Nathan Brown Photography

Freelance photography

My aim is to gather images that traditional photographers often don't capture e.g. local, newsworthy protests that without a photograph will not make the press - the idea being to sell the photographs to the media so I can spend less time working and more time out there with the camera.

Additionally I want to make affordable photographic services available to social enterprises, co-operatives and not-for-profit organisations.

And not forgetting my love of wildlife and megalithic landscapes!!!

For hi-res large copies of images contact me: nb_pix [ at ] yahoo.co.uk . Campaign organisations - I am available freelance.

Saturday 29 January 2011

Humpback whales in the Atlantic

Pictures taken Oct 2010 off Cape Cod

support SEA SHEPHERD in defence of our seas!

Tuesday 18 January 2011

Grouse shooter displaying gun

Published: used for "Shoot to Kill" leaflet and used in HOWL magazine Hunt Saboteurs Association

Picture from Grouse moor in West Yorkshire autumn 2008

Grouse shooters

Grouse shoot stopped by protestors

Published: used for "Shoot to Kill" leaflet and used in HOWL magazine Hunt Saboteurs Association

Picture from Grouse moor in West Yorkshire autumn 2008

Hunt Saboteurs pursue Hunt

Published: in HOWL, magazine of Hunt Saboteurs Association

Taken on a day with hunt saboteurs in Berkshire

Hounds and Huntsmen

From a day spent with hunt saboteurs in Berkshire

Oops!

Published: Guardian Weekend magazine

A police car overtaking left the road and took out a lamp-post, railings and nearly a block of flats.

5 minutes later school children would have been walking past

Southampton

The Gate to Hell?

Actually a drainage door sunk into the ground in a New Forest bog

Sunday 9 January 2011

Kealkil Stone Circle, West Cork

Saturday 8 January 2011

Stone Circle, Cork

probably on Beara peninsula, was almost 10 years ago!

Kilclooney Dolmen

Dolmen located in North West Ireland

Saturday 20 February 2010

November 2009. Hunt hound runs towards saboteurs.

Used on www.sabs.org.uk

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