I became interested in wildlife photography in early childhood, when my father introduced me to a book by one of the first Victorian wildlife photographers, Cherry Kearton. Thirty years later I finally got round to buying a decent camera, hoping to capture some of the birdlife of the Scottish Highlands. After several years concentrating on bird photography, I broadened my perspective and the galleries now reflect my interest in a wider range of subject matter and photographic styles.

The copyright in all of the pictures on this site belongs to me. If anyone wishes to use any of them for non-commercial purposes, you are welcome to download them free of charge. However, I would appreciate it if you would let me know, via the Contact page, and acknowledge the source of any published image as: philhutt.com

3rd January: First picture of the new year, the remaining veins of a hydrangea leaf added to the Abstracts - Patterns of Nature page.

9th January: Still taking indoor pictures. Added three pictures of a very small feather to the Patterns of Nature page.

12th January: More indoors! Took pictures of some beautiful tulip petals. Added one to the Flowers page and one to Patterns of Nature, because I thought it looked more like an abstract image of a butterly than a flower.