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Colin Varndell is a wildlife photographer and writer. His photographs are regularly used in books, magazines, calendars, postcards, conservation journals, leaflets and exhibitions. He is author of "Wildlife in the West Country" and writes features on both nature and photography topics for a variety of national and regional magazines. Colin's work includes photographs for "Living Britain", a BBC book accompanying the television series in which his garden is featured, and a "highly commended" award for a photograph of early purple orchids in the 16th BG Wildlife Photographer of the year competition, sponsored jointly by the Natural History Museum and the BBC Wildlife Magazine. Colin's collection of natural history photographs are available as colour transparencies for reproduction in publishing and advertising markets. Commissions are also accepted for features, books, media and conservation publications. The collection covers all aspects of British natural history with a special emphasis on woodland, field and garden wildlife. Subjects covered include: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, insects (especially dragonflies and butterflies), wild flowers, trees, fungi, mosses and lichens, abstract, habitats, landscapes and the weather. A comprehensive list of subjects included in the collection is available.
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