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New photography

Lots of new photography - gannets at RSPB Bempton Cliffs, many garden birds and other found subjects, my work shared by the Worldwide Fund for Nature, photography from the Teignmouth Airshow and my creative take on a bygone age at Dingles Fairground Museum

NAOMI STOLOW, photographER
of nature and wildlife. and occasionallY DOCUMENTARY

 

I am a photographer specialising in authentic wildlife and nature photography in order to share the wonders of the natural world.  I do little or no retouching and keep my images as true to the original as possible. To challenge myself more, I occasionally take portraits and photographs of other things and I hope you enjoy looking through my themed galleries.

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Monochrome Photography Award Honourable Mention 2023
WildArt Photographer of the Year logo
Monochrome Photography Award Honourable Mention 2023g
British Wildlife Photography Awards
The Sun Magazine
Bird Photographer of the Year Awards
National Geographic Online
Outdoor Photographer of the Year Awards
Hospiscare

Print shop now open

Bring the beautiful outdoors into your home with perfectly printed wildlife & nature fine art photography

 

My new Online Print Shop is now live, excusively here on naomistolow.com. Here you can explore my evolving collection of wildlife and nature photography available for sale as professional, exhibition quality fine art prints in a variety of sizes, and some are even already framed.  This personal wall art will bring joy to your home, office or other spaces.

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e-Gift Cards are the ideal gift for Christmas.  With an online gift voucher you can send any value you like, to anyone, to spend on naomistolow.com, letting your recipients make their own choices.  See e-Gift Cards >

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Find out more on the print ordering FAQ page.

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A patient in Hospiscare, the local hospice in Exeter

"I love taking photographs of wildlife and nature, from zooming right in to show exciting minute details to zooming right out to show not just the animal, but the habitat too.

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I studied Fine Art (sculpture, painting and printmaking) and then qualified and worked as a Montessori nursery teacher for 12 years. Since 2000 I have worked both as an online designer and eCommerce manger.  I said my goodbyes to the London rat-race and now work freelance from my milking shed home in South Devon. I help run the local photography club and enjoy the company of other photographers.

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I am also a volunteer photographer for Hospiscare in Exeter. I take photographs of patients, doctors and nurses on the wards, the staff and volunteers both on and off-site and I am also commissioned for events.

 

My photographs are regularly published on marketing materials, on the Hospiscare website and in and around the buildings."

Cover photo of a black swan on the Sun Magazine

The black swan, Dawlish

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 The Sun Magazine cover image

 

If you are interested in buying a print of the black swan as seen on the cover of the Sun Magazine - or any other image on my website - then please get in touch via my contact page >>

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View the original version here >>

Black and white photograph of a black swan in Dawlishs
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"I am fascinated by the way birds can live on water, yet keep themselves warm and dry. This detail of a falcate duck's feathers show the intricacy of its feathers, impervious to water. This miraculous waterproofing enables every droplet to roll like a bright bead of mercury before falling back into the pond. Taken at the Slimbridge Wetland Centre in Gloucestershire.' 

 

View my collection of feathers in close up photography >

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"Given the chance, I love to photograph lions at night.  They sleep a lot of the day, but really come alive at dusk - alert, ready to hunt in the dark night.   It would be easy for me to miss these hungry, waking lions in the long grass. The saying goes that a lion sees you a hundred times before you see it! They are extra perceptive to any movement at night. Their eyes are hungry, ready for a chase and it is thrilling to be in their company in this exaggerated state." 

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View my Night Lions collection >

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