wildlife photography tours and workshops.
BIrdphoto for stock photos
Learning with the Experts, his online bird photography tutorial.
David's stock photo site is where you can license his images and browse the archive.
My latest book has been released to some wonderful reviews. Amateur Photographer Magazine wrote
"A bird Photographer's Diary serves to highlight the lengths he has gone to over the years to bring us some of the finest bird photography around. It's beautifully illustrated and wonderfully written"