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Shows 2012
The 2012 show season kicks off early this year with Shugborough Game Fair in Shropshire the next event on March 3/4. Albion Place Art Markets in Leeds and the Shire Horse Show in mid March I've added several bigger agricultural shows and some Horse Trials, including Badminton,to the list along with old favourites around the Yorkshire area.
Check out the shows and events page for details and like the Facebook page for updates.
New Images and News 2012
New images can be found on the news page along with information on recent trips, keep an eye on this page for most recent developements.
The first shots from 2012 are from a brief January trip to the Lakes. Some new bird and mammal shots from the Scottish Highlands and my new Highland cattle images are also highlighted here, now available from the on-line shop
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Welcome to the website of Yorkshire based wildlife photographer Toni Cross
Toni photographs wildlife worldwide. Her work increasingly concentrates on mammals of all kinds with a special emphasis on cetaceans and horses, and her new projects are increasingly focusing on these species.
Projects have included a two month trip around Australia in late 2008, concluding in an exhibition 'Changing Tides' in cojunction with the RSPB, and a trip to Assateague Island in 2009 which provided inspiration for the new project 'Horse Stories' which began in 2010. Take a look at the Horse Stories page to find out more about this long term project and News and New Images pages to see the latest work.
Toni also runs photographic workshops and courses and can tailor these to suit photography groups, schools and youth groups. If you are interested in a course please contact us
Images are also available for media use and we have a library of around 15,000 images to date, including a large variety of Australian wildife images.
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Images from incredible Bella Coola British Columbia
New images are now on show from my recent trip to British Columbia, Canada. The highlight of the trip was undoubtably a few days spent in the fantastic Bella Coola valley. Infamous for both it's steep, gravel surfaced access road - known throughout Canada and beyond simply as 'The Hill' and for its Grizzly population, Bella Coola is definately a wildlife photographers dream. Many bears here have grown up around fishermen and locals, are fairly habituated to human presence, and can be viewed from the BC Parks viewing platform and from boats on the river, with relative ease. The resident Orcas around the Robson Bight Marine Preserve were also fantastic addition to the trip. I hope you enjoy the resulting images.
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